Senior Project Surveyor

Founded in 2016, the two founders stepped away from larger organisations to create a consultancy that was more personal, entrepreneurial, and passionate about the projects they’d be working on.

The mission is clear, serving clients to the highest standards, with individuals and teams delivering quality service, and exceeding client expectations to build long lasting relationships – ‘offering clients a different approach’

They are a boutique consultancy, however, you could be part of their expansion plans. They aren’t looking to be the next ‘big thing’; but more looking to replicate the works of other successful consultancies in recent years.

Based in Central London, you’ll have some work from home flexibility, but they do like to work in the office together, to keep a strong work environment and culture.

For you, there is a chance to make a real difference here. You’ll be recognised for the hard work you put in. You could get promoted sooner than working for a more corporate company, provided you bring that impact.

You’ll find yourself in client facing situations, with the ability to really take charge of the projects. You may find yourself in a more managerial role down the line.

You’ll be part of a team who are very social and like to do drinks in the office on the last Thursday of every month, they do non-drink related events too.

They have created their own software, which allows all points of contacts in a project, to make quick and efficient changes when needed.

The split of work across sectors is predominantly commercial, doing occupier fit out for one of the biggest organisations in the world, delivering projects for them across the UK and key cities around Europe. As of late, they’ve been getting their hands on some hotels, and residential projects.

‘We would like to attract talent from all corners of the Property world for this role. Our commitment is to an equitable recruitment process so feel free to apply in any way that suits you, via text, video message, CV, the more creative the better!’