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Role: Chartered Surveyor
Contract Length: 6 Months
Location: Mansfield and other locations. Travel is required 2/3 days a week onsite or a location.
Minimum Requirement: Rural / Land surveying experience / Due diligence/ Acquisition experience / RICS Qualified
Purpose
To provide professional property advice and support through the identification and acquisition of land and property interests, undertaking due diligence, carrying out site inspections in accordance with health and safety requirements, and providing advice to support informed decision making and project delivery. The role requires engagement with a range of stakeholders and flexibility to undertake a variety of property and land related activities as required.
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Key Responsibilities
- Acquire land and property rights and / or interests to support operational programmes.
- Undertake property and land inspections in accordance with the MRA’s health and safety procedures, policies, and safe systems of work.
- Carry out property due diligence to support acquisitions, projects, and operational requirements.
- Review sites and provide timely advice and recommendations to the Principal Property Manager.
- Engage and negotiate with landowners, occupiers, agents, local authorities, and other stakeholders.
- Identify, assess, and help manage property-related risks, issues, and opportunities.
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Essential
- Experience in property, land, surveying, or a related discipline.
- Experience of undertaking site inspections and property-related due diligence.
- Ability to identify and assess property-related risks and opportunities.
- Strong communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to manage a varied workload and work independently.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly.
Desirable
- Background in rural property, agriculture, land management, or another land-based discipline.
- Experience of land acquisition and working with landowners and occupiers.
- Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g., RICS or CAAV).
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