Building Asset Surveyor - #1713304

Contract Scotland is working in partnership with a Survey Consultancy to support a major office surveying contract. This is a fantastic short-term opportunity for individuals with a background in construction, engineering, or building services to gain practical, paid experience on a large-scale project.

Location: SheffieldRole: Building Asset SurveyorDuration: Immediate start until end of July (with potential to extend into August)Rate: £15hrAccommodation: Provided for those travelling from outside the area

About the RoleThe work involves surveying building services within office buildings in Sheffield. The process is straightforward and well-structured – ideal for individuals who are reliable, methodical, and have a good eye for detail.

You’ll be issued an iPad and an online system log the number of building services in each room – such as lights, ventilation ducts, and radiators. Once an item has been surveyed, you’ll place a sticker on it to show it’s been completed.

Who We’re Looking ForMotivated individual seeking a new challenge on large scale project. If you hold a degree or MSc in a construction or engineering discipline, and are available to work full-time over the summer, we want to hear from you.

Requirements:

• Degree or MSc in Construction, Engineering, or a related field
• Ability to communicate effectively in English
• Attention to detail and the ability to follow a consistent process
• Availability to work full-time through July, with potential to extend into August

Apply today through Contract Scotland to be considered. We are looking to hire at least two people. Quote J45679.

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