Land Referencing Services LLP
Land Referencer

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An exciting opportunity within this dynamic and fast-growing business awaits the right candidates.
We are looking for Land Referencers who will work on key client projects with the goal of delivering tasks on time and to the desired quality levels.
About the Position
This is a busy but friendly environment that will suit an organised person with a great eye for detail, who is keen to develop their skills. The role is based in Telford, working closely with the Line Manager.
Responsibilities
- To make sure all data has been checked for quality, fit for purpose and delivered in a timely manner
- To carry out tasks in accordance with project plans as advised by the line manager
- Ensure you check your work and inform the line manager of the status of your work
- Carry out site inspections and interviews either by face to face or by phone with the general public
- Record results, site inspections and interviews accurately and clearly
- Inform line manager of all potential known issues and training needs
- To undertake any other data processing and perform any other reasonable duties that the line manager may require that are consistent with the nature of the job role
- Achieve the required pass rates in the appropriate internal training modules
- Attend client meetings with appropriate supervision, and other events - may involve working away from home for short periods
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Requirements
- Have at least 6 months practical experience on data conversion and/or regeneration projects and/or a basic understanding of geography or maps
- Have an understanding of Geographic Information Systems and Microsoft packages
- Good education and knowledge and/or experience in land law, surveying, conveyancing, planning, property or a similar discipline
- Proven work experience, be well organised, and able to work in a methodical manner with a high level of self-motivation and attention to detail
- Good communication skills and the ability to work without supervision and as part of a team in a changing environment
- A flexible approach to working hours, willing to travel and work away from home on occasions


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