3 maintenance surveyor jobs found

Immediate need for a Quantity Surveyor to join our client's team in Bedford to assist with the delivery of a long-term maintenance contact.   You will be an experienced Quantity Surveying professional with a background in highways engineering, projects and contracts.   Duties will include:   ·Maximise commercial return on the contract. ·Drive value for money and efficiency savings in accordance with contract delivery ·Be continually aware of the profitability of orders that form part of the contract ·Review and report weekly cost & value for projects and maintenance schemes and liaison with operations ·Manage Subcontract accounts from procurement to final account ·Monthly forecasting of the contract ·Making sure accurate records are maintained and supplied to client ·Commercial management and reporting in conjunction with operational managers ·Work in Partnership with the Client and in a collaborative manner ·Management of Subcontractors from Enquiry to Final...

We are currently looking for a Electrician. You will be working in the Portsmouth area. Monday - Friday 40 hours per week Temp Contract - Ongoing Day rate - £148.05 per day paye Job Purpose The role involves supporting the team by delivering repairs and maintenance services to residents, internal staff, and partners. Responsibilities include conducting electrical tests, surveys, inspections, portable appliance testing, and providing detailed reports as needed. Recruitment is done in line with safe recruitment practices. 4Recruitment Services is an equal opportunities employer. To discuss this vacancy, please apply to the job with your updated CV

Hello there, I’m reaching out to see if you’d be open to private‑sector Highways Tree Inspector work, particularly for projects that require strong Ash Dieback (ADB) inspection experience. We’re seeing increasing demand from contractors and consultancies who need inspectors to support: * Highway tree surveys across rural and urban networks * Identifying structural defects, disease and stability issues * Assessing and recording Ash Dieback progression * Making safety recommendations and advising on urgent works * Monitoring maintenance activity and confirming completion * Working with arborists, utility teams and highways contractors * Supporting large‑scale tree‑risk and Ash Dieback programmes Due to the scale and speed of Ash Dieback, many private‑sector organisations are boosting inspection activity and need inspectors who understand risk levels, defect identification, and safety priorities on live highway networks. If this type of work fits your...