Rural Surveyor - West Scotland

Rural Surveyor - West Scotland

Are you an MRICS-qualified Rural Surveyor looking for your next challenge? We're recruiting for an exciting opportunity in West Scotland.

This is a fantastic chance to join a respected independent firm specialising in rural business services. You'll work with a diverse client base, including landowners, estates, and rural enterprises, delivering expert advice and building long-term relationships.

About the Role:

You'll take the lead on estate management and contribute to a wide range of rural surveying services, including:

• Management of agricultural, commercial, and residential property portfolios
• Consultancy on sales, purchases, landlord/tenant matters, compensation, servitudes, and wayleaves
• RICS Red Book valuations and property appraisals
• Advisory work on renewable energy projects (wind, hydro, solar, battery storage)
• Strategic land management for both private and public sector clients
• Business development and client relationship management

What We're Looking For:

• MRICS qualified (or working towards qualification with a RICS-accredited degree)
• RICS Registered Valuer status preferred (not essential)
• FAAV membership desirable but not required
• Letting Agent Register compliant qualification a plus
• Strong communication and organisational skills
• Self-motivated and able to work independently or as part of a team
• Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle

What's on Offer:

• Competitive salary based on experience
• Flexible and hybrid working options
• Cycle to Work scheme
• Volunteer leave and birthday day off
• 24/7 GP and mental health support
• Annual staff conference, social and sporting events
• Generous pension contributions

Professional Development:

You'll be supported with structured CPD and training, including:

• MRICS and CAAV qualification support
• RICS Registered Valuer accreditation
• Commercial and professional skills development
• Postgraduate conversion courses if required

Ready to take the next step in your rural surveying career?