Building Surveyor - Commercial Properties


Company:	Cheltenham Borough Council
Salary:	£35,412 to £48,053 a year
Hours:	Full-time
Location:	Cheltenham, GL50 9SA
Working pattern:	On-site
Job type:	Permanent
Posting date:	3 Sept 2026
Closing date:	22 Sept 2026

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Summary

Purpose: CBC own and manage some of the most significant buildings and structures in Cheltenham; with over 200 commercial, leisure, and municipal buildings, including listed buildings with histories spanning hundreds of years, swimming pools, war memorials and even a football stadium.

Our Property Team cover everything from day-to-day maintenance to the delivery of multi-million pound redevelopment projects. Right now, we’re investing record sums into improving our special places, delivering ahead-of-the-game sustainability initiatives, property refurbishments, meeting new legislative requirements, and a number of exciting new-build projects.

We’re investing in our Property Team as much as we are in our properties, and we’ll make sure you’ll never stop learning and progressing here. Working with like-minded, equally passionate professionals, no two projects are the same and each will bring its own challenges and its own opportunities. If you’re looking for challenging and rewarding surveying work on some prestigious buildings, which make Cheltenham so unique, you’ll feel professionally at home here.

Our vacancy for a Building Surveyor means you will be providing support across a wide variety of buildings, with a focus on commercial property within the Councils Property Stock, including planning, procurement and delivery of high quality reactive and planned maintenance projects. You will contribute to effective and efficient asset management strategies through undertaking property surveys and assisting in development and delivery of programmes of work.

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