The successful candidate will have familiarity with Facility Condition Assessment and Property Condition Assessment services, including capital budget development, forecasting, and project management.
Lead and perform FCAs engagements for a variety of clients, including State and Federal agencies, institutional, and corporate companies. Provide a technical review of existing facilities for owners, facility managers, lenders, buyers, and investors to provide information required to make an informed decision concerning the physical condition of properties and the cost associated with those conditions. FCAs are prepared for industrial, warehouse, retail facilities, complexes, institutional, healthcare and high-rise buildings.
This position will require frequent day and overnight travel - up to 60% and can be remote.
What you’ll do:
- Manage multi-person FCA teams providing direction, support, reviewing and evaluating work progress, identifying and resolving various issues.
- Interfaces with client representative onsite and coordinates the team schedule and responsibilities.
- Participate in client and account management to represent CBRE Turner and Townsend at pre-bid meetings, shortlist interviews, and project kick-off meetings.
- Develop project plans, schedules, and communicate project goals and deliverables.
- Conduct walk-through surveys (from 1 hour to multiple days) to assess condition of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and low voltage systems. (This may require climbing two-story ladders or going up in a lift, lift operating certification is a plus).
- Interview facility managers, property owners, occupants, key site personnel, and local government officials to acquire information concerning the subject property's condition.
- Detail the condition and physical deficiencies of a property by taking representative and detailed photographs of a properties’ site and building systems.
- Act as a subject manager authority in an area of expertise which include Mechanical and Electrical systems.
- Prepare FCA and PCA to include cost estimates to remedy building deficiencies. Cost estimates are typically in the form of a multi-year capital spending plan.