Michael Page Property and Construction

We are looking for an interim Senior Building Surveyor who can quickly add technical and project delivery capacity to the team, act as a Capital Works Project Lead on assigned schemes, manage contractors and consultants effectively, and support the successful delivery of high-value planned investment and retrofit-related programmes across the stock. Client Details This opportunity is with a medium-sized organisation within the social hosuing sector. The company is committed to delivering construction projects that make a positive impact in the community and values professional excellence. Description Looking for an experienced Senior Building Surveyor to support the delivery of a significant programme of planned investment, external refurbishment and retrofit-related works across occupied, multi-tenure residential dwellings. The successful candidate will need strong experience in building surveying, managing contractors and consultants, and delivering capital renewal / planned works programmes within social housing, local authority, registered provider or similar residential property environments. A key requirement of the role will be to act as a Capital Works Project Lead for assigned schemes, taking responsibility for leading project teams, coordinating contractors and consultants, managing delivery risks, monitoring programme performance, and ensuring works are completed safely, to specification, within budget and to the required quality standards. The postholder will be expected to provide both technical surveying input and project delivery leadership, including quality assurance, site inspections, technical issue resolution, contractor performance management, resident impact considerations, and maintaining appropriate project records, approvals and handover information. Experience of external refurbishment, building fabric works, component renewal and occupied-home delivery is essential. Retrofit / PAS 2035 awareness or previous retrofit programme experience would be beneficial, particularly where works involve external fabric, energy efficiency, damp and mould, ventilation, cold bridging or whole-house improvement considerations. Profile senior building surveying within residential / social housing environments; delivering planned works, capital renewal or external refurbishment programmes; acting as a project lead for capital works schemes; managing contractors, consultants and multidisciplinary project teams; working across occupied and multi-tenure dwellings; undertaking inspections, quality assurance and technical issue resolution; managing progress, risks, resident impact, defects and handover requirements; maintaining robust project records and audit trails; external fabric works, roofing, windows, doors, balconies, render, insulation or similar; retrofit, PAS 2035, EPC improvement or energy efficiency works - desirable but not essential. Job Offer Hourly rate ranging from £27.00 to £35.00, depending on experience and umbr/paye requirements. Temporary role offering flexibility and valuable experience in the housing sector. Opportunity to work on impactful construction projects in Bolton. Supportive and professional working environment.

As a Community Safety Advisor, you will play a vital role in supporting community safety initiatives within the not-for-profit sector. Based in Manchester, this temporary position involves working collaboratively to enhance property safety and community well-being. Client Details This is a not-for-profit organisation with a focus on property and community development. Known for its commitment to creating safe and sustainable neighbourhoods, the organisation operates as a medium-sized entity with a strong local presence in Manchester. Description Conduct site visits to assess safety concerns and recommend improvements. Collaborate with local stakeholders to develop and implement safety initiatives. Provide advice and support to residents on safety and security matters. Monitor and report on community safety trends within the property portfolio. Assist in the delivery of training and awareness programmes for tenants. Work closely with internal teams to ensure safety standards are met. Respond to safety-related incidents and follow up with appropriate actions. Maintain accurate records and produce reports as required. Profile A successful Community Safety Advisor should have: Relevant experience in property safety or community-focused roles. Strong knowledge of safety regulations and best practices. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. The ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Attention to detail and a proactive approach to problem-solving. A commitment to promoting community well-being and safety. Job Offer Hourly pay ranging from £14.00 to £18.00, depending on experience. Opportunity to make a meaningful impact within the not-for-profit sector. Temporary role offering valuable experience in property and community safety. Based in Manchester, with a focus on improving local communities. If you are passionate about community safety and property standards, this role offers a rewarding opportunity. Apply today to join this impactful organisation!

We are seeking a Mobile Gas Engineer to join a leading organisation in the public sector. This role is responsible for delivering planned and reactive maintenance across a portfolio of properties, ensuring gas, heating, and building services systems remain safe, compliant, and fully operational. Client Details This organisation is a well-established entity within the public sector looking to grow its facilities team. Description Carry out planned, reactive, and remedial maintenance on combustion and building services systems. Diagnose faults and undertake repairs to commercial and domestic gas installations. Support the maintenance of heating, hot water, and associated mechanical systems. Complete maintenance work safely and in line with statutory regulations, policies, and industry standards. Carry out risk assessments and work within Permit to Work systems. Maintain accurate documentation, service records, and site logbooks. Support small works and minor capital projects from planning through to completion. Liaise effectively with colleagues, contractors, and customers to deliver excellent service. Participate in an on-call and emergency response rota when required Profile A successful Mobile Gas Engineer should have: Gas Safe registration with current ACS qualifications covering domestic and commercial gas installations. NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline. Formal apprenticeship or craft-trained background. Full UK Driving Licence. Experience working within a building services or facilities maintenance environment. Strong fault-finding and repair skills across gas and combustion systems. Understanding of health & safety legislation and safe systems of work. Good IT, communication, and customer service skills Job Offer Competitive salary ranging from £40,500 to £50,000 per annum. Comprehensive package of benefits Autonomy to manage your own days Potential for career growth within a respected organisation.

As the Interim Fire Safety Manager, you will lead and manage fire safety compliance across the organisation's residential, supported housing and operational properties, ensuring compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO), The Building Safety Act 2022, and all associated fire safety legislation, standards and guidance. Client Details The client are a charitable housing provider with a fantastic purpose and set of values based in London. Description As the Interim Fire Safety Manager, you will: Support the Responsible Person in discharging statutory fire safety duties. Develop, implement and maintain the organisations fire safety, strategy, policies, procedures and standards. Monitor Compliance with Approved Document B, BS5839, BS9991, BS9999, PAS9980 and other relevant fire safety guidance. Provide professional fire safety advice to senior management, operational teams and stakeholders. Manage the programme of Fire Risk Assessments across the property portfolio. Ensure FRAs are completed by competent persons and reviewed within statutory and organisational timescales. Monitor, prioritise and track completion of FRA remedial actions. Ensure suitable and sufficient fire risk assessments are in place in accordance with Article 9 of the RRO. Review fire incidents, enforcement notices, near misses, and significant findings to ensure FRAs remain current. Ensure asset registers and compliance records are accurate and maintained. Monitor contractor performance and statutory compliance certification. Support compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022 where applicable. Contribute to the Golden Thread of Information and Building Safety Case information where applicable. Prepare, monitor and control budgets for Fire Safety compliance inspections, to ensure targets are maintained. Profile A successful Interim Fire Safety Manager should have: Experience of developing, implementing and maintaining Building and Fire Safety compliance related procedures and systems. An up-to-date knowledge of current Health & Safety Legislation and a practical application. Good IT skills specifically all Microsoft Office Products Excellent inter-personal and communication skills with a customer focused approach. Proactive approach to developing effective working relationships. Experience in developing effective procedural and technical solutions to resolve complex Building Safety compliance related issues. Experience in managing budgets and delivery of statutory requirements. An understanding and ability to undertake and apply risk assessment or management. Health and safety qualifications, such as: NEBOSH General Certificate, NEBOSH Construction Certificate or NEBOSH Fire Certificate and/or professional membership, such as the Institution of Fire Engineers or the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. Project Management experience. The ability to get in and around London as and when required. Job Offer As the Interim Fire Safety Manager, you will receive: A competitive daily rate An opportunity to work in a respected not-for-profit organisation. And the chance if of interest for temp-to-perm too

This role is responsible for supporting the compilation and analysis of our client's Sustainability data to inform data-driven strategies and progress tracking, whilst supporting on the wider ESG agenda. The role spans Sustainability across acquisitions, asset management, operations, renovations and risk management. Client Details Our client is a multi-award winning Investor in iconic Hotels across Europe. They are passionate about continuing to improve the Sustainability of their portfolio, already evidenced with BREEAM, LEED and Green Key certs. In addition, they take great pride in their workplace culture and have featured 3 years in a row in the Sunday Times Best Places to Work SME list. Description Analysis & Reporting Take responsibility of energy, water, waste and social data collection, quality checking and subsequent analysis Review the sustainability of materials chosen for renovations of the hotels in accordance with our Circularity strategy, help maintain the materials database and promote knowledge sharing of compliant materials Work with the Senior Sustainability Analyst and Business Intelligence Manager to ensure timely updates to the Board BI data management system, including generating reports Support delivering key stakeholder reports such as quarterly shareholder reports, valuation surveys and net zero carbon action plans Support writing of the annual sustainability report as Archer progresses to CSRD alignment by 2028 and co-ordination of the external audit Scope 3 carbon tool implementation Support roll out of a new Scope 3 carbon reporting tool to calculate carbon from purchased goods and services such as food, laundry, amenities, other hotel consumables and IT. Improve data quality, advise hotels on the system and calculate impact to help set action plans for reduction. We aim to use this work for a future SBTi target submission. Engagement and Communications Be passionate in educating colleagues on Sustainability, sharing best practice, generating ideas and helping create training material. We have exciting hotel openings/re-openings planned for 2027 where new staff will need to be trained. Help onboard any new hotel acquisitions and ensuring handover of Sustainability information. Support with any BREEAM assessments and Green Key accreditations. Gather and share sustainability stories for internal and external communication Identify processes that can be improved to increase scale-ability and efficiency. As required, work with other teams / functions to provide analytical support Profile The successful Real Estate ESG / Sustainability Data Analyst should have: BA / BSc Degree in a relevant field (Sustainability, Environment, ESG, Green Buildings, Circular Economy or similar) would be advantageous but not a necessity 12-18 months' experience in Sustainability related Data or Assurance role Position requires knowledge of sustainability reporting and industry bench-marking (GHG Protocol, CSRD, BREEAM, CRREM etc.) General interest in the field of Sustainable Buildings highly desirable High proficiency in Microsoft Excel and data management. Strong communication skills. Lateral thinking/problem-solving skills. Ability to multi-task and manage priorities/deadlines. Experience and understanding of Sustainability and Assurance in processing energy, water and waste data will be highly regarded. Highly proficient in spoken and written English. Ability to work independently Excellent interpersonal skills with a professional manner. Strong team player Desirable but not essential: Knowledge of the Built Environment / Real Estate / Hotels & Hospitality (including Travel) industries Interest in Circular Economy and materials Skills or interest in Spanish or French Job Offer Competitive salary c.£40,000 Potential inclusion to market-leading benefits package. Opportunity to work on impactful Sustainability initiatives in an award-winning company. Subject to business requirements and personal performance, an opportunity to join the business permanently at contract end

This is an excellent opportunity for a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join a well-established consultancy in the property industry. The role involves delivering high-quality cost management and consultancy services on a variety of projects in London. Client Details The company is a reputable consultancy operating within the property industry. As a medium-sized organisation, they specialise in providing tailored solutions to clients, ensuring precision and efficiency in project delivery. Description Provide expert cost management services across various property projects. Prepare detailed cost estimates and budgets for clients. Manage tender processes, including evaluation and contract negotiations. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards. Monitor project costs and provide regular financial updates to stakeholders. Collaborate with project teams to deliver on-time and within budget. Offer professional advice on procurement strategies and risk management. Maintain strong client relationships to ensure satisfaction and repeat business. Profile A successful Senior Quantity Surveyor should have: A degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field. Experience within the property industry, ideally in a consultancy environment. A strong understanding of cost management principles and tools. Excellent knowledge of procurement and contract administration. Proficiency in relevant software and tools for cost estimation and reporting. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail. The ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with stakeholders. Job Offer A competitive salary Comprehensive benefits package, including full benefits. Opportunities to work on diverse and challenging projects in London. A supportive and collaborative work environment within a medium-sized consultancy. Potential for career progression and professional development. If you are ready to take the next step in your career as a Senior Quantity Surveyor in the property industry, apply now to join this exciting team in London.

The Lead Officer for Transportation will provide authoritative leadership on transport matters, shaping clear and effective policies that support safe, sustainable and well-connected transport systems focused on environmental, economic and community outcomes. As the Council's principal transport adviser based in Halifax, the role offers clear guidance to officers, elected members and residents, whilst managing external specialists when required. Client Details Calderdale is a distinctive borough in West Yorkshire, known for its striking rural landscapes, vibrant towns such as Halifax and Brighouse, rich industrial heritage and growing national profile in culture, creativity and screen tourism. Home to diverse and resilient communities, a strong economy and a thriving voluntary sector, we deliver essential services while supporting innovation, green growth and inclusive prosperity. Description The Lead Officer for Transportation will: Develop and implement transportation strategies and policies aligned with organisational goals. Lead and manage transportation projects, ensuring timely delivery within budget constraints. Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to address transportation needs and challenges. Provide expert advice on transportation planning and infrastructure development. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of transportation programmes and initiatives. Ensure compliance with relevant legislation and regulations in the transportation sector. Prepare comprehensive reports and presentations for senior management and stakeholders. Drive innovation and sustainability in transportation projects across Calderdale. Profile A successful Lead Officer for Transportation should have: Proven leadership experience in public transportation planning, policy development, or a related field within the public sector and government. A strong understanding of public sector operations and regulations in the transportation industry. Excellent project management and leadership skills to oversee complex transportation initiatives. Strong communication and stakeholder management abilities. A commitment to achieving sustainability and efficiency in transportation projects. Degree in a relevant area or equivalent experience. Job Offer The role of Lead Officer for Transportation benefits from: Competitive salary of £60,000 per annum. Access to a Local Government pension scheme. Hybrid and flexible working. Generous annual leave entitlement. Opportunity to make a meaningful impact within the public sector. If you are ready to take on this exciting Halifax-based opportunity as a Lead Officer for Transportation in Public Sector and government, we encourage you to apply today!

The role of Social Value Officer within the property industry involves planning, implementing, and managing social value initiatives to foster positive community impact. The position requires a detail-oriented professional who can collaborate effectively and deliver measurable outcomes. Client Details This opportunity is with a well-established organisation in the property industry. As a mid-sized company, they are known for their focus on delivering quality services and creating meaningful contributions to the communities they serve. Description Develop and implement social value strategies aligned with company goals and community needs. Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders to identify and deliver impactful initiatives. Monitor, evaluate, and report on the effectiveness of social value programmes. Promote awareness of social value policies within the organisation and among stakeholders. Prepare and present reports showcasing the outcomes of social value activities. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and best practices within the property industry. Support funding applications and partnerships to enhance social value initiatives. Maintain accurate records of social value activities and outcomes for auditing purposes. Profile A successful Social Value Officer should have: A strong understanding of social value principles and their application in the property industry. Proven ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines effectively. Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills. Experience in monitoring and reporting on project outcomes. Proficiency in using relevant software for data analysis and reporting. A proactive approach to problem-solving and decision-making. A relevant qualification or equivalent experience in a related field. Happy to travel across various Locations Job Offer A competitive salary ranging from £31,500 to £38,500 GBP per annum. Access to a company car as part of the benefits package. A permanent role within a supportive and collaborative team environment. Opportunities for professional development and career growth within the property industry. The chance to make a tangible impact within the community of Rotherham. If you are passionate about creating positive social change and have the skills to excel as a Social Value Officer, we encourage you to apply today.

The Estates Surveyor role involves managing and optimising property assets within the business services sector. This permanent position offers a chance to apply your property expertise in a professional and rewarding environment. Client Details This opportunity is with a well-established organisation in the business services industry. They are a medium-sized company with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality property management solutions. Description Professional Building Surveying & Asset Management Act as the lead Building Surveyor for the estate, overseeing condition surveys, lifecycle planning and asset management strategies. Prepare and manage Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) schedules and long-term maintenance plans for each site. Scope, specify and manage building works, from feasibility and design through to tendering, valuation checks and final account sign-off. Provide professional advice on building pathology, defects, remedial strategies and value-driven solutions. Statutory Compliance & Professional Governance Ensure full compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements, including: Fire Risk Assessments CDM Regulations Asbestos, water hygiene, electrical and gas safety Health & Safety at Work Act Maintain full, auditable records of O&M manuals, certifications, reports and compliance documentation. Advise senior stakeholders on risk, liability and professional standards across the portfolio. Lease Advisory, Dilapidations & Commercial Matters Support and advise on: Lease renewals, rent reviews and landlord negotiations Service charge reviews and lease compliance Dilapidations exposure and strategy Work closely with advisors and legal teams on lease and property-related matters, providing surveyor-led commercial insight. Insurance, Valuations & Risk Oversee reinstatement assessments, property questionnaires and insurer-led surveys. Ensure property valuations are technically sound and commercially appropriate. Lead on insurer-recommended works and risk mitigation strategies. Project Leadership & Stakeholder Engagement Manage consultants, contractors and professional advisers in line with RICS and CDM best practice. Act as a trusted technical adviser to directors and operational leaders. Guide and support local facilities teams on maintenance standards, contractor control and compliance requirements. Profile A successful Estates Surveyor should have: Essential MRICS or AssocRICS (Building Surveying or similar pathway), or qualified by experience with strong professional credibility. Proven experience delivering core Building Surveyor functions across a multi-site commercial or industrial estate. Strong knowledge of statutory compliance, CDM and building safety. Comfortable acting as the senior technical authority within a business. Desirable Experience managing both freehold and leasehold assets. Exposure to dilapidations, lease advisory work and insurance reinstatement matters. Background in logistics, industrial or operational environments. Experience operating within entrepreneurial or owner-managed businesses. Job Offer Competitive salary of £65,000 per annum. Permanent, full-time position in the business services industry. Opportunities to work on diverse and challenging property projects. Supportive and professional work environment. If you are an experienced Estates Surveyor looking to advance your career in property management, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity.

The position of Interim Building Surveyor in the public sector involves overseeing and managing construction-related projects to ensure compliance with regulations and standards. This temporary role in London requires a detail-oriented professional with expertise in building surveying and a strong understanding of construction processes. Client Details This organisation operates within the public sector and is part of a construction-focused department. It is a medium-sized entity dedicated to maintaining and improving infrastructure, with a commitment to delivering quality services to the local community. Description Conducting building surveys and preparing detailed reports on findings. Ensuring compliance with building regulations and safety standards. Managing and overseeing construction and maintenance projects from inception to completion. Providing technical advice and support to stakeholders. Preparing and managing project budgets and timelines effectively. Inspecting properties to identify necessary repairs or improvements. Collaborating with contractors and other professionals to ensure project success. Maintaining accurate records and documentation for each project. Profile A successful Interim Building Surveyor should have: A relevant qualification in building surveying or a related field. Proven expertise in conducting building inspections and preparing reports. Strong knowledge of construction standards and building regulations. Experience managing projects in the public sector or construction industry. Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills. The ability to communicate effectively with a range of stakeholders. Job Offer Competitive daily rate of GBP 315.0 to GBP 385.0. Opportunity to work on diverse and impactful public sector projects in London. Temporary role offering flexibility and professional growth. Chance to contribute to the improvement of local infrastructure. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled Interim Building Surveyor to bring their expertise to the public sector. If you are ready to make a meaningful impact, apply today!

Responsible for pre/post-inspection and reports for responsive repairs, void works and cyclical repairs within the relevant area of operation, consulting and engaging with customers, leaseholders and with internal and external stakeholders in the region. Client Details One of the UK's largest HA's, committed to providing excellent housing services to members of the communities Description Deliver an effective & efficient Repairs & Maintenance service at an operational level to include a regionally based professional surveying service, disrepair works, Major/Complex Works, FRA, responsive repairs, voids and aids and adaptations. Prepare and carry out diagnostic inspections, surveys & technical reports in accordance with Group practice. Providing accurate technical advice with competent & thorough surveys/post-inspections. Identifies and manages insurance claims ensuring most economically advantageous outcome for the organisation. To include, property inspections, managing decants, liaising with loss adjusters/insurance team. Technical lead within the Housing team during the handover of any new developments to ensure quality control through to completion and the end of defects. Effective and efficiently control budgetary spend of approx. £2m within individual area of operation, ensuring revenue and capital spend are recorded accurately. Review invoices and requests for payment from contractors, challenge and resolve submissions where required. Deliver and effectively manage legal disrepair claims and Environmental Health Orders in line with group process and provide detailed reports, and manage complex repairs to an agreed outcome to protect Clarion interests. Ensure effective liaison with in-house service provider, M&E contractors and external sub-contractor staff to ensure the delivery of a top quartile service in line with industry standards, schedule of Rates, operational regulatory framework, health & safety (including asbestos) Management and coordination of empty properties to ensure minimal rental loss and maximum return. Carry out major void inspections, ensuring void works are completed to Clarion lettable standard against key performance indicators and providing detailed costing for the Options Appraisal's. Ensure delivery of all works in line with all compliance requirements and promotion of the organisation's Health & Safety policy and legislation, all personal risk assessments completed/reviewed and relevant action taken to mitigate risk. Maintaining excellent customer satisfaction by taking ownership and demonstrating proactive collaborative working with repairs providers Ensure all ongoing professional and personal development is updated. Profile Diploma in Surveying, Property and Maintenance Level 3 Membership of a relevant professional body e.g. RICS or CIOB Knowledge of the Social Housing Sector and awareness of its regulations A demonstrable knowledge of building construction, building standards, planning regulations, regulatory standards, health & safety and other legislation relevant to asset management. Knowledge of financial management and controls within a contractor management and day to day repairs delivery context and ability to flag adverse spend and mitigate risks of overspends. Knowledge of effective professional surveying service for responsive repairs, voids and aids and adaptations to high levels of customer satisfaction Understanding of data management and Intermediate level of experience in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint IT systems. Excellent communications skills, both oral and written with colleagues, residents, service providers, contractors, consultants and other stakeholders Effective liaison skills with staff, residents, service providers, contractors and consultants Ability to work independently and as part of a team Management of small projects and an understanding of CDMC Job Offer Immediate Start, comptitive rates, 36 hour week, milage from the office and hybrid set up

We are seeking a proactive Support Building Manager to provide cover across a Greater Manchester portfolio, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and exceptional customer service. This role involves managing building facilities, liaising with clients, and maintaining high standards throughout the property. Client Details Our client is one of the largest providers of commercial property in the UK, and are proud to provide high quality modern retail, industrial and office space across the Manchester region. Description The Support Building Manager will: Operate the reception area and welcome visitors and staff. Liaise daily with building clients and senior management. Book meeting rooms and manage amenity areas. Monitor cleaning standards across the facility. Maintain building check sheets and ensure presentation of internal and external areas. Coordinate with the Facilities Manager for minor maintenance tasks. Close down the building and amenity areas at the end of the day, ensuring readiness for the next day. Profile A successful Support Building Manager should have: Experience in facilities/building management. Strong hospitality and client relationship skills. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Highly organised with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks. Flexible and adaptable to work across various buildings. Flexibility to work across various locations in the region. A background in real estate and property management. Own transport and UK driving licence (essential). Job Offer The role of Support Building Manager benefits from: Competitive salary of £35,895 per annum. Comprehensive pension scheme to support your future. Opportunity to work in the thriving Property industry. Supportive and professional company culture. If you are ready to take the next step in your real estate and property career, apply today to become a Support Building Manager in the Manchester area.

We are seeking a proactive Building Manager to provide excellent building and facilities services in the Greater Manchester area, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and exceptional customer service. This role involves managing building facilities, liaising with clients, and maintaining high standards throughout the property. Client Details Our client is one of the largest providers of commercial property in the UK, and are proud to provide high quality modern retail, industrial and office space across the Greater Manchester region. Description The Building Manager will: Operate the reception area and welcome visitors and staff. Liaise daily with building clients and senior management. Book meeting rooms and manage amenity areas. Monitor cleaning standards across the facility. Maintain building check sheets and ensure presentation of internal and external areas. Coordinate with the Facilities Manager for minor maintenance tasks. Close down the building and amenity areas at the end of the day, ensuring readiness for the next day. Profile A successful Building Manager should have: Experience in facilities/building management. Strong hospitality and client relationship skills. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Highly organised with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks. A background in real estate and property management. Job Offer The role of Building Manager benefits from: Competitive salary of £35,000-£40,000 per annum (depending on experience) Comprehensive pension scheme to support your future. Opportunities for career growth and development. Supportive and professional company culture. If you are ready to take the next step in your real estate and property career, apply today to become a Building Manager in Greater Manchester.

Our client is looking for an experienced Site Manager to lead the delivery of social housing planned works. As Site Manager, you will operational delivery staff across multiple workstreams. Client Details Our client is a leading property services contractor with a proven track record of delivering high quality works across the social housing sector. With a focus on planned refurbishments, the business partners with housing associations and local authorities to improve homes and communities across the UK. Description Lead and manage Site Managers and operational teams delivering planned maintenance works Oversee kitchen and bathroom refurbishment programmes within social housing properties Ensure contracts are delivered on time, within budget, and in line with quality expectations Monitor performance against KPIs, driving continuous improvement Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, residents, and stakeholders Ensure full compliance with health & safety regulations and company procedures Manage programme planning, resource allocation, and subcontractor performance Contribute to commercial performance, including cost control and value optimisation Profile Proven experience in a Contract Manager/Site Manager role within social housing or planned maintenance Strong track record delivering kitchen and bathroom refurbishment programmes Experience managing site teams and operational staff Proven leadership, communication, and management skills Strong understanding of health & safety and compliance requirements Job Offer £55k-£60k base salary £6,500 car allowance or company car Approximately 15% in annual bonus 5% employer pension contribution 26 days AL plus bank holidays Private healthcare benefits Clear progression path / opportunities

The Commercial Energy Assessor will play a key role in managing energy efficiency and sustainability across the organisation's real estate and property portfolio for the West Midlands, East Midlands and South regions of England. This permanent, field-based position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to impactful energy initiatives and maintain the electrical efficiencies of the organisation. Client Details The organisation manages a national portfolio of over 300 healthcare properties across England, supporting the delivery of primary care and community health services. They work collaboratively with partners and tenants to drive sustainable, efficient, and high-quality healthcare environments. Description The Commercial Energy Assessor will: Conduct energy assessments and audits across the Midlands and South property portfolio. Develop and implement energy efficiency strategies to improve sustainability. Ensure compliance with energy regulations and standards. Analyse energy usage data to identify cost-saving opportunities. Collaborate with stakeholders to promote energy conservation initiatives. Prepare detailed reports and recommendations for energy optimisation. Provide technical guidance on energy-related projects and solutions. Monitor the performance of implemented energy-saving measures. Profile A successful Commercial Energy Assessor should have: Accreditation of Level 4 Commercial Energy Assessor (essential). Proven commercial DEC and EPC assessment experience (essential). Strong knowledge of energy efficiency practices and regulations. Experience in data analysis and reporting related to energy usage. Ability to work collaboratively with various teams and stakeholders. A results-driven approach with attention to detail. The ability and willingness to travel across a large area (West Midlands, East Midlands and South). Proven experience of commercial assessment work in real estate and property. Experience in healthcare environments (desirable). Professional membership such as EMA, ISEP, CIBSE or Energy Institute (desirable). Job Offer The role of Commercial Energy Assessor benefits from: Competitive salary ranging from £45,000 to £49,000 per annum. Comprehensive pension scheme (10% employer contribution). 25 days annual leave (plus bank holidays). Field based/work from home working arrangement. Health Cash Plan. Access to a Blue Light discount card Supportive work environment. If you are passionate about energy efficiency and sustainability, this Energy Assessor role covering the West Midlands, East Midlands and South regions of England could be your next career move. Apply now to find out more!

As Senior Quantity Surveyor, you will take the lead on our clients planned maintenance contracts, leading on cost control, contract management, and financial reporting. You'll work closely with operational teams and senior leaders to maximise value, manage risk, and support sustainable growth. Client Details Our client is a specialist maintenance provider focused on the social housing sector, delivering planned, cyclical, and responsive works to housing associations and local authorities. With a strong presence across the North West and beyond, our client supports housing providers in maintaining safe, sustainable homes through services including gas servicing, electrical works, heating, renewables, and property maintenance. Description Commercial lead for North West based social housing planned maintenance contracts Managing budgets, forecasts, and cost reporting with accuracy and transparency Overseeing subcontract procurement, negotiation, and performance Administering contracts and managing change control processes Identifying and mitigating commercial risks while protecting margin Supporting and mentoring junior commercial staff Building strong relationships with clients and internal teams Profile Proven experience as a Senior or established Quantity Surveyor Strong knowledge of planned maintenance or responsive repairs within social housing Ability to lead commercially on multiple projects/contracts Strong negotiation, analytical, and stakeholder management skills A proactive, solutions focused approach Job Offer £60,000 - £70,000 base salary 10% car allowance Annual bonus of 10% Private healthcare benefits 30 days AL + bank holidays Life assurance cover Progression route to Commercial Manager within 2 years

The Partnership Director will lead and manage strategic relationships within the property and maintenance sector, focusing on facilities management. This role requires a strong understanding of the industry and the ability to drive business growth through effective collaboration. Client Details This role is with a prominent organisation in property and FM. The company operates as a large organisation with a focus on delivering exceptional services and innovative solutions to its clients. Description Develop and maintain strategic partnerships to achieve business objectives in the property and FM sector. Oversee the delivery of high-quality facilities management services to meet client expectations. Identify and pursue new business opportunities to drive growth and profitability. Collaborate with internal teams to ensure seamless service delivery and operational efficiency. Monitor and evaluate the performance of partnerships to ensure compliance and satisfaction. Provide strategic guidance and leadership to the team, fostering a culture of excellence. Manage budgets effectively, ensuring financial performance aligns with organisational goals. Represent the organisation at industry events, building its reputation within the sector. Profile A successful Partnership Director should have: Strong knowledge and experience within the property and FM. Proven expertise in facilities management operations and strategic planning. Excellent leadership and stakeholder management skills. The ability to identify and capitalise on business opportunities. Strong financial acumen and budget management skills. Experience in managing complex partnerships and contracts. Job Offer Competitive salary and remuneration package. Opportunity to work within a leading organisation in the property and FM sector. Engaging and challenging role within facilities management. Supportive company culture with a focus on professional growth. If you are an experienced Partnership Director looking to take the next step in your career, we encourage you to apply today!

This role as a Private Sector Housing Officer in Nottingham requires expertise in property management within the public sector. The position involves ensuring housing standards are met and supporting the delivery of housing-related services. Client Details This public sector organisation operates within the property department, focusing on maintaining housing standards and improving living conditions. It is a medium-sized organisation dedicated to delivering effective housing solutions in Nottingham. Description Carry out inspections of private sector dwellings, HMOs, and mobile homes using the Housing Health and Safety Rating System to identify and assess hazards. Investigate housing complaints and take appropriate informal or formal enforcement action, including serving statutory notices and preparing cases for legal proceedings. Administer HMO licensing, monitor compliance with licence conditions, and investigate unlicensed properties. Specify, monitor, and verify remedial works to ensure housing hazards are reduced or removed to acceptable standards. Assess eligibility for housing grants and loans, advise applicants, and monitor approved works in line with legislation and council policy. Work collaboratively with internal departments and external partners, provide professional advice to landlords and tenants, and maintain accurate inspection and case records. Profile A successful Private Sector Housing Officer should have: Demonstrates strong knowledge of private sector housing legislation and extensive experience in regulatory enforcement, including the use of formal and informal powers. Has proven experience carrying out property inspections, identifying hazards, and taking proportionate enforcement action, including serving statutory notices and default action. Confident in preparing robust enforcement case files, schedules of works, and legal documentation to support civil penalties, prosecutions, and tribunal proceedings. Communicates assertively and professionally with landlords, tenants, agents, and contractors to secure compliance and achieve housing improvements. Able to work independently on complex enforcement cases while contributing effectively within multidisciplinary and partnership-led teams. Demonstrates a strong commitment to public protection, ethical enforcement, continuous professional development, and high standards of customer service and equality. Job Offer Competitive salary ranging from £38,844 to £40,817 per annum. Permanent position within the public sector in Nottingham. Opportunities for professional development and training. A supportive and collaborative work environment. The chance to make a positive impact on housing standards in the community. If you are passionate about ensuring quality housing in the public sector, apply today to join this rewarding role in Nottingham.

The Facilities Coordinator will oversee the day-to-day operations of facilities management within a financial services and banking environment, ensuring a safe, efficient, and well-maintained workspace. This role is based in the City of London and requires a proactive individual with a strong understanding of facilities management processes and basic IT support. Client Details This opportunity is with a well-established organisation in the financial services and banking industry. The company operates within a professional and fast-paced environment in the City of London, handling various assets from private housing to rental property, commercial real estate and infrastructure, focusing on financing assets for their clients to keep making a difference. Description The Facilities Coordinator will: Manage the daily operations of the facilities to ensure smooth functioning of the office environment. Coordinate maintenance, repairs, and service requests, ensuring timely resolution of issues. Advise and troubleshoot on basic operational day-to-day IT issues. Oversee health and safety compliance, including conducting regular inspections and risk assessments. Manage vendor relationships, including contract negotiation and performance monitoring. Support office space planning and ensure optimal utilisation of facilities resources. Conduct site inductions with new members of staff. Collaborate with internal teams to address facility-related needs and requirements. Ensure compliance with local regulations and company policies related to facilities management. Profile A successful Facilities Coordinator should have: Previous experience in facilities management, ideally within an office/corporate environment. Strong organisational and problem-solving skills to handle multiple responsibilities effectively. Knowledge of health and safety regulations and compliance requirements. A good understanding of basis day-to-day IT technical issues. Proven ability to work collaboratively with contractors and internal stakeholders. A proactive approach to identifying and resolving facilities-related issues. A H&S qualification such as IOSH (preferred) Previous experience in a banking or financial services environment (preferred). Job Offer The role of Facilities Coordinator benefits from: Competitive salary of £45,000 per annum. Comprehensive pension scheme (9% employer contribution). Fixed-term contract (6 months) with a quick start available. Bonus scheme. Hybrid working. 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (pro rata). Work within a professional and supportive environment in the heart of London. If you are a Facilities Coordinator looking to make a meaningful impact in the City of London, we encourage you to apply today.

An exciting opportunity for an experienced Retrofit Coordinator to lead PAS 2035-compliant retrofit delivery across high-profile domestic housing programmes in the North East , based from Seaham. This role offers a blend of technical leadership, compliance ownership, and strategic influence within a large, well-resourced sustainability team. Client Details Our client is a market-leading, multinational energy and technical services organisation , delivering complex housing retrofit, energy efficiency, and decarbonisation programmes across the UK. With a strong presence in the North East , they operate at scale across SHDF, ECO, LAD, and other government-funded frameworks , combining technical excellence with long-term investment in people, training, and innovation. Description Lead end-to-end PAS 2035 delivery , from assessment through design, installation, handover, and monitoring Act as the primary technical authority for retrofit coordination and energy modelling Manage retrofit surveying activity across the North East , ensuring high standards of quality, accuracy, and compliance Produce, review, and validate RdSAP and full SAP models aligned with scheme criteria Manage TrustMark lodgements in line with programme delivery and funding requirements Work closely with operational, design, and delivery teams to ensure technically robust retrofit solutions Coordinate and manage external retrofit assessors and survey partners Implement and oversee audit processes for internal and external surveyors Drive an excellent customer and resident experience throughout the retrofit assessment process Support bid and tender submissions with strong technical and compliance input Share technical guidance, best practice, and industry updates across the wider business Profile A successful Retrofit Coordinator should have: Relevant qualifications in construction, engineering, or a related field. Experience in project management within the construction or property industry. Strong knowledge of retrofit standards and energy efficiency practices. Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills. Ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels. Proficiency in using project management tools and software. A proactive approach to identifying and resolving issues. Job Offer Competitive salary plus an excellent, flexible benefits package 25 days annual leave + public holidays Life assurance (2 annual salary) Structured learning, development, and professional qualification support Clear progression into senior technical, retrofit, or sustainability leadership roles Employee discount schemes for major retailers and brands Gym membership discounts and cycle-to-work scheme Holiday purchase options