Trident’s mission is “to provide the highest quality professional property advice that exceeds our clients’ expectations”. We deliver this by developing, retaining and rewarding our talented workforce.
Trident is proud to work for an enviable list of high-profile clients, presenting our surveyors with opportunities to work on exciting, prestigious projects and surveys that will further their personal development. We are proud to be recognised as one of the UK’s best Project and Building Consultancy specialist practices and an industry leader in the advanced use of “PropTech” to deliver our services to our clients.
“It’s a cliché to say that every day is different from the next but, with the range of services that we offer, there are always new opportunities to get your teeth into.”
Mark Sweeney
Senior Building Surveyor
“As successful as Trident is, everyone is still a valued member of the company. We are encouraged to go on courses and develop our skills in the latest technology and methods in our fields.”
Louise Logan
Finance Manager
“Trident offer great training on the job by attaching a director to each project. I’ve learned so much through assisting our directors and qualified surveyors, that wouldn’t have been available to me elsewhere.”
Pritesh Patel
Building Surveyor
Trident has engrained a culture that embraces equality, diversity and inclusion across our offices. Our team enjoys a healthy work life balance that supports physical and mental wellbeing. Since 2018, Trident has operated an agile working policy which recognises that work is not just performed “9 to 5” in the office and allows our staff to vary working hours and to work remotely. Trident has been awarded “Investors In People” Gold accreditation. www.investorsinpeople.com
Trident is committed to employee engagement and we have set up several staff committees to generate ideas, improve communication and to allow staff to participate in the development of all areas of Trident as a business. All staff have easy access to Directors, and we encourage open and regular dialogue across the company.
Trident offers a structured training programme for graduate surveyors, led by our APC Supervisors and Counsellors, that provides an excellent range of experience and exposure for our graduate surveyors. We are proud of our consistent success rate in helping our graduate surveyors to achieve Chartered status.
If you fancy learning about what we could offer you, email recruitment@tridentbc.com for more information.
Trident recognises that the property and construction sectors are a huge source of carbon emissions globally. We relish our responsibility as property professionals to play an important role in tackling climate change through the work that we do and the ways in which we deliver our services. Trident is proud to have achieved Carbon Neutral status every year since 2017 and is a member of the UK Green Building Council.
Trident is always keen to give back to the communities that we work in and encourage staff to participate in charitable events close to our hearts. These events include the Tour De LandAid, Steptober challenge, SleepOut for LandAid, London Landmarks Half Marathon as well as pro bono work for charitable organisations and direct sponsorship of charitable events.
Why did you choose surveying as a profession?
I’ve always wanted to work in a profession where I wouldn’t be tied to a desk 5 days a week. Being a Building Surveyor provides me with a great balance between working in an office at a desk and being able to get out of the office on site visits.
What is the most interesting job you’ve done?
I have been involved in the conversion of offices into a college. It was rewarding to be involved in a scheme where we were able to transform a disused space into a high quality teaching and learning facility for college students.
How did you get into your profession?
I started my career as a joiner/builder but after 10 winters working outside in the freezing cold I decided I needed a change. I started to look at my options and building surveying seemed the most fitting route for me to take given my experience in construction technology. I was accepted into University a few months later and the rest is history.
What is the most interesting job you’ve done ?
I am currently organising a large scale fire test for one of our clients to see if the façade systems installed on their buildings are safe. It will be a really interesting experience to witnessing the fire test live!
Why did you choose surveying as a profession?
Surveying suits my skills and abilities. I am creative and I enjoy working as a team. In addition to this, I have the ability to work independently when required to a high level.
How did you get into your profession?
I have a number of family members who are involved in the profession in various roles. This meant that I was aware of the numerous roles that surveying offered as a career and this appealed to me.
Why did you choose surveying as a profession?
I’ve always wanted to work in a profession where I wouldn’t be tied to a desk 5 days a week. Being a Building Surveyor provides me with a great balance between working in an office at a desk and being able to get out of the office on site visits.
What is the most interesting job you’ve done?
I have been involved in the conversion of offices into a college. It was rewarding to be involved in a scheme where we were able to transform a disused space into a high quality teaching and learning facility for college students.
How did you get into your profession?
I started my career as a joiner/builder but after 10 winters working outside in the freezing cold I decided I needed a change. I started to look at my options and building surveying seemed the most fitting route for me to take given my experience in construction technology. I was accepted into University a few months later and the rest is history.
What is the most interesting job you’ve done ?
I am currently organising a large scale fire test for one of our clients to see if the façade systems installed on their buildings are safe. It will be a really interesting experience to witnessing the fire test live!
Why did you choose surveying as a profession?
Surveying suits my skills and abilities. I am creative and I enjoy working as a team. In addition to this, I have the ability to work independently when required to a high level.
How did you get into your profession?
I have a number of family members who are involved in the profession in various roles. This meant that I was aware of the numerous roles that surveying offered as a career and this appealed to me.
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What is your favourite service that we offer and why?
Building surveying – biased as I’m a building surveyor but the breadth of services we provide within one profession is unparalleled. Great value for money providing a one-stop shop for clients.
What is the oddest thing to happen onsite?
My colleague and I were asked to put on ‘disguises’ i.e. our client’s jackets to disguise that we were surveyors investigating a party wall issue. Apparently CCTV was aimed at the house!
What is your favourite service that we offer and why?
My favourite service is rights of light, I enjoy the mixed workload of producing drawings, writing reports, and engaging in negotiations
Why did you choose surveying as a profession?
I’ve always had an interest in the built environment and after studying my bachelors in Architecture I decided that I was more suited to surveying
How did you get into your profession?
Having previously worked in a multi-discipline practice I chose to specialise my skills and the rights of light sector is the most interesting to me
What has surprised you about working in this industry?
Every day is different – as a building surveyor we undertake such a wide range of instructions which definitely keeps things interesting. I find myself constantly learning new things which provides great job satisfaction.
What is your favourite service that we offer and why?
A combination of either a defect diagnosis survey or a planned preventative maintenance survey, followed by project managing the remedial works to ensure the longevity of the property. I find it satisfying to identify defects and then specify the remedial works and project manage them on site.
How did you get into your profession?
I did well at GCSE level so at the time I followed the majority of my friends into doing A levels. However, unfortunately I didn’t enjoy the A levels I had chosen so I ended up getting some careers advice and going to college instead to study a BTEC National Diploma in construction and the built environment which soon had me interested in pursuing a career in building surveying.
What is your favourite service that we offer and why?
Building surveying – biased as I’m a building surveyor but the breadth of services we provide within one profession is unparalleled. Great value for money providing a one-stop shop for clients.
What is the oddest thing to happen onsite?
My colleague and I were asked to put on ‘disguises’ i.e. our client’s jackets to disguise that we were surveyors investigating a party wall issue. Apparently CCTV was aimed at the house!
What is your favourite service that we offer and why?
My favourite service is rights of light, I enjoy the mixed workload of producing drawings, writing reports, and engaging in negotiations
Why did you choose surveying as a profession?
I’ve always had an interest in the built environment and after studying my bachelors in Architecture I decided that I was more suited to surveying
How did you get into your profession?
Having previously worked in a multi-discipline practice I chose to specialise my skills and the rights of light sector is the most interesting to me
What has surprised you about working in this industry?
Every day is different – as a building surveyor we undertake such a wide range of instructions which definitely keeps things interesting. I find myself constantly learning new things which provides great job satisfaction.
What is your favourite service that we offer and why?
A combination of either a defect diagnosis survey or a planned preventative maintenance survey, followed by project managing the remedial works to ensure the longevity of the property. I find it satisfying to identify defects and then specify the remedial works and project manage them on site.
How did you get into your profession?
I did well at GCSE level so at the time I followed the majority of my friends into doing A levels. However, unfortunately I didn’t enjoy the A levels I had chosen so I ended up getting some careers advice and going to college instead to study a BTEC National Diploma in construction and the built environment which soon had me interested in pursuing a career in building surveying.
What is your favourite service that we offer and why?
Project Management – I find the diverse range of projects really exciting and with the UK`s net zero carbon target by 2050, there is an influx of projects adopting smart building solutions in order to drive down emissions and use energy more efficiently. It is rewarding to be delivering socially and environmentally responsible projects and help drive sustainability and wellbeing targets.
What is the most interesting job you’ve done?
Refurbishment and remodelling of a 40,000 ft² Histology Pathology and Rapid Response Laboratory while maintaining an operational clinical laboratory service. The complexity around logistics, multiple phases of work and working alongside the clinical scientists was really interesting.
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