Hybrid Asset Surveyor: MEP & Building Fabric

Mitie Group plc.; Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Mitie Group plc. is seeking an Asset Condition Surveyor to perform professional surveys of mechanical, electrical and fabric building services across the client estate in Birmingham.

The role involves validating asset lists, producing concise asset registers, and ensuring data quality in line with Mitie taxonomy and contract requirements. You will carry out asset verification for new builds and refurbishments, identify health and safety issues, and support the client with accurate condition

Qualifications

• Experience conducting asset condition surveys across M&E and fabric building services in built environments.
• Knowledge of asset data, asset registers, lifecycle principles and condition assessment methodologies.
• Understanding of SFG coding, asset taxonomy and data quality requirements.
• Must pass NPPV2 vetting to work on British Transport Police sites.

Responsibilities

• Undertake professional asset condition surveys across M&E and fabric building services.
• Produce accurate asset registers aligned to Mitie taxonomy and commercial requirements.
• Verify assets for new builds and refurbishments per client contract requirements.
• Escalate health and safety issues identified during surveys through reporting channels.
• Carry out surveys across client estate in line with role scope.

Skills

Asset condition surveys

Asset data management

CIBSE Guide M grading

SFG coding

Data quality

Job description

Mitie Group plc. is seeking an Asset Condition Surveyor to perform professional surveys of mechanical, electrical and fabric building services across the client estate in Birmingham.

The role involves validating asset lists, producing concise asset registers, and ensuring data quality in line with Mitie taxonomy and contract requirements. You will carry out asset verification for new builds and refurbishments, identify health and safety issues, and support the client with accurate condition