| Job description | As an Wayleave & Liaison Officer, you will negotiate and manage the wayleave process, actively maintaining excellent relationships with property owners, statutory and non-statutory bodies, group staff and contractors. Your duties will involve both office and site work.
Ideally you will have a working knowledge of the utility industry and wayleave procedures and good negotiating skills.
The successful candidate will be highly organised, self-motivated and flexible as they will need to manage a number of diverse projects simultaneously and meet demanding deadlines. |
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| Responsibilities | • To ensure that all customers receive top quality information regarding activities been undertaken by construction contractors.
• Provide full Wayleaves support for the feasibility and selection of new routes.
• Assist in developing the Wayleave business through establishing good client relationships, identifying new clients and assisting with sales and business development.
• To ensure that any customer related issues are managed effectively.
• Meet agreed deadlines for delivery of programme. |
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| Skills required | • At least 1-2 years’ experience as a Wayleave Officer
• Knowledge and experience of Wayleave work in the utility industry
• Proficient in the use of MS Word Excel, Word & Outlook.
• Sales background with excellent communicative experience
• Self-motivated
• Good track record in relation to key responsibilities
• Effective team player
• Full, clean Driving Licence |
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| Educational requirements | N/A
Our Benefits
• Our biggest benefit is our friendly and hardworking people!
• Competitive salary in a dynamic and technology driven environment.
• Company Vehicle / Fuel Card / Daily Subsistence
• Bonus Incentive
• Focused career development and progression opportunities
• Flexible Benefits Programme – a choice of flexible Benefits options like Health Insurance / Pension / Fitness - Gym Membership / Additional Annual Leave.
• Income Protection
• Death in Service Benefit
Please Note:
Only candidates permitted to work in the EU will be considered for this role.
H&S Statement:
A safe work environment requires continuous commitment from all managers, staff and contractors to ensuring their own safety and that of their colleagues. Consequently, establishing and maintaining a safe and healthy working environment is not exclusively a management responsibility. All employees are required under Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act, 2005 (Chapter 2 Section 13 – Duties of Employees) to accept responsibility for co-operating in implementing safety policy, rules, standards, procedures, guidelines and codes. UK Guidance can be found in Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Section 7. |
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