Title: Building Control Surveyor
Salary: £33,366 - £41,511 per annum
Grade: I-JK
Hours: full-time
Contract: permanent
Location: Hybrid – Work from home or from our office location in Northallerton with an expectation of attending the North Yorkshire Building Control Partnership Head Office at Easingwold when required.
Closing date: 20 April 2025
Welcome
Join us at a pivotal moment in our history, as the eight councils that served North Yorkshire unified in April 2023 to form the largest council in the UK by geography and the third-largest unitary authority.
As part of this historic transformation, the North Yorkshire Building Control Partnership, recognised as the first local authority building control partnership in the UK, became an integral part of the newly established North Yorkshire Council. This evolution brings unrivalled career opportunities where your expertise will help shape the future of North Yorkshire.
About the service
At North Yorkshire Building Control, we are committed to ensuring that all buildings across the county meet the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and quality. Our work plays a critical role in creating safe, thriving communities across one of the most beautiful counties in the UK.
Joining our team means contributing to ensuring that buildings comply with all relevant building regulations and legislation. You’ll work on projects ranging from small residential renovations to large housing developments and commercial projects. Every day presents a new challenge, offering countless opportunities to apply your expertise and advance your career in a dynamic environment.
We are seeking passionate, skilled individuals who want to make a tangible difference in the built environment. Whether you're an experienced professional or just starting out, you’ll find a supportive team, along with ongoing training and development to help you grow and reach your full potential.
North Yorkshire Building Control is proud of the positive impact it has on the county’s development, contributing to a safer, more sustainable future. Our team is integral to building a better tomorrow for local communities.
By embracing the latest technology, we work efficiently and effectively, offering a modern, forward-thinking approach to building control. If you're excited about the prospect of a rewarding career in an evolving sector, where you can truly make a difference, North Yorkshire Building Control is the place for you.

Our current job opportunities
Building Control Surveyor
Senior Building Control Surveyor
Title: Senior Building Control Surveyor
Salary: £41,511 - £45,718 per annum
Grade: L
Hours: full-time
Contract: permanent
Location: Work from home or from one of our office locations in Selby, Richmond, Scarborough, Malton, Northallerton, Skipton, or Harrogate with an expectation of attending the North Yorkshire Building Control Partnership Head Office at Easingwold when required.
Closing date: 20 April 2025
Principal Building Control Surveyor
Title: Principal Building Control Surveyor
Salary: £45,718 - £49,764 per annum
Grade: M
Hours: full-time
Contract: permanent
Location: Work from home or from one of our office locations in Selby, Richmond, Scarborough, Malton, Northallerton, Skipton, or Harrogate with an expectation of attending the North Yorkshire Building Control Partnership Head Office at Easingwold when required.
Closing date: 20 April 2025

Hear from our team
“The culture is welcoming and encouraging. At any level, people always make time to help you grow.”
“You’re made to feel valued and included in every aspect of the team.”
“If you are self-motivated and you want to progress, you will be supported. We’re always encouraged to take advantage of opportunities.”
“We’re encouraged to share innovative ideas at monthly meetings and use customer feedback to improve how we work.”

Working for us
As part of a high-performing authority, North Yorkshire Building Control is key to the success of North Yorkshire Council. Here’s why joining us is a fantastic career move:
- career growth - take control of your development with excellent training and progression opportunities.
- employee wellbeing - enjoy generous holiday entitlements (28 days, rising to 34 with service), fitness discounts, lifestyle savings, and more to support your happiness and health.
- work-life balance - benefit from flexible working hours and hybrid work options to balance professional and personal life.
- inclusive culture - we embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion, ensuring all employees feel supported and valued.
- leadership and support - our leadership team offers guidance and mentorship, helping you achieve your potential in a fulfilling and dynamic environment.
- generous benefits - take advantage of a competitive pension scheme (22.6% contribution) and discounts to enhance your lifestyle.
You can find more information on the range of benefits we offer on our total rewards page.

Why work for us
We are strong performing authority, with supportive management, and talented teams providing the platform to have a fulfilling and successful career in a truly stunning place.
A recent peer challenge found that the council is a good place to work, with strong leadership and a loyal and committed workforce who have access to well-regarded training and development.
We pride ourselves on being an employer of choice, offering a range of training and development opportunities and career progression allowing you to manage your own development journey and empowering you to control your career. Your career can change with your life here in North Yorkshire.
We believe in the importance of inclusion, which is why we are always working towards being a more diverse, equitable and inclusive employer. Find out more about our equality, diversity and inclusion work on our working for us page. You can bring your whole self to work, and we will support you to be the best that you can be.
Our values, behaviours and ambitions underpin everything we do.
Living and working in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire is a thriving county that adapts to a changing world and remains a special place to live and work.
North Yorkshire's natural beauty is captured in its three areas of outstanding natural parks, national nature reserves, stunning coastlines, scenic rural villages, vibrant cities and market towns. North Yorkshire really is a beautiful, thriving and special place to live and work, rich in heritage and culture.
North Yorkshire features significantly in the ten best places to live in the UK in Halifax Quality of Life Survey. The Quality of Life index aims to quantify where living standards are highest in the UK by ranking local performance across a range of indicators.
Richmondshire was placed second in the list, a position boosted by excellent personal wellbeing factors including life satisfaction and happiness.
Hambleton was placed fourth and Ryedale was placed eighth, a truly commendable achievement and another incredible accolade for North Yorkshire.
Figures released by the Office for National Statistics bulletin positions North Yorkshire as the safest place in England with extremely low crime rates.

In addition, the county benefits from excellent road and rail links, with easy access via the east coast mainline, the A1(M) and A19. Leeds, York, Newcastle, Durham and Teesside are all easily commutable, and London and Edinburgh are just two hours away by train.
From its lively cities to pretty villages, rolling countryside and grand coastline, Yorkshire has so much to offer including great employment opportunities for your family members, along with a higher proportion of schools which are good or outstanding compared to national figures.
You can find out more about what North Yorkshire has to offer on the No place like North Yorkshire website.
Watch this video to see more of what North Yorkshire has to offer.