Graduate/Assistant Building Surveyor - South East London

Job Description

A multidisciplinary construction consultancy is currently in search of a Graduate/Assistant Building Surveyor to join its team in South East London. The successful candidate will be engaged in diverse projects, primarily focusing on the residential sector. This presents an excellent chance to become a part of a highly successful company that has been experiencing continuous growth. The successful candidate will be provided with exceptional support for their professional development and will have the opportunity to pursue their APC (Assessment of Professional Competence) with a company renowned for its outstanding pass rate. The ideal applicant should possess prior experience as a Graduate/Assistant Building Surveyor, hold a relevant RICS degree, and have aspirations of attaining chartered status. However, the company is also open to applications from Graduates with placement or work experience, as well as fresh Graduates. A strong willingness to learn, a passion for personal growth and development, and great enthusiasm are essential qualities sought too. While the candidate may not yet be a fully refined Building Surveyor, the company highly values their determination to become one and will provide all the necessary support for their success. In return, the successful candidate will receive a competitive salary, with graduates starting at £27k and Assistants earning up to £38k, depending on experience. The package will also include benefits and support to complete the APC and attain membership in the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS). Moreover, this role offers excellent long-term career prospects, as several of the Directors within the company have been loyal members for numerous years. We always have a new range of Building Surveying roles in London and throughout the Southeast, to hear about them send us your CV or visit the EC Property Recruitment Website. For an informal discussion you can find my contact details on LinkedIn – Rory Thompson