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Senior Estates Surveyor - Local Authority (Rutland Area) A local authority in the East Midlands is seeking an experienced Senior Estates Surveyor to support the strategic and operational management of its property portfolio. This is a part-time, senior-level estates role, offering the opportunity to work across property management, asset management, compliance, and budget oversight within a public-sector environment. Assignment Details Contract Length: 12 months (ongoing assignment) Pay Rate: £243.28 per day (Umbrella) Hours: 24 hours per week (Part-Time)**Higher rates may be considered for exceptional candidates, subject to experience** Working Pattern: Hybrid - 3 days per week in the office Office Location: Oakham, Rutland (LE15 area) Closing Date: 20/02/2026 at 17:00The Role Reporting into senior leadership, the Senior Estates Surveyor will lead on the effective management of council-owned property assets, ensuring statutory compliance, financial control, and alignment...

We are seeking an MRICS-qualified Senior Estates Surveyor to oversee a property portfolio. This interim role will lead on compliance, asset performance, and financial management across the estate. Key Responsibilities * Manage all council-owned properties to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient use * Lead on acquisitions, disposals, leases, valuations, and annual portfolio reviews * Ensure legal, health & safety, and policy compliance across the estate * Maintain property system Minerva and ensure financial accuracy in Unit4 * Manage budgets, fixed asset valuations, and property insurance * Provide expert property advice to internal and external stakeholders The Ideal Candidate * MRICS – essential * Strong asset management, compliance, and financial skills * Experience using property/finance systems (Minerva, Unit4, or similar) * Able to work on-site 3 days per week and start quickly

MRICS ESSENTIAL Three days a week, in the office. To ensure the property management database (Minerva) is maintained through regular reviews, delegated actions, and updates. To manage budgets and ensure the financial system (Unit4) accurately reflects the position. Compliance - ensure all properties comply with relevant legislation, health and safety standards and Council policies. Promote innovation and creative solutions to meet the Council's strategic vision for service-driven property needs. Property Management - oversee the management of all council-owned properties, ensuring they are maintained to a high standard and used efficiently. Ensure effective, efficient and economic provision of property and advice to Council and Service providers. To develop and sustain effective working relations with other internal and external stakeholders and contacts. Asset Management - manage the Council's property assets, including acquisitions, disposals, leases, and valuations....