1st Select Ltd
M&E Surveyor

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M&E Asset Surveyor
The M&E Asset Surveyor is responsible for surveying, identifying, recording, and assessing mechanical and electrical building assets across a property portfolio. The role supports asset management strategies, lifecycle planning, maintenance planning, and compliance reporting.
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Key Responsibilities
Asset Surveys
- Conduct mechanical and electrical asset surveys across commercial, residential, healthcare, education, or public sector buildings
- Identify and record plant and equipment including:
- HVAC systems
- Boilers
- Chillers
- Pumps
- Air handling units
- Electrical distribution boards
- Lighting systems
- Fire alarm systems
- BMS controls
- Capture asset condition, age, manufacturer, model, and maintenance requirements.
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Data Collection & Asset Registers
- Populate and maintain asset registers within CAFM or asset management systems.
- Ensure accurate tagging, labelling, and classification of assets.
- Upload survey data, photos, and documentation.
Condition & Lifecycle Assessment
- Assess asset condition ratings.
- Provide remaining useful life estimates.
- Support lifecycle replacement planning.
- Identify maintenance or replacement priorities.
Compliance & Risk
- Support compliance audits relating to:
- Electrical safety
- Fire systems
- HVAC maintenance
- Water hygiene systems
- Identify health & safety risks associated with plant and equipment.
Reporting
- Produce survey reports and asset condition summaries.
- Provide recommendations for:
- Planned preventative maintenance (PPM)
- Capital replacement programmes
- Asset upgrades


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Stakeholder Collaboration
- Work with:
- Facilities Managers
- Building Surveyors
- Maintenance Contractors
- Asset Management Teams
- Support projects relating to asset improvement or replacement programmes.
Key Skills & Competencies
- Strong understanding of building mechanical and electrical systems
- Experience conducting building or asset condition surveys
- Ability to interpret technical drawings and plant specifications
- Familiarity with CAFM / asset management systems
- Strong attention to detail and data accuracy
- Good report writing skills
- Knowledge of health and safety regulations
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