Facility Condition Assessment Professional

• Creative Mindset – You bring fresh ideas, challenge assumptions, and turn obstacles into opportunities.
• Proactive Approach – You take initiative, anticipate challenges, and seek ways to create a positive impact.
• Supportive Teamwork – You foster a culture of inclusivity, respect, and collaboration, helping others succeed.
• Trusted Advice – You act with integrity, expertise, and honesty, earning the confidence of clients and colleagues.
• Lead with Purpose – You empower, support, and guide others, driving meaningful results.

• Work closely with RJC’s Project Engineers within the project team environment, through entirety of the project life cycle
• Complete on-site generalist-level visual assessments and investigation of building systems such as roofing, building enclosure, below grade, structural, architectural and/or mechanical/electrical.
• Prepare an inventory of materials, components and equipment forming basic building systems, including collecting relevant information, such as Make, Model, Serial Number, etc. as directed by the Project Engineer.
• Identify and document deficiencies in the various building systems by means of visual review.
• Review documentation to understand past maintenance activities and known building deficiencies.
• Compile technical reports utilizing proprietary software as well as Microsoft Word and Excel based templates.
• Assist with various project types including Depreciation Reports, Building Condition Assessments, Capital Planning reports, and Warranty Reviews.

• Graduate of relevant College or University-Level Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical, Architectural, Civil/Structural or Building Science related Program(s)
• Registered (or eligible for registration) as an EIT with EGBC or an AScT Designation with ASTTBC.

• Entry-level position – 1-3 Years relevant work experience preferred
• Experience in a consulting firm environment is an asset

• Comfortable working at heights, including climbing ladders and accessing rooftops
• Licensed to drive in BC with access to insured vehicle for travel to project sites is required (work related mileage is reimbursed);
• Demonstrated and effective communication skills in English – both written and verbal
• Team player with ability to work independently

• Effective, responsive communication (verbally and written) with the Project Team and Clients
• Knowledge of building components including the ability to describe and provide replacement costing
• Knowledge of Facility Condition Assessment Methodology and ASTM Uniformat II Classification System
• Fast learner with a desire to grow professionally and personally
• Inquisitive, clear thinker who can determine what work is required and who can draw rational conclusions from information available

• An inspiring workplace that supports its people and recognizes great work
• Stimulating, challenging projects and development opportunities to help you grow your skills and career
• Being part of a supportive and inclusive network of people that help each other reach their goals
• A comprehensive financial rewards program that recognizes your success, including eligibility for a performance-based bonus and share ownership program
• An extensive and generous benefits package including a $1000 Health Care Spending Account
• Maternity and Parental Leave Top-up Program
• Investing in your future, the opportunity to become part of an employee-owned organization and eligible for RJC’s matching Retirement Registered Saving Plan (RRSP)

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