The job includes, but is not limited to:
• Liaison with clients to understand and develop their requirements
• Analysis and pathology of historic buildings
• Various types of building survey
• Report writing
• Design and intervention of new and repair work in an historic built environment
• Specification preparation
• Developing and handling planning and building regulation applications
• Working closely with other members of the team, clients and contractors
• Contract administration, tendering and oversight of work on site

The person should have:
• Experience as a building surveyor, architect or an architectural technician in a commercial historic building / conservation environment
• Good working knowledge of building construction – modern and historic
• An understanding of the UK planning legislation and Building Regulations
• Ability to develop a good professional working relationships with clients
• RICS, RIBA, CIOB, IHBC accredited or CIAT desirable
• Competent computer skills, Word, Excel, etc Working knowledge of CAD desirable
• Ability to self manage workload
• Good verbal communication skills
• A current full UK driving licence

Job Type: Full-time, part-time considered.

Salary: From £40,000 pa.

Applications: email your CV with supporting letter to admin@historicbuilding.co.uk

Closing date: we consider applications as they are received.