Department: Property Services
Term: Permanent
Location: Remote working (with occasional travel to our London Victoria office)
Salary: Depending on experience
Help us support Veterans and make a difference!
About us: Haig Housing is a long-established charity based in London with a presence across the UK. We are the largest veterans housing charity, providing houses for over 1500 veterans and their families. We put people at the centre of everything we do – our beneficiaries and staff. All our employees can expect to experience a professional and friendly working environment where we deliver for those who need us. We will celebrate our centenary in 2028 and intend to develop our estate for the next 100 years to provide for the veterans of the future.
About the role: The Estate Surveyor is responsible for managing and maintaining Haig Housing Trust properties within a designated area. The role involves carrying out property inspections, identifying repairs, defects and health and safety issues, managing contractors and void properties, and overseeing planned works to ensure they are completed to the required standard, budget and timescale. It also requires a strong customer focus, technical building knowledge and effective management of property related issues and compliance.
You must live within the South / South East England.
The role has a remote working arrangement, however occasional working days in our head office, London Victoria will be required depending on priorities and essential meetings.
What we offer: You will be provided with IT equipment for home working and supported by our Head Office staff. In addition to a competitive salary, we provide a generous package that includes an excellent company pension, optional private medical insurance, good holiday allowance, life insurance and ongoing training and professional development.
How to apply: Applications are by CV and covering letter via this link here, expressing your suitability to carry out the role. The closing date for applications is Midnight on 30th October 2026.
Please note that applications that are not sent via the link above will not be considered.
