Project Monitoring Surveyor

Overview

In this role, you will deliver independent monitoring services for banks, lenders, and investors across residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments. You’ll assess development viability, costs, and risks, producing reports that support lending and investment decisions. You will work with cross-functional teams to monitor progress from inception to completion, helping projects stay on track and within budget. This is an opportunity to advance as a MRICS professional within a market-leading consultancy and influence financing outcomes for diverse schemes.

Pay / Benefits

• hybrid working
• car allowance
• bonus scheme
• clear career path
• development opportunities
• company benefits

Responsibilities

• Undertake project monitoring across sectors (residential, industrial, mixed-use, office, student accommodation)
• Review appraisals, budgets, programmes, procurement routes, and contracts
• Assess development and construction risks for funding institutions
• Prepare initial and ongoing monitoring reports
• Attend site inspections and monitor progress against programme, cost, and quality benchmarks
• Review drawdown requests and provide lender recommendations
• Monitor project cash flow, contingencies, and cost variations
• Liaise with developers, lenders, contractors, project managers and professional teams
• Support senior surveyors in delivering complex monitoring instructions
• Assist in business development and maintaining client relationships

Key requirements

• MRICS qualified
• Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying, Construction Management, or Project Management
• Strong understanding of construction processes, procurement methods, and project delivery
• Excellent report-writing and analytical skills
• Strong commercial awareness and attention to detail
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel across the region
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills

• communication
• stakeholder management
• attention to detail
• monitoring instructions
• development appraisals and budgets
• programmes and procurement methods

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