Valuation Surveyor Jobs

If you have a strong eye for detail and a passion for the property market, Valuations Surveyor jobs offer an engaging and rewarding career path within Scotland’s diverse property and real estate sectors. Valuations Surveyors play a vital role in assessing property values for a range of purposes, from commercial and residential sales to investment and development projects, helping clients make informed financial decisions.

At Stafffinders, we partner with leading property firms, chartered surveyors, and consultancy businesses across Glasgow, Edinburgh, and throughout Scotland, connecting experienced professionals and ambitious newcomers with top-tier opportunities. Whether you’re fully chartered or progressing through your APC, our specialist recruiters can help you take the next step in your property career.

What Does a Valuations Surveyor Do?

A Valuations Surveyor is responsible for determining accurate property values by analysing data, inspecting premises, and applying industry knowledge. Their expertise supports transactions, investments, and developments across residential, commercial, and industrial markets.

Typical responsibilities of a Valuations Surveyor include:

• Conducting site visits and property inspections to assess condition and value.

• Preparing detailed valuation reports for clients, banks, and investors.

• Researching local market trends and comparable property data.

• Advising clients on investment opportunities, risk, and asset performance.

• Liaising with estate agents, developers, and legal professionals.

• Ensuring compliance with RICS valuation standards and professional regulations.

• Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of regional property markets and legislation.

Valuations Surveyors work closely with clients to provide accurate, transparent, and reliable valuations that inform strategic business and financial decisions.

Skills and Qualities for Valuations Surveyor Jobs

To succeed as a Valuations Surveyor, you’ll need a blend of analytical thinking, market insight, and client-facing communication skills. Employers look for professionals who are commercially aware, methodical, and confident interpreting data and trends.

Key skills and attributes include:

• Strong understanding of property valuation principles and RICS standards.

• Excellent analytical and numerical abilities.

• High attention to detail and accuracy in reporting.

• Good negotiation and communication skills.

• Knowledge of local property markets and economic influences.

• Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects.

• Proficiency in valuation software and Microsoft Office applications.

• RICS accreditation (MRICS/AssocRICS) or working towards chartership.

Experience within residential, commercial, or mixed-use property valuation is highly valued, though employers also consider graduates with surveying degrees and relevant placement experience.

Training and Career Progression

A career in property valuation offers excellent prospects for long-term growth and professional development. Many Valuations Surveyors choose to complete RICS accreditation, opening the door to senior or specialist roles.

With experience, you can progress into positions such as:

• Senior Valuations Surveyor

• Associate or Partner in a chartered surveying firm

• Commercial Valuer

• Property Consultant or Asset Manager

• Head of Valuation Services

As your expertise grows, opportunities to specialise in sectors such as commercial property, development land, or investment appraisal can further enhance your earning potential and career trajectory.

Explore Valuations Surveyor jobs with Stafffinders today and take the next step towards a successful surveying career.