Building Surveyor - Fire Risk

Building Surveyor (Fire Remediation) – (JPC-36) Location: London Office This national, medium sized multi-disciplinary, team centric organisation is seeking a professional and experienced Building Surveyor to join their team in a specialist Project Monitoring Role , supporting fire remediation works across residential schemes. The ideal candidate will be an integral team member in the effective delivery of projects, ensuring regulatory compliance, and liaising with key stakeholders including fire engineers, project managers, and directors. London (with travel to sites across Greater London and surrounding areas) Monitor and support the delivery of fire remediation works across multiple sites. Undertake site inspections, condition surveys, and defect analysis in line with building pathology expertise. Liaise with fire engineers, project managers, and contractors to ensure quality, compliance, and project progress. Report directly to the Director in charge with updates, risks, and recommendations. Review technical reports, drawings, and specifications relating to fire safety and remediation. Ensure compliance with all current legislation including Building Regulations and Building Safety Case requirements. Provide professional advice and support to clients including Housing Associations and Local Authorities. Maintain records and documentation for audit and regulatory purposes. MRICS or equivalent professional membership or minimum of 3 years post-degree experience in building surveying. Strong knowledge of building surveying and building pathology. Experience in fire remediation or defect-related project monitoring in the residential sector. Demonstrated understanding of social housing and working with Housing Associations or Local Authorities. Working knowledge of Building Regulations and Building Safety Case requirements. Full UK driving licence and access to own vehicle. Previous experience working with or alongside fire engineers. Exposure to safety case preparation and management under the Building Safety Act. Experience in delivering projects within occupied buildings or complex stakeholder environments. Work on meaningful projects with long-term impact on resident safety.