<p>A Valuation Engineer is responsible for inspecting and assessing the value of properties such as residential, commercial, industrial, and land assets. Typical job responsibilities include:</p>
<p>Conduct site inspections and property measurements.</p>
<p>Collect details about the property, including location, age, construction quality, and condition.</p>
<p>Verify ownership documents, approvals, and legal records.</p>
<p>Measure carpet area, built-up area, and plot area.</p>
<p>Analyze market rates using comparable property sales.</p>
<p>Estimate land value, building value, and depreciation.</p>
<p>Prepare detailed valuation reports for banks, financial institutions, courts, insurance companies, or private clients.</p>
<p>Take photographs and maintain proper inspection records.</p>
<p>Ensure valuations comply with bank guidelines and relevant standards.</p>
<p>Coordinate with clients, banks, and legal teams when additional information is required.</p>
<p>Knowledge of civil engineering and construction.</p>
<p>Understanding of property valuation methods and real estate markets.</p>
<p>Ability to read drawings and property documents.</p>
<p>Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and report writing.</p>
<p>Strong analytical, communication, and attention-to-detail skills.</p>