Sellick Partnership
Empty Property Surveyor

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Empty Property Surveyor
£30-35 Hourly
Northampton, Northamptonshire
Temporary Ongoing, Long Term Opportunity
Full Time, Monday to Friday 37.5 Hours
Are you a hands-on maintenance inspector? Have you directly managed trades staff including Carpenters and Plumbers to complete works in domestic properties?
Sellick Partnership LTD are proud to assist a well-known Housing organisation in the Northamptonshire area, in the recruitment of a Voids Surveyor covering Northamptonshire.
The ideal candidate will be a great communicator at all levels, who enjoys working alongside tradespeople to complete works on time and survey properties to ensure effective voids turnaround.
Duties of the Empty Properties Surveyor
- Managing a team of around 10-15 Tradespeople to deliver service requirements, including planning and allocating workloads
- Ensuring that properties are repaired to the companies lettable standard and returned to the lettings team ready to let in the shortest time possible
- Conducting pre and post inspections
- Building schedule of rates and WIP
- Monitoring and directly controlling the use of other resources including materials, plant, vehicles, hand held devices etc
- Operating and maintaining safety management systems in accordance with the requirements of companies Health & Safety policies
- Carrying out legionella reports
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As a Voids Surveying candidate, you will have:
- Expert surveying and property knowledge
- Full driving licence (and access to own car)
- SSSTS or SMSTS (desirable, but not essential)
- Housing knowledge (preferred, but not essential)


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If you are interested in being considered for the role of Voids Surveyor, please click apply now. For more information contact Ebony Simpson in the Derby office.
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