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We are currently recruiting for experienced M&E Asset Surveyors to support a range of building and asset management projects across the UK.
This role will involve carrying out detailed surveys of mechanical and electrical assets across a variety of commercial and public sector buildings. You will be responsible for accurately identifying, inspecting and recording asset information, ensuring data is captured to a high standard and in line with project and client requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct detailed M&E asset surveys across a range of building types.
- Identify and inspect mechanical and electrical plant, equipment, and building services assets.
- Record key asset information including equipment specifications, condition, location, age, and maintenance requirements.
- Accurately capture asset data using digital surveying tools, CAFM systems, or mobile data collection platforms.
- Ensure all survey information is complete, accurate, and compliant with project requirements.
- Identify asset condition issues, defects, and maintenance requirements where applicable.
- Liaise professionally with site teams, facilities management personnel, and other stakeholders.
- Work in accordance with relevant health & safety requirements and site procedures.
- Maintain a high standard of data quality and attention to detail throughout the surveying process.
- Complete surveys within agreed project timescales and provide clear and accurate records.
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About You
We are looking for candidates with previous experience in M&E asset surveying, asset management, facilities management, or building services.
You will ideally have:
- Previous experience surveying mechanical and electrical assets within buildings.
- Good knowledge of M&E building services and equipment.
- Experience using digital survey tools, tablets, or CAFM/data collection systems.
- Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach to data capture.
- The ability to work independently across multiple sites.
- Good communication skills when dealing with site teams and clients.
- A strong understanding of on-site health & safety requirements.
- Relevant M&E, engineering, facilities management, or asset management qualifications are desirable but not essential.


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