3 registered building inspector jobs found in London

Interim Building Control Role Registered Building Inspector Registration class - 2AB preferred CONTRACT ROLE * New Contract post based in Essex for a local authority covering site inspections and plan checks on various residential and domestic projects across the region. * You will need to be able to get to site across the authority and work without supervision so you must have valid RBI status and experience within building control * The post will start immediately or once your notice period is completed but you must be able to start within four weeks * This is a part time role, ideally working Monday and Friday each week but they can offer up to 3 days per week and move the days amongst the team, so this can be flexible Due to the nature of the role, you must be able to travel to sites in Essex and you must be able to complete inspections in usual working hours; weekend work for site inspections cannot be arrranged Flux Consulting specialise in Building Control...

My client in Essex is seeking a Registered Building Inspector to join their service on an initial 6-month contract with a view to extend. You will be required to be on site as much as possible, which will including surveys, Plan Checking and Report writing. Class Required: 2a Location: Essex Rate: DoE If you are interested in this role or would like more details, please apply and I will get back to you accordingly

Job Specification: Fabricator / Welder Location Southend-on-Sea (SS3 postcode area) Salary £20.00 - £30.00 per hour (depending on skills and experience) Employment Type Temporary to Permanent (via agency) Start Date: As soon as possible Essential Requirement • Candidates must live locally within a reasonable commuting distance of the SS3 postcode area Role Overview We are seeking a highly skilled Fabricator/Welder who delivers consistently accurate, high-quality work, follows strict safety and quality standards, and takes pride in every piece they produce. This is not a training role - you must already be competent across the required welding, fabrication, and quality skills. You will be accountable for every weld, cut, and assembly you produce, ensuring work meets tolerances, complies with UK standards, and passes inspection first time, every time. Note: All candidates will be required to complete a practical test during interview or induction to demonstrate competence....