Independent Contractor Due Diligence

CEG Assessments is seeking motivated, self‑directed professionals to join our Independent Contractor Due Diligence - Launchpad Program! This opportunity is designed for individuals who want flexibility, autonomy, and control over their workload and earning potential – not a traditional 9‑to‑5 job. As an independent contractor, you choose which projects to accept, how much you work, and how quickly you grow, based on your availability, performance, and initiative. This is a project‑based, paid‑per‑project role, ideal for people with an entrepreneurial mindset who want to build real, in‑demand skills in environmental and property condition due diligence consulting related to commercial real estate. If you thrive in structured independence, enjoy managing your own time, and are motivated by opportunity rather than guaranteed hours, this program offers a clear path to increasing responsibility and income. This role is not intended for candidates seeking the predictability or security of a full‑time salaried position. This is a project‑based, flexible role supporting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), Property Condition Assessments (PCAs), Asset Data Collection, and related field services. No prior due diligence experience is required - training is provided. Key Responsibilities Property Condition Assessments (PCA) Conduct on‑site inspections of commercial and industrial properties to evaluate structural integrity and building systems. Document findings through field notes, photos, and data entry for technical reporting. Provide recommendations on maintenance and capital planning needs. Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) Perform ESAs following ASTM standards and environmental guidelines. Research property history and records to identify potential environmental concerns. Conduct interviews with property owners, tenants, and local officials to gather supporting data. Label and document facility equipment and systems for asset management databases. Apply barcodes, capture photos, and enter data using web‑based software and tablets. Support data organization and accuracy for client reporting. Client Communication Clearly communicate findings and recommendations to clients and internal teams. Collaborate with clients to align assessment results with their property and facility goals. Regulatory Compliance Maintain current knowledge of ASTM standards, environmental regulations, and industry best practices. Ensure all work meets local, state, and federal compliance requirements. Qualifications Required Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Geology, Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or a related field. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Excellent attention to detail and analytical thinking. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in the field and office settings. Willingness to travel nationwide (up to 75%). Preferred Internship or prior experience with PCA or Phase I ESA assessments. Familiarity with ASTM standards and environmental compliance. Proficiency with digital field tools and reporting software. Physical Demands Stand or walk for most of an 8‑hour day (up to 3–4 continuous hours). Climb stairs and ladders to get onto roofs and above equipment. Stoop, kneel, or crouch to access equipment data plates. Occasionally lift or move up to 40 lbs of object. #J-18808-Ljbffr CEG