Building Condition Assessor – La Ronge Sk

Position: Building Condition Assessor
About the Opportunity
This is a fixed-term, project-based opportunity with field work required in the Lac La Ronge area in
Saskatchewan over the period of September to December . Reporting to the Project Lead, the
Building Condition Assessor will perform comprehensive condition assessments on a variety of
residential property types for the purpose of identifying and reporting on building component
condition and lifespan status. This role works alongside a Junior Assessor on-site, and remotely with
a larger office-based team.
Using a customized data collection tool, you will perform building condition assessments according
to Community Power’s standards. Building condition results will be used by the customer to inform
decisions about future capital planning on a larger scale across many homes.
The successful applicant for this role will be comfortable dealing with regularly changing schedules
and field conditions. You work effectively in small, collaborative teams and drive work forward
autonomously. A strong comprehension of data entry systems and the ability to learn and adapt to
new software is critical. You enjoy sharing knowledge about your expertise and are approachable,
friendly, and able to communicate to home occupants without judgement. Cultural sensitivity and
respect when working in Indigenous communities is essential to success in this role.
This position is based remotely and requires extensive travel and field work throughout rural and
remote Saskatchewan. The successful applicant must have a flexible schedule which allows them to
be away from home for periods of 5–12 consecutive days.
Core Accountabilities

• Travel to the Lac La Ronge area in Saskatchewan to perform building condition assessments.
• Assess the condition of all standard housing components such as foundations, windows and
doors, roofs, attics, plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems, wall assemblies, and
renewable energy systems.
• Using mobile software, record all assessment findings including the quantity, types, and
estimated remaining lifespan of all applicable housing components.
• Provide detailed notes and recommendations on identified repairs and home maintenance
needs to support cost estimating, budgeting, and planning at a community level.

Discuss housing concerns and energy-use issues with home occupants that may not be
identified through a visual assessment.
• Produce formal assessment reports that provide a clear presentation of all findings.
• Summarize and communicate assessments findings to the Project Lead in a clear and
actionable way.
• Collaborate with Community Power’s team of housing specialists to ensure processes
continuously meet key project requirements and outcomes.
• Oversee and support a junior team member during building condition assessments, including
task coordination, field guidance, data quality review, application of Radon testing
equipment, performing air quality tests and documentation support.
• Support in the analysis of aggregate assessment results to identify common issues, trends,
and valuable insights for the customer.
• Use a variety of software to support data collection, assessment reporting, internal expense
submissions, time tracking, and other tasks as required.
• Support estimating, quality assurance, and related assessment activities as required.

Qualifications
• An active home inspectors’ certification from a nationally recognized agency such as
InterNACHI or CAHPI would be an asset for this role, or 5+ years of direct experience in
residential construction.
• A thorough understanding of building science principles is required for this role.
• Experience with radon and indoor air quality testing would be an asset.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, and the ability to quickly learn new
software is required for this role.
• Experience in working with Indigenous and/or remote communities would be an asset.
• A valid Class 5 driver’s license is required.
Employment Period and Compensation

Contract begins: September 1,
Contract ends: December 31,

Per unit, contract-based position

Lodging accommodations during field assignments will be provided as required.
The ideal candidate will be located in or near La Ronge, Saskatchewan. Candidates must be willing
to reasonably commute or temporarily relocate to the region for the full project duration. We value
diversity and inclusivity and strongly encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply. Your
unique experiences and perspectives are invaluable to our work and community impact

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