Maintenance Surveyor

£34,287 per annum

Home based in (Scotland) with regular travel

The Salvation Army’s Property and Facilities Service has a vacancy for a Maintenance Surveyor.  We are looking for a highly organised, confident and personable Maintenance Surveyor to join the team and provide a repairs and maintenance service to our diverse property portfolio of houses, Churches, Social Centres and Charity Shops. Our Property and Facilities Services is essential to our smooth running and although this position is home based in Scotland, this role will require travel to administrative offices in Glasgow and Belfast on a regular basis.

Key Responsibilities:

The Maintenance Surveyor will be required to deliver a Repairs and Maintenance service within a designated geographical location to The Salvation Army’s diverse property portfolio of Church, commercial, residential Social and community buildings. The successful candidate will also carry out maintenance inspections (including defect diagnosis), specify, tender, seek approval for works, appoint and manage contractors, control finances, manage quality and sign off works

The successful candidate(s) will be able to demonstrate:

• A proven track record of maintenance inspections, defect diagnosis and repair management to occupied buildings, especially residential
• A working knowledge of the CDM Regulations and the Equality Act 2010, plus experience of carrying our Access Audits
• An understanding of statutory compliance and health and safety issues as they affect property
• Full membership of the RICS (Building Surveying) or the CIOB, plus a relevant property-related degree

Benefits: 25 days annual leave + bank holidays; a contributory pension scheme; season ticket loan; Childcare Voucher Scheme; an employee assistance programme.

Appointment subject to satisfactory references and right to work in the UK

For further details and to apply please visit The Salvation Army’s website.

Closing date: 30^th September 2018

Interview date: 12^th October 2018

CVs will not be accepted

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