Director of Building Surveying - Dilapidations (National Role)
London

Thomas Search are working on behalf of an independent consultancy to appoint an outstanding opportunity for a commercially focused Dilapidations specialist to step into a national leadership role within one of the UK's leading independent Built Asset, Engineering & Sustainability consultancies.

Due to sustained growth and strong client demand, our client is appointing a Director of Building Surveying (Dilapidations) to lead, scale and shape the dilapidations service line across the UK.

You'll work with a high-profile investor and institutional client base delivering market-leading advice across industrial, office, PBSA and BTR portfolios.

You will:

• Lead and grow the national dilapidations service line
• Drive business development, consistency and best practice across offices
• Be a visible internal and external champion for the service
• Deliver hands-on, high-quality technical advice on major portfolios
• Influence strategy, innovation, and service line performance
• Mentor and develop the next generation of surveying talent

You'll bring:

• MRICS qualification with deep dilapidations expertise
• Proven track record in commercial building surveying delivery
• Existing client relationships and business development capability
• Strong leadership presence and credibility with institutional investors
• Commercial acumen with a fee-earning, growth mindset

Why this role stands out:

• National profile with genuine influence over service direction
• Access to blue-chip clients and complex, high-value instructions
• Clear progression within a people-focused, values-led consultancy
• Hybrid working, competitive salary, car allowance and bonus
• BCorp-certified business committed to sustainable growth and wellbeing

?? Confidential conversations now open.

If you're a Dilapidations specialist ready to step into a true leadership role, message me directly or apply in confidence.

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