Building Surveyor (Subsidence)

Company: Exchange Street Executive Search
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Location: London
Job Description:

Our client is currently seeking a Graduate Building Surveyor (Subsidence) to work subsidence claims (home based covering London /South East). You will mainly deal with properties affected by subsidence.   The Role

  • Deliver professional subsidence and building surveying services for domestic and commercial insurance claims.
  • Attend site to carry out technical assessments and the investigation of claims.
  • Take full ownership of your workload, managing your own portfolio efficiently to meet business goals and service level agreements.
  • Visit damaged properties across your region to assess structural issues, diagnose causes, and determine the technical and insurance requirements needed to reinstate buildings.
  • Work closely with policyholders, insurers, loss adjusters, local authorities, contractors, and other stakeholders to drive claims to a fair and timely resolution. Maintain accurate, detailed records within our claims management system to ensure transparency and continuity.
  • Collaborate with colleagues across the UK, supporting other regions when needed and contributing to a culture of shared expertise.
  • Uphold company policies and champion our commitment to treating customers fairly in every interaction.

  Skills / Qualifications

  • Relevant technical / Loss Adjusting experience is desired.
  • Prior subsidence project management experience, perhaps.
  • Degree in Building Surveying (BSC Hons).
  • Ideally you will be MCIOB or MRICS qualified, although this is not essential.
  • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
  • Excellent customer service, organizational & communication skills.

Interested applicants should apply online or forward their CVs to Dave Clements at Exchange Street Claims (phone number removed), (url removed),  Job Ref: DC1066. For all other vacancies, take a look at our website – (url removed)….

Posted: July 29th, 2026