- Workman makes ten new appointments, including three new senior‑level hires.
- Appointments include specialists in Development Support, Technical Due Diligence, and Fire Advisory.
Workman LLP, the UK’s largest independent commercial property management and building consultancy firm, has grown its Building Consultancy team to meet client demand for its expanding range of specialisms, and to reinforce core building surveying capability.
With ten recent new appointments, including three new senior‑level hires, the Workman Building Consultancy team now encompasses more than 140 commercial building surveyors across our nationwide network of 11 UK offices.
To meet the growing demand for technical experts, Workman has welcomed the following three senior specialists:
- Keith Godsmark, Director, Development Support
- Oliver Young, Director, Technical Due Diligence
- Colin Bell, Associate, Fire Door and Compartmentation Lead
In order: Keith Godsmark, Oliver Young, and Colin Bell.
Additionally, Workman’s core building surveying capability has been bolstered through the recruitment of seven additional team members: Amanda Haldane, Senior Associate; Tiffany Walton, Associate; Lloyd Bishop, Associate; Tim Moon, Associate; Philip Close, Associate; Elena Budd, Senior Building Surveyor; and Tessa Phippen, Building Consultancy Administrator.
Richard Taylor, Partner and Head of Building Consultancy at Workman, said: “Clients need confident, commercially edged, technical advice delivered quickly. This requires specialists – so we are delighted to welcome these highly qualified and experienced Building Consultancy professionals to our team, amplifying the range of technical expertise needed to add value in key areas such as fire safety, development support and technical due diligence.
“Our clients’ drive to retrofit, reuse, and regenerate existing assets increasingly leans into the pragmatic technical knowhow best delivered by chartered building surveyors, therefore our focus on recruitment of only the best building surveyors in the market is a reaction to this growing demand.”
