1 Building Surveyor jobs in Londonderry County Londonderry
Building services manager
Cv Library - Wexford Wexford County £70,000 - £85,000
One of Ireland rsquo;s leading general contractors that is a big player in the mission critical, life sciences, residential, commercial and civils sectors across Ireland, the UK and mainland Europe, are actively seeking
Electrical design manager
Cv Library - Cork County Cork £77,200 - £85,800
Electrical Design Manager WFH/Cork euro;90-100k A leading company based in Cork is recruiting for an Electrical Design Manager to play a lead role in the design and delivery of new projects for their expanding client bas
Project engineer mechanical
Cv Library - Cork County Cork £70,000 - £80,000
We are currently recruiting a Project Engineer for Construction Products on a full-time permanent basis. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing multiple building systems and products. These include o
Operations manager
Cv Library - County Wexford Ireland £68,800
Company: Our client is a rapidly expanding company focused on shaping the future of robotic automation. The company designs, manufactures, and integrates custom robotic automation solutions for various industries includi
Senior site manager
Cv Library - CH5 Cei Connah County Of Flintshire £80,000 - £90,000
Job Title ndash; Senior Site Manager Sector ndash; Main Contractor Salary - GBP80,000 - GBP90,000 + Excellent Package + Excellent Benefits Location ndash; Shotton Deeside Start Date ndash; ASAP The Company Owing to an in
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Building surveying is perhaps the only recession-proof job option in the construction sector. Recession often impacts new building constructions, but usually does not affect maintenance and improvement of existing building stock – an area where most building surveyors work. Aspiring building surveyors in the UK have more reasons to cheer! The country’s construction sector is set to grow at a steady pace over the next few years. More importantly, private housing repairs, maintenance and improvement (RM&I) will grow at 3-4 percent per year until 2020, estimates the Construction Products Associa...
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