Assessor

• Lead the direction, completion, and outcome of assigned building assessment projects and related services according to ASTM standards and client-specific scopes
• Discuss project sites with site contacts and municipal facilities
• Conduct client-facing onsite assessments, including Facility Condition Assessments, energy audits, ADA assessments, mechanical equipment evaluations, space utilization planning and analysis, and other technical services
• Analyze previously prepared building condition surveys, appraisals, and ADA surveys
• Complete equipment and building-component inventory surveys
• Identify system types, conditions, remaining useful lives, and significant physical deficiencies through visual inspection
• Develop recommendations and planning-level cost estimates for repairs or replacement for capital budget plans
• Conduct physical surveys of accessible and visible mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, interior, exterior, roofing, foundation, and pavement systems and components
• Interview property owners, representatives, tenants, service providers, government agencies, and other stakeholders
• Provide comprehensive photographic documentation of site conditions
• Prepare detailed written reports using digital tools, field observations, photographs, interviews, and client-specific requirements
• Adapt technical writing and assessment scope to property type, geography, and site conditions
• Develop project plans and assessment strategies
• Review property records and related documentation, including leases, repair receipts, improvement records, proposals, operating expense schedules, construction drawings, certificates of occupancy, maintenance logs, elevator safety reports, fire/building department reports, and warranty information
• Serve as technical lead on specialized projects and protocols
• Communicate project status, issues, and report-delivery timelines to leadership, stakeholders, and production teams
• Meet productivity and report-quality objectives
• Maintain confidentiality, provide responsive customer service, follow policies and SOPs, and maintain a safe work environment
• Travel 30–50% of the workweek by plane, motor vehicle, or train to client sites across the U.S.; overnight and occasional weekend travel may be required

Facility Assessor

• Lead the direction, completion, and outcome of assigned building assessment projects and related services in accordance with ASTM standards and client-specific scopes
• Conduct client-facing onsite assessments and prepare written reports covering facility condition assessments, energy audits, ADA assessments, mechanical equipment evaluations, space utilization planning, and related technical services
• Analyze previously prepared building condition surveys, appraisals, and ADA surveys
• Complete equipment and building component inventory surveys
• Identify system types, conditions, remaining useful lives, and significant physical deficiencies through visual inspections
• Provide repair or replacement recommendations and planning-level cost estimates for capital budget plans
• Communicate project status, issues, and report delivery timelines to leadership, stakeholders, and production teams
• Perform property, environmental, asbestos/lead/radon, seismic, structural, roofing, accessibility, construction monitoring, and document review assessments as assigned
• Survey visible mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, foundation, interior, exterior, roofing, and pavement components
• Measure areas and quantities to support cost estimates and capital reserve planning
• Interview owners, tenants, service providers, government agencies, and other stakeholders
• Provide comprehensive photographic documentation
• Prepare detailed reports using digital tools, field observations, photographs, interviews, and client-specific requirements
• Adapt technical writing and assessment scopes to property type, geography, and site conditions
• Develop project plans and assessment strategies and serve as technical lead on specialized projects
• Review client-provided property records, construction drawings, maintenance logs, safety reports, warranties, and related documentation
• Deliver responsive customer service and meet productivity and report-quality objectives
• Maintain confidentiality, follow policies and SOPs, and maintain a safe and clean work environment
• Travel by plane, motor vehicle, and train to client sites across the U.S.

• Perform care management duties for complex/high-acuity populations with primary medical/physical health needs
• Conduct UAS Assessments for the MLTC member population with Fidelis
• Evaluate service needs and recommend plans for optimal outcomes
• Develop and continuously assess long-term care and service plans
• Collaborate with care management teams to identify providers, specialists, and community resources
• Coordinate with members, families/caregivers, and care provider teams to ensure person-centered care
• Monitor member status, complications, symptoms, care-plan progress, and changes in condition
• Review member data, referrals, and intake assessments to improve care quality and operating performance
• Collaborate with healthcare providers to facilitate services and treatments and revise care plans
• Collect, document, and maintain member information and care management activities
• Educate members and families/caregivers on disease processes, care gaps, provider instructions, care options, referrals, and healthcare benefits
• Act as liaison and advocate among members, families, physicians, facilities, and agencies
• Coordinate community resources and service authorizations for services such as meals, employment, housing, foster care, transportation, and activities of daily living
• Perform home and/or other site visits as required
• Partner with leadership to improve quality of care and cost-effective service delivery
• May precept and coach clinical new hires, support onboarding, and assess competency readiness
• Perform other duties as assigned and comply with all policies and standards

Senior UAS LTSS Assessor, RN

• Perform care management duties for complex/high-acuity populations with primary medical/physical health needs
• Conduct UAS assessments for MLTC members with Fidelis
• Evaluate service needs and recommend plans for optimal outcomes
• Develop and continuously assess long-term care and service plans
• Coordinate members, families/caregivers, providers, specialists, and community resources
• Monitor member status, care-plan progress, complications, clinical symptoms, and changes in condition
• Identify needs for higher levels of care and waiver eligibility
• Review member data, referrals, and intake assessments to improve quality and operating performance
• Facilitate member services, treatments, service authorizations, and revised care plans
• Collect, document, and maintain member and care-management information
• Educate members and caregivers on disease processes, care gaps, provider instructions, care options, referrals, benefits, and community resources
• Act as liaison and advocate between members/families, physicians, facilities, and agencies
• Conduct home and other site visits as required
• Partner with leadership to improve quality and cost-effective service delivery
• May precept, coach, and support clinical new hires during onboarding and field practice
• Perform other assigned duties and comply with policies and standards

• Conduct daily residential energy audits in line with all program requirements under the direction of the Field Coordinator
• Travel to customers’ homes and use mobile weatherization software and handheld tablets
• Perform comprehensive audits including blower-door testing and Combustion Appliance Zone testing
• Collect in-depth data, complete paperwork, and upload/download required forms and documents
• Interface with multiple databases
• Install energy-saving devices and direct-install measures
• Educate customers on low- and no-cost energy conservation measures
• Create customer action plans to save energy and reduce costs
• Refer customers to other service programs
• Maintain accurate daily supply inventory
• Communicate project goals and convey a positive image of project partners
• Deliver high-quality customer satisfaction
• Meet project deliverables and deadlines

Energy Assessor II

• Conduct person-centered clinical assessments according to contract directives, company processes, and contract requirements
• Evaluate individuals in homes, group homes, and care facilities to determine Long Term Care needs and appropriate placement options
• Complete routine medical and/or behavioral health assessments using standardized tools and criteria
• Escalate complex or non-standard cases outside defined protocols
• Conduct on-site, video, and/or telephonic assessments to determine service and support needs, eligibility, and level of care
• Perform duties in compliance with Person First standards, HIPAA guidelines, and company confidentiality policies
• Ensure accurate and consistent documentation of assessment outcomes
• Travel to client, consumer, or program locations to perform in-person assessments exceeding 50% of the workweek

RN Clinical Assessor

• Conduct clinical mental health assessments and evaluations
• Create and implement individualized treatment plans with measurable goals
• Provide individual, family, and group therapy services
• Deliver services in-office, in-home, and community settings
• Offer crisis intervention and urgent care as needed
• Document services within 24 hours of delivery
• Collaborate with internal teams, primary care providers, and community partners
• Attend clinical meetings, team supervision, and professional development sessions
• Maintain compliance with Medicaid and private insurance panel guidelines
• Improve access to quality behavioral healthcare for underserved populations
• Help families develop healthier relationships and communication skills
• Prevent out-of-home placements by stabilizing home environments
• Support long-term success and resilience in youth and families
• Connect individuals with community resources

Licensed Outpatient Clinical Assessor – Clinician

• Conduct thorough facility condition assessments, including interior and exterior inspections of client buildings
• Work under direct supervision in accordance with instructions and standard practices
• Document findings through photographs, sketches, notes, and tablet-based photographs of mechanical or electrical equipment and subcomponents
• Review and interpret architectural and engineering blueprints to understand building layouts, systems, and potential issues
• Draft preliminary reports based on assessment findings and identify necessary repairs, maintenance, or upgrades
• Compile data into structured formats for detailed condition assessment reports
• Apply knowledge of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and structural building systems to assess condition and functionality
• Identify and report operational status and potential defects in building systems
• Participate in fieldwork involving ladders, confined spaces, and varying weather conditions while following safety protocols
• Inspect large complexes and walk up to 5 miles per day
• Interact with clients to clarify requirements or provide preliminary assessment feedback
• Represent the company professionally at client sites
• Learn about new building technologies, materials, and assessment methodologies
• Attend training sessions or workshops
• Assist senior assessors with project timelines and coordinate with team members

Senior Facility Assessor

• Conduct and oversee facility condition assessments for federal facilities
• Coordinate with Facility Managers and project stakeholders before, during, and after site visits
• Lead site briefings, project reviews, and assessment activities
• Review assessment documentation and ensure compliance with established standards
• Maintain accurate facility condition assessment databases and records
• Provide technical guidance and troubleshooting support to assessment teams
• Train and mentor Facility Assessors and technicians on assessment procedures and data collection methods
• Develop and implement best practices for facility assessments
• Prepare technical reports, presentations, and recommendations for clients and leadership
• Identify opportunities for process improvements and operational efficiencies
• Support multi-site assessment projects and ensure consistency in data collection and reporting
• Conduct field inspections at client facilities nationwide
• Travel to client sites throughout the United States and occasionally internationally
• Work from a home office when not traveling

Facility Condition Assessor – Subject Matter Expert

• Lead complex Property Condition Assessment (PCA) and Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) projects from initiation through final report delivery
• Establish investigation methodologies, assessment protocols, and project execution strategies
• Evaluate roofing, building envelope, structural, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, life safety, vertical transportation, pavement, and site infrastructure systems
• Identify deficiencies, assess asset conditions, evaluate operational performance, and develop repair, replacement, and long-term asset management recommendations
• Develop repair, replacement, and capital improvement recommendations based on observed conditions, remaining useful life analyses, and client objectives
• Prepare and review replacement reserve forecasts, reserve tables, capital expenditure plans, and replacement schedules
• Provide strategic guidance on asset performance, funding priorities, risk mitigation, and lifecycle cost considerations
• Manage project scope, schedule, budget, quality, and client expectations
• Oversee multi-site and portfolio assessment assignments and coordinate multidisciplinary project teams
• Review field documentation and technical deliverables and ensure compliance with ASTM E2018 and applicable industry guidelines
• Develop scopes of work, prepare cost proposals, and participate in client presentations, project interviews, and business development activities
• Maintain and expand client relationships and identify opportunities for additional consulting services
• Travel up to 50% of work time, including day trips and overnight assignments

Assessor jobs in United States

Facility Assessor

Facility Assessor

Senior UAS LTSS Assessor, RN

Senior UAS LTSS Assessor, RN

Energy Assessor II

RN Clinical Assessor

Licensed Outpatient Clinical Assessor – Clinician

Senior Facility Assessor

Facility Condition Assessor – Subject Matter Expert

Senior Property Condition Assessor