Field Inspector at Suncorp Valuations

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

07 Feb, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

09 Nov, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Field Inspection, Research, Analysis, Collaboration, Attention to Detail, Customer Service, Building Relationships, Construction Knowledge, Blueprint Reading, Appraisal, Cost Estimating, Travel, Proactive, Goal-Oriented, Teamwork, Independent Work

Industry

Financial Services

Description

FIELD INSPECTOR SASKATCHEWAN (Saskatoon or Regina) Be an essential part of Suncorp Valuations, where your skills are recognized and your work makes a difference. Our Legacy At Suncorp Valuations, we set the standard in the industry, driven by our Customer Brand Promise: ON TIME, CREDIBLE, and PROFESSIONAL. With over 40 years of excellence, we have consistently earned the trust of our clients by exceeding expectations. Our pursuit of excellence is reflected in our team of exceptional individuals. Your Opportunity We are seeking a Field Inspector to join our dynamic team based in either Saskatoon, SK or Regina, SK. This is your chance to be part of a mission-driven organization that values you and your expertise and dedication. Join us and contribute to a legacy of trust and professionalism. What You’ll Do You’ll travel to a variety of buildings, from private sector properties to public sector facilities, capturing details on buildings, furnishings, equipment, measurements and photographs. You’ll gain experience across many sectors including multi-unit dwellings, commercial, municipal, and education. Your work will involve: - Site Inspections: Travel to various locations to gather detailed information, measurements, and photographs. - Research and Analysis: Assist in conducting thorough research and expert analysis to develop solid, defensible value estimates. - Collaboration: Work closely with colleagues to ensure accurate and reliable appraisals. Travel Opportunities This role offers variety and exciting travel opportunities, with approximately 60% travel primarily within Saskatchewan, with occasional Western Canada and national travel. You’ll have the chance to explore new places and various industries while contributing to our success. Therefore, you must reside in Saskatoon or Regina, SK (and area) What We’re Looking For You’re eager to start or advance your career in appraisal with a dynamic, growth-focused organization. You’re proactive, goal-oriented and able to work independently and as part of a team. You enjoy building positive relationships with stakeholders and are committed to providing high levels of service and meeting our Brand Promise. You have strong attention to detail and can manage multiple projects with competing deadlines. You’re willing to travel regionally and nationally and have a valid driver’s license. Your Credentials - Full proficiency in English (additional language proficiency is an asset); - Post-secondary education; - Solid construction knowledge; - Field inspection experience, appraisal or cost estimating experience, understanding of building design and the ability to read blueprints are assets; and - A combination of education, knowledge and experience will be considered. Why You’ll Love Working with Us Our employees aren’t just numbers. Our President & CEO, Tom Gardiner, gets to know you and wants to hear from you. In fact, Tom calls you directly after your first 30 days to see how things are going. You’ll also enjoy: - On-the-Job Training: Continuous learning and professional development. - Performance-Based Rewards: Recognition for your hard work and achievements. - Flexible Work Arrangements: Balance your work and personal life. - Supportive Team Environment: Collaborate with a team that spans all levels of the organization. Check out more great reasons Why Work For Us? Ready to be part of a team that makes a difference? Apply now! We thank all applicants for their interest in this position, however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.

Responsibilities

The Field Inspector will travel to various locations to conduct site inspections, gathering detailed information, measurements, and photographs. They will also assist in research and analysis to develop solid value estimates and collaborate with colleagues for accurate appraisals.