You will be the direct point of contact for grantors and stakeholders relating to wayleave issues and will project manage the land rights requirements across multiple projects.
The Field Operations Land Rights team are responsible for obtaining land rights and environmental agreements for our construction teams to ensure the network develops to a smarter, more flexible system that is central to the region’s journey to net zero
Acquisition of wayleaves consents, easements and land access permissions
Negotiation and settlement of agricultural, wayleave and property loss claims
Team working is essential in this role to develop and implement new solutions. You will be part of a high-performing team, delivering for our customers
Deliver quality outputs to required deadlines
The role requires an individual who is customer focused, highly motivated, very organised and IT literate. You will meet and communicate regularly with our grantors, customers, Land Agents, local authorities and statutory bodies, attend site meetings and share advice and technical knowledge with our colleagues and contractors.
Problem solving is a must when faced with the scale and pace of change
Response to statutory notices.
Excellent verbal and written skills, with the ability to effectively communicate with stakeholders from across the business and wider community
In order to comply with our electricity distribution license, we have to ensure our colleagues are fit and proper to visit and enter our customers premises. Consequently, as this role may involve visiting and entering our customers premises, please be aware that the successful candidate will be subject to a basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Please confirm in our application if you are content for this check to be completed.
Membership of RICS, CAAV or MRTPI is desirable but not essential
Experience of Customer Service, managing projects and negotiations are desirable
Preferably qualified to degree level, in a related subject i.e., Law, Agriculture, Property, Valuation, Environment OR a minimum of 2 A Levels / AS Levels (Grade A-C)
Excellent organisational skills are essential in managing multiple projects
Full driving licence is essential - travel will be necessary across the Northern Powergrid operational area
Confident decision-making skills
We have a number of exciting opportunities for enthusiastic individuals who have relevant experience and/or are qualified in a related subject i.e., Law, Agriculture, Environment.
BenefitsEnrolment into our double-matched pension scheme
In addition to a two-year training plan, we will also support you in achieving membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) or Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV) if required.
Payment of professional fees
Starting salary : £39,937 - £53,711 (+ Company car scheme/allowance)
25 days holiday (rising with length of service)
Technical Level A, pay point 7-13
Training + Development