Job Description
Fire Safety Surveyor
Location: South East England
Rate: 460 per day
Contract: 3 months ongoing
Spencer Clarke Group are supporting a housing provider to appoint a Fire Safety Surveyor within their Fire Safety team.
You will lead on fire risk assessment actions across a varied property portfolio, carrying out inspections, identifying fire safety defects, and supporting delivery and quality assurance of remedial works. The role covers South East patch inspections, with regular office attendance in Horsham and monthly team meetings in Farringdon.
Responsibilities include
Overseeing fire risk assessment actions and making sure works are completed within required timescales
Inspecting properties to identify fire safety defects and recommending practical remedial solutions
Producing clear specifications for remedial works
Carrying out post-inspections and quality checks, following up where standards are not met
Monitoring contractors on site, including health and safety spot checks and compliance with method statements
Supporting a high standard of service for residents, leaseholders and managing agents
Travelling across Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight for inspections, including occasional day trips or overnight stays
About you
Proven experience as a Fire Surveyor in a maintenance environment, completing pre and post inspections
NEBOSH Fire qualification or equivalent
Good working knowledge of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Experience managing contractors, including SOR and non-SOR contracts
Confident producing detailed specifications of work
Strong knowledge of relevant building regulations, codes of practice and health and safety legislation
Strong understanding of construction, building defects and fire safety related remedial requirements
Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle
Membership of RICS, CIOB, IFE or a similar professional body desirable, not essential
How to Apply
Send your CV or get in touch with Cameron Nicholls at Spencer Clarke Group on (phone number removed) or
