Architectural Field Assessor - Building Condition Expert

Gannett Fleming; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 72,000 - 80,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible workload

Hybrid work environment

Professional development

Job summary

GFT in New York City is seeking an Architectural Building Assessor to join our NYC team. You will perform on-site condition assessments of architectural systems in large facility condition portfolios.

Assessments are visual, documenting deficiencies, remaining useful life, and repair needs with field notes and photos. You will collaborate with mechanical and electrical staff, use mobile devices and SharePoint for data capture, and travel across NYC boroughs.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years' field experience evaluating architectural systems.
• Ability to identify failure modes and indicators for architectural components.
• Strong documentation skills with clear reporting.
• Willingness to travel throughout NYC boroughs.
• Proficiency with mobile data collection tools and SharePoint workflows.
• Licensed RA or equivalent credential is preferred; not required with adequate experience.

Responsibilities

• Visually assess architectural systems cited above.
• Identify deficiencies, performance issues, end-of-life indicators, and operational risks, and document findings clearly with detailed notes and photos.
• Coordinate with mechanical/electrical assessors to provide a complete building-level assessment narrative.

Skills

Field experience

Failure modes

Documentation

Travel ability

Field tech tools

Fast-paced work

RA licensure

Tools

SharePoint

Mobile data collection

Assessment tools

Job description

GFT in New York City is seeking an Architectural Building Assessor to join our NYC team. You will perform on-site condition assessments of architectural systems in large facility condition portfolios.

Assessments are visual, documenting deficiencies, remaining useful life, and repair needs with field notes and photos. You will collaborate with mechanical and electrical staff, use mobile devices and SharePoint for data capture, and travel across NYC boroughs.