Burton Recruitment Limited
Senior Chartered Surveyor

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Senior Chartered Surveyor
Our client is looking for an experienced Chartered Surveyor/Project Manager to join their loss adjusting team, working across a mixed portfolio of commercial, major, and complex material damage insurance claims.
You'll take ownership of building repair projects from instruction to completion — scoping CDM requirements, managing contractors, controlling costs, and keeping clients informed throughout. It's a senior, client-facing role with real variety and the opportunity to mentor junior colleagues and lead the team.
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- Prepare Bills of Quantities, Schedules of Work, and tender documentation.
- Scope CDM requirements and manage compliance across all projects.
- Control costs and budgets, prepare interim valuations, and certify payments.
- Negotiate with contractors on variations and costs.
- Report to clients and stakeholders at each stage of the project.
- Support client meetings and mentor less experienced team members.
You'll be ARICS, MRICS, or FRICS qualified (or working towards it), with solid project management and CDM experience and at least 5 years in insurance or a closely related field. Exposure to subsidence, fire, flood, or other complex building claims is a real advantage.


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Chartered status (ARICS/MRICS/FRICS) preferred.
- Strong CDM and JCT contract experience.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Organised, analytical, and able to manage a varied caseload independently.
A well-regarded organisation, a genuinely varied caseload, and real scope to make your mark.
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