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Wayleave Officer

London
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The Role

This is a 18-month contract with the potential for extension, offering hybrid work with 3 days per week from the Canary Wharf office.

Responsibilities

  • Administration and Acquisition of Wayleave Agreements and Consents
    • Responsible for negotiating and securing access agreements with landowners.
    • Allow the installation and maintenance of our infrastructure such as duct and fibre optic networks on private property.
    • Manage the process of obtaining necessary permissions and resolving any disputes that may arise regarding land access.
    • Adhere to relevant legal legislation and regulatory frameworks.

Key Tasks

Wayleave Acquisition

  • Collaborate with the Wayleave Manager to obtain permissions for the installation of electronic communications apparatus on private land and property.
  • Conduct land ownership research using the HM Land Registry to identify ownership of private land and property to secure wayleaves and consents.
  • Use other tools such as Streetworks Manager and Causeway.

Negotiation & Coordination

  • Negotiate wayleaves for different types of land and property, such as business parks, industrial estates, farms, land plots, and commercial premises and properties, ensuring favorable terms for the company.
  • Coordinate with planning, construction, external contractors, and service delivery teams to update any requirements and ensure all necessary wayleaves and consents are obtained within project timelines.
  • Liaise with Customers, Tenants, Landlords, Managing Agents, Solicitors, and Local Authorities to facilitate the effective network build programme and project delivery.
  • Resolve disputes or concerns raised by Customers, Tenants, Landlords, Managing Agents, Solicitors, and Local Authorities.

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Stakeholder Engagement

  • Ensure all wayleave agreements comply with relevant legislation.
  • Schedule and attend meetings with Customers, Tenants, Landowners, Management Agents, Solicitors, Local Authorities, and other stakeholders as necessary to discuss wayleave agreements and project updates.
  • Act as the primary point of contact for Contractors, Customers, Tenants, Landowners, Management Agents, Solicitors, Local Authorities, and any other stakeholders regarding permissions for installations.
  • Provide timely updates to the Wayleave Manager and project teams on progress and any issues that arise during the Wayleave acquisition process.
  • Attend site surveys or meetings with external stakeholders or Customers, Tenants, Landowners, and Management Agents to facilitate the Wayleave process.
  • Work closely with the Wayleave Manager to understand policies and processes, maintaining compliance with all regulations.
  • Keep track of all Wayleave negotiations.
  • Accurately maintain detailed records of all wayleave agreements, communications, and associated documentation.
  • Accurately update internal systems.
  • Process payments and raise purchase orders for costs and fees.
  • Onboard potential new suppliers.
  • Onboard new supplier bank details for payment and rent.

Team Structure

  • You will be providing guidance and support to our Customers who request the provision of services for electronic communications services.
  • You will also be providing guidance and support internally to the Sales Teams and Project Managers.
  • You will receive guidance and support from the Wayleave Manager, Wayleave Team, Planning, and Construction Teams.

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Requirements

  • Administrative experience, ideally within the electronic communications environment.
  • Prior experience as a Wayleave Officer, with a strong focus on negotiating wayleave agreements, is highly desirable.
  • Knowledge of the HM Land Registry web portal is a significant advantage.
  • Knowledge of Sales Force is an advantage.
  • Strong negotiation skills with the ability to effectively communicate with a variety of stakeholders.
  • Good organizational skills, capable of managing changing priorities within tight deadlines.
  • Excellent communication skills, comfortable interacting at all levels of the organization and with external partners.
  • A proactive and results-focused attitude with a commitment to deliverables.
  • A team player who is adaptable and responsive to changes in deadlines and processes.
  • Ability to work independently or as part of a team.

Desirable Qualifications

  • Knowledge of legal processes related to land use and telecommunication permissions.
  • Project management experience or knowledge of project management principles.

If this position is of interest but you don’t think you meet all of the criteria listed, please consider applying still. euNetworks looks to recruit people with the right attitude, potential, and ambition and for the right candidate, we will provide further training and support to enable you to develop in the role.

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Skills

Wayleave Negotiation
Land Ownership Research
Stakeholder Engagement
Legal Compliance
HM Land Registry
Salesforce
Conflict Resolution
Project Coordination
Administrative Management
Contract Negotiation
Communication Skills
Organizational Skills

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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