Working in Property

Working in Property in Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire extends an invitation to you to support its work with its diverse communities to help shape environments for future generations.

Hertfordshire’s Landscape

Hertfordshire’s landscape includes stunning countryside, large, medium and small urban developments and is host to varied businesses including academic, pharmaceutical, aerospace, film and television.

Property Work in Hertfordshire

The important work undertaken by our teams in a variety of partner organisations supports the growth of thriving, independent communities as well as to make better use of land and assets owned by public authorities for service delivery and to save money.

The work is varied and includes the ability to influence policy decisions, support the transformation of service delivery, and have the opportunity to be involved in redesigning environments from which people deliver public sector services.

Our property professionals are custodians of the public owned estate – managing and improving it for future generations.

We can offer support in attaining professional qualifications and reaching standards such as RICS and CIOB. Specialising in the built environment, a property career in Hertfordshire can provide the opportunity to help deliver large-scale development projects such as the Hatfield Renewal Partnership’s work in Hatfield town centre, which has been shortlisted for three national awards

We are always looking for talented individuals to join our teams across Hertfordshire.

Current vacancies

Building surveyor


Description:	The Building Surveyor will assist the Property Services and Asset Manager in coordinating and managing the council's capital and revenue building works programmes. Be responsible for the management of the council's routine service and maintenance contracts, and deliver a variety of capital and revenue maintenance projects. The successful candidate will be a well-organised, efficient person, and highly regarded. They will be able to adjust to demands and define priorities, work rapidly and accurately and have the ability to communicate effectively with other professionals, elected members, senior managers within the council and the general public. Apply online Closing date: 17 October 2022, 9am.
Salary:	£33,427 - £37,977 per annum
Hours:	The post is offered on a full time, permanent basis (36 hours per week).

The following organisations have partnered together to highlight the property opportunities currently on offer across the county.