What To Expect
You will lead on-site due diligence and Property Condition Assessments of existing commercial buildings with a focus on HVAC and power distribution, all across North America. The Field Engineer will produce clear technical reports that define Tenant Improvement scope, risks, and order-of-magnitude cost drivers for all the projects within the Infrastructure Development team. This position requires an experienced and competent individual with a high level of ownership and travel up to 75%.
What You'll Do
Perform Property Condition Assessments, Engineering Due diligence and survey of MEP systems in existing commercial buildings. This includes evaluating the health of existing HVAC systems, identifying electrical power distributions, and evaluating equipment conditionsIdentify deficiencies, code compliance gaps, maintenance issues, order of magnitude costs, risk drivers and scope definition, then translate findings into clear field reportsExecute field investigations, visual inspections, diagnostic testing, photo documentation, and verify maintenance recordsShow understanding of operating procedures for mechanical facilities equipment including, hydronics systems, pumps, heat exchangers, chillers, boilers and dehumidifiersTroubleshoot MEP problems in active, fully operational facilitiesCollaborate with internal and external teams daily including Engineering, Design, Real Estate, Construction, AoR/EoR, and FacilitiesCross-train with structural/civil field engineers. Share MEP due diligence practices and progressively learn to support other building infrastructure assessments
What You'll Bring
Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience2-5 years of field experience assessing existing commercial HVAC and electrical/power distribution systemsDemonstrated experience producing technical field reports including but not limited to PCA, due diligence, survey of existing equipment, deficiency reports)Familiarity with relevant codes and standards (IMC/UMC, IPC/UPC, NEC, ASHRAE, NFPA); ASTM E2018 preferredClear written and verbal communication, ability to explain findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders Interest in growing beyond a single discipline: Willingness to learn and develop competence in structural/civil assessments and coach othersThis position requires traveling up to 75% with a valid driver’s license
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