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RICS Valuer – Rating & Council Tax

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About The Role
Pertemps Edinburgh Contracts seeks a Valuer for a one-year temporary assignment based in Stirling, offering £27.05 to £31.59 per hour depending on experience. This full-time post requires 30 hours weekly, with a hybrid arrangement of two office days and three remote days. The successful candidate joins a Valuation Team covering a broad geographical area, handling domestic and non-domestic subjects professionally. Responsibilities include scheduling workloads to meet statutory deadlines and advising staff on valuation matters. Minimal travel is expected, with an immediate start available. This role suits a qualified professional with strong technical knowledge and the ability to manage priorities independently within a structured team environment.
RICS Valuer – Rating & Council Tax
- Location: Stirling
- Salary: £27.05–£31.59 per hour, depending on experience
- Duration: 12 months - temporary assignment
- Hours: 30 hours per week
- Working: Hybrid – 2 days office / 3 days home
- Start: ASAP
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The Opportunity
Our client is seeking an RICS-qualified Valuer to join their professional Valuation Team in Stirling on a 12-month temporary assignment.
The role involves property surveying, measurement, and valuation for Rating and Council Tax purposes, analysing rental and sales evidence, and supporting valuation appeals.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Valuer or Chartered Surveyor to develop their expertise in Rating, Council Tax, and public-sector valuation.
Previous Assessor's Department experience is desirable but not essential – applications are welcomed from RICS-qualified valuers with strong transferable property valuation experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Undertake valuations of non-domestic and domestic properties.
- Carry out property surveys and measurements.
- Analyse rents, sales, and other valuation evidence.
- Deal with ratepayers, taxpayers, and professional agents.
- Assist with valuation appeals and supporting evidence.
- Provide valuation advice and guidance to colleagues.
- Manage workload to meet statutory deadlines.


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Essential:
- RICS membership.
- Relevant property valuation experience.
- Strong analytical, valuation, and negotiation skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Good Microsoft Word and Excel skills.
- Full UK driving licence and access to a car.
Desirable:
- Experience within an Assessor's Department.
- Knowledge of Rating, Non-Domestic Rates, or Council Tax valuation.
- Experience dealing with valuation appeals.
- Local government/public-sector experience.
Why Apply?
- £27.05–£31.59 per hour
- 30-hour working week
- Hybrid working – 3 days from home
- 12-month assignment
- Opportunity to broaden your Rating & Council Tax valuation experience
- Stirling-based professional role
If you're an RICS-qualified Valuer or Chartered Surveyor looking for your next opportunity, we'd be pleased to hear from you.
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