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AECOM

Global infrastructure consulting and program management

Building Surveyor

Architecture & Civil EngineeringPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeDublin, IrelandNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Degree qualified in Building Surveying or a closely related discipline.
  • Ideally working towards, or already holding, MRICS status through the RICS Assessment of Professional Competence (APC).
  • Experience in building surveying consultancy, ideally within a multidisciplinary professional services environment.
  • Good technical knowledge of building construction, materials, defects and building pathology.
  • Experience undertaking building inspections and preparing professional technical reports.
  • Understanding of construction contracts, procurement processes and contract administration.

Responsibilities

  • Undertake building surveys and technical due diligence inspections for commercial property acquisitions, disposals and lease transactions.
  • Assess the physical condition, construction, compliance and maintenance requirements of buildings.
  • Identify defects, risks, liabilities and potential future expenditure.
  • Prepare comprehensive technical due diligence reports, including costed schedules of repairs and recommendations.
  • Provide clear, commercially focused advice to clients to support property investment and asset management decisions.
  • Undertake building surveys, defect investigations and technical inspections across a variety of property types.
  • Diagnose building defects and provide appropriate recommendations for remedial works.
  • Prepare specifications, schedules of work, tender documentation and contract administration reports.
  • Provide advice on building fabric, construction methods, materials and statutory requirements.
  • Support refurbishment, alteration and building improvement projects from inception through to completion.
  • Undertake planned preventative maintenance inspections and building condition surveys.
  • Assess the condition of building fabric, structural elements and associated components.
  • Prepare detailed condition reports, including photographic records, defect analysis and recommendations.
  • Develop planned maintenance programmes and lifecycle cost assessments.
  • Identify maintenance priorities and provide budget estimates for short-, medium- and long-term capital expenditure.
  • Support clients with property portfolio management and asset management strategies.
  • Provide building surveying advice to commercial property owners, occupiers, landlords and tenants.
  • Undertake pre- and post-acquisition surveys and inspections.
  • Advise on dilapidations, schedules of condition, lease obligations and repair liabilities.
  • Prepare schedules of dilapidations and negotiate or assist with the resolution of related matters.
  • Provide cost advice, budget estimates and commercial recommendations.
  • Build and maintain client relationships through the delivery of professional, commercially aware advice.
  • Assist in the identification, planning and delivery of minor building refurbishment, repair and improvement projects.
  • Prepare scopes of work, specifications, drawings and tender documentation.
  • Obtain and evaluate contractor quotations and provide recommendations for appointment.
  • Undertake contract administration and project monitoring duties.
  • Carry out site inspections to monitor quality, progress, health and safety and compliance with specifications.
  • Monitor project costs, programmes and contractor performance.
  • Undertake practical completion inspections and manage defects through to satisfactory resolution.
  • Undertake the role of Assigned Certifier in accordance with the Building Control Regulations, as amended, where appropriately qualified and appointed.
  • Coordinate and manage the Building Control (Amendment) Regulations compliance process for relevant projects.
  • Develop and implement Inspection Plans and Inspection Notification Frameworks.
  • Coordinate design team members, ancillary certifiers, contractors and other relevant stakeholders to ensure appropriate compliance documentation is provided.
  • Undertake and coordinate inspections at appropriate stages of construction to verify compliance with the Building Regulations and relevant technical guidance.
  • Review inspection records, construction documentation, ancillary certificates and supporting evidence.
  • Identify, record and manage non-compliances, ensuring appropriate corrective actions are implemented.
  • Maintain accurate inspection records and compile the necessary documentation to support the completion and submission of the Certificate of Compliance on Completion.
  • Provide technical guidance to clients and project teams on BCAR obligations, statutory compliance and certification requirements.
  • Undertake independent building inspections and technical compliance assessments across a range of building types and construction projects.
  • Carry out inspections of building fabric, structural elements, fire safety provisions, accessibility and other relevant building components.
  • Undertake independent inspections at key construction milestones to assess workmanship, materials, installation quality and compliance with approved design information and specifications.
  • Coordinate and undertake appropriate independent testing and verification activities, where required, to establish compliance with relevant standards, specifications and regulatory requirements.
  • Review test results, technical submissions, product certifications and supporting quality assurance documentation.
  • Identify and report defects, non-conformances and potential compliance risks, providing clear recommendations for remedial action.
  • Prepare detailed inspection and testing reports supported by photographic evidence and technical information.

About the Company

AECOM

Global infrastructure consulting and program management

AECOM is a global infrastructure consulting firm that provides a wide range of services, including architecture, design, construction management, engineering, environmental services, and program management, to government agencies, private companies, and non-profits. Its work centers on managing and delivering large-scale infrastructure projects, from planning and design to construction and operation, with fees tied to the project type and scope. Unlike firms with a narrower focus, AECOM offers end-to-end support across transportation, buildings, cities, and overall infrastructure, combining technical expertise with project oversight and sustainability considerations. The company aims to improve the world by enhancing natural and social systems, promoting equity and inclusion, and driving responsible, lasting outcomes for communities.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
1990

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