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Facility Condition Assessment Consultant - Electrical Surveyor
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CBRE
Minneapolis, MN (In Person)
Full-Time
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About the role The Facilities Assessment Consultant performs condition assessments of building systems, equipment, and supporting site infrastructure, with a primary focus on electrical and low voltage systems . This role involves traveling with a team of professional assessors to inspect a wide variety of facility types, ranging from manufacturing and hospitals to airports, laboratories, and commercial buildings. What you'll do Review client documentation prior to and during inspections (drawings, reports, maintenance records, etc.). Perform visual inspections of building systems and equipment including normal power, emergency power, lighting, vertical conveyance, and low voltage systems. Evaluate system conditions using professional judgment, including conformance with client standards and applicable codes related to accessibility, life safety, energy, and sustainability where required. Collaborate with client facilities staff to understand operations, capital investments, and functional needs. Use tablets and mobile data collection software to document findings and support condition assessments with photographic evidence. Develop replacement and corrective cost estimates using CBRE Turner & Townsend cost libraries and vendor research when necessary. Document findings in CBRE Turner & Townsend's asset management and capital planning software. Perform individual quality assurance to ensure findings are accurate, complete, and aligned with project scope. Support client inquiries by providing clarification and guidance related to assessment findings. Essential Job Functions Ability to walk and inspect large facilities and campuses up to 8 hours a day. Ability to climb ladders and stairs to access and assess building systems (including rooftop systems). Willingness and ability to travel approximately 50-70% , primarily within the U.S., with occasional international travel.