Seismic Risk Assessment Engineer

January 31

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AEI Consultants

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AEI Consultants provides building, environmental, land and sustainability assessment and consulting services throughout North America. Headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area with offices located in major metropolitan areas throughout the U.S., we work with lenders, investors, owners, developers and occupiers of real property.

Environmental Due Diligence • Site Investigation and Remediation • Engineering Due Diligence • Asbestos, Lead-Based Paint and Mold Consulting • Property Condition Assessments

201 - 500 employees

📋 Description

• POSITION: Independent Contractor / Associate Consultant (AC) • LOCATION: Per-project / 1099 contract opportunities open Nationwide / Remote • AEI Consultants is currently seeking a Seismic Risk Assessment Consultant to supplement our Building Sciences and Engineering division on a per contract basis • Responsibilities include performing Seismic Risk Assessment field reconnaissance of existing commercial properties, as well as the following: • Review of as-built plans and construction drawings • Conducting public records research regarding building permit history • Preparing cost estimates for building systems needing retrofit, repair, or replacement • Field assessment and photography of major building structural systems • Willing to travel as needed

🎯 Requirements

• Experience performing SRAs (2+ years) • structural design (5+years) • and seismic retrofit design (3+years) • Bachelor’s degree in structural engineering, or equivalent field experience and licenses • Knowledge and experience in assessing various property types (including but not limited to commercial buildings, manufacturing/industrial properties, office buildings from one story to high-rise, strip malls, shopping centers, and multi-family housing properties) • Proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel, and Adobe Acrobat • Advanced communication abilities both in speaking engagements, conversations and in writing • Well organized with strong multi-tasking skills • Personable and able to communicate with people at all levels • Willingness to travel if necessary • Self-starter, resourceful, and the ability to work productively and independently on multiple projects at a time under strict deadlines • Professional Civil or Structural Engineering license (PE) in California, Oregon, Washington, or other states with seismic requirement • Working knowledge of ASCE 41-13 and seismic retrofitting techniques • Significant structural design and/or construction management experience a plus • Experience in construction management or cost estimating a plus • Experience performing ASTM-compliant Property Condition Assessments a plus • California Independent Contractors required to follow guidelines per AB5 Legislation