Nottinghamshire County Council
Planning, Monitoring and Enforcement Officer

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Salary
£30,024 - £33,699 per annum
Type of vacancy
Permanent
Work pattern
Full Time
Hours per week
37
Work Base
County Hall, West Bridgford, NG2 7QP
Working Arrangements
Hybrid
Job Description / Person Specification
[Planning Monitoring and Enforcement Officer JDPS.pdf – 173KB](Opens in a new window)
Competency Framework
Tier 7a
Number of posts
2
Interview date
5 October 2026
Closing Date
13 September 2026 23:55
Are you looking for a challenging and wide-ranging role in development management to start your planning career? Nottinghamshire County Council is looking for someone who has graduated or is working towards a degree in planning, geography, geology, environmental sciences, or other related subjects.
Our planning responsibilities cover minerals and waste development as well as a range of our own projects such as the expansion of schools and local infrastructure. Knowledge and experience of minerals and waste planning is not essential as you will have the support of a small team of experienced officers to help you. You will gain experience in managing a caseload of planning applications for a range of developments which the County Council has the responsibility to determine. In addition, you will also get out to operational sites across the county to ensure developments granted planning permission by the County Council are operating in compliance with the permissions, and also help deal with complaints relating to breaches of planning control including assisting with investigation and any follow-up action. There are also opportunities to do work across the wider Planning Group as we begin the review of our Minerals Local Plan.
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The role offers the opportunity to get involved with some of the key planning issues of the day, supporting the Government’s growth agenda by helping to deliver the minerals needed to build new houses and the waste management facilities which treat waste as a resource. You will also get involved in delivering significant biodiversity net gain through the restoration of quarries across the county. The post also provides you with the opportunity to gain funding for post-graduate studies to help you progress your career in planning.
For an informal discussion about this opportunity, please contact Jonathan Smith on 01159932580 or by email jonathan.smith@nottscc.gov.uk.


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