Appointing an RICS chartered building surveyor as your project manager can be highly beneficial for a number of reasons:

Expertise: RICS chartered building surveyors are experts in construction and property management, and have a deep understanding of the technical aspects of building projects. They can provide valuable advice on project design, specifications, and construction methods, and can ensure that the project is completed to a high standard.

Project management skills: RICS chartered building surveyors are trained in project management and have the skills and experience to effectively manage construction projects. They can manage the project timeline, budget, and resources, and can ensure that the project is completed on time, within budget, and to the required standard.

Quality control: RICS chartered building surveyors can ensure that the work carried out on the project is done to the required standard and complies with relevant legislation and regulations. They can conduct regular site inspections and quality checks, and can address any issues or problems that arise during the project.

Risk management: RICS chartered building surveyors can identify and manage potential risks associated with a construction project, including health and safety risks, financial risks, and legal risks. They can develop risk management plans and implement strategies to minimize risk and ensure the safety of workers and the public.

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Communication skills: RICS chartered building surveyors are trained to communicate effectively with all stakeholders involved in a project, including architects, engineers, contractors, and clients. They can provide regular progress reports and updates, and can ensure that all parties are informed and involved throughout the project.

Overall, appointing an RICS chartered building surveyor as your project manager can help to ensure that your construction project is managed efficiently, effectively, and to the required standard. They can provide valuable advice, manage project resources, ensure quality control, manage risks, and communicate effectively with all stakeholders involved in the project, potentially resulting in cost savings, reduced risks, and a successful outcome for all parties involved.