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Dorset
£35k – £50k/yr
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Senior Planner Sturminster Newton Hybrid

Salary: GBP35,000/GBP50,000

Why join this role?

  • Competitive salary dependent on experience, plus commission
  • 30 days holiday, including bank holidays, with additional leave during the Christmas period
  • Additional holiday entitlement for long service
  • Career progression opportunities, including the opportunity to establish and develop your own client base
  • Training and professional subscriptions for required qualifications
  • Work:based pension scheme
  • Company social and sporting events
  • Free eye tests and a contribution towards glasses
  • Enhanced maternity pay
  • Opportunity to work on a varied portfolio of residential, agricultural and commercial projects
  • Collaborative working across multiple professional disciplines
  • Client:facing responsibility from initial concept and feasibility through to delivery and discharge of planning conditions
  • Predominantly office:based role with some home:working flexibility

About The Role

A leading professional services firm is seeking a Senior Planner to join its Professional Services Department.

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This is a client:facing, fee:earning position involving close collaboration with colleagues across the business. You will be involved throughout the lifecycle of projects, from the early concept and feasibility stage through to the discharge of planning conditions.

The role covers a diverse range of residential, agricultural and commercial projects across the firms operating region.

Key Responsibilities

Your day:to:day responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

  • Providing initial feasibility advice and preparing planning appraisals, including developing planning strategies for clients
  • Dealing with pre:application enquiries
  • Drafting planning statements, Design and Access Statements and other supporting documentation
  • Preparing, submitting and managing a broad range of planning applications relating to residential, commercial and agricultural property, including Listed Building Consent applications
  • Acting as Project Lead, including liaising with and managing external consultants
  • Working collaboratively with in:house design, rural, commercial and valuation teams
  • Advising on and dealing with planning conditions, Section 106 agreements, Community Infrastructure Levy and other planning obligations
  • Advising on the promotion of development sites for adoption
  • Preparing, submitting and managing planning appeals

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Given the interprofessional nature of the work, the position will be predominantly office based, with the opportunity to work from home from time to time.

Essential Skills And Experience

  • Previous client:facing experience in a similar planning role within either the public or private sector
  • Experience of working effectively as part of an interprofessional team, as well as independently
  • Excellent working knowledge of planning policy and regulations, the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), and relevant Local and Neighbourhood Plans
  • Chartered Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute (MRTPI)

Desirable

Ideally, Chartered with at least three years post:qualification experience (PQE)

Start Date

As soon as possible, although this is negotiable for the right candidate.

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Dorset, England, United Kingdom

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