Valuation Engineer

Visit residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, and vacant land properties for valuation assignments. Measure and verify site dimensions, built-up area, land area, road width, access, boundaries, occupancy, construction stage, and physical condition of the property. Collect clear site photographs, location details, GPS coordinates, approach road details, neighborhood information, and market observations. Review basic property documents such as sale deed, khata, tax paid receipt, approved plan, layout plan, conversion order, RERA details, and other supporting documents as applicable. Identify and report site-level observations such as boundary mismatch, extra land, road widening proposal, landlocked access, drainage, OS/litigation references, schedule mismatch, or document deficiency. Prepare accurate valuation reports in the prescribed format using Microsoft Word and Excel. Coordinate with reporting, operations, customer support, and senior valuation team members for timely case completion. Update case status, site visit details, pending documents, and remarks in internal trackers or reporting systems. Maintain quality, accuracy, confidentiality, and professional conduct during site visits and client interactions. Stay updated on local market rates, property trends, construction quality, valuation methods, and basic property-related regulations.