Property Surveyor

Qualifications, Essential Skills and Competencies

a) At time of application, hold a recognised qualification in Chartered Surveying, Estate/Property
Management or Property Valuation

or

Be a member of the Society of Chartered Surveyors in Ireland or the Institute of Auctioneers and
Valuers of Ireland

or

Hold a qualification at least equivalent to one of the above

And

b) Significant satisfactory experience (including 3 year’s minimum post qualification experience) of the above disciplines including;

i) Have a wide experience of the commercial property market, property procurement options and demonstrate a high level of administrative capability and computer literacy.

ii) Excellent working knowledge of the Planning Acts, Regulations and Local Authority Development Plans as they relate to the zoning of lands and properties, and have the capability to prepare, or cause to be prepared, applications or submissions in relation to rezoning of lands and properties.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities

Strategic

• To assist in the development and implementation of a Property Management strategy and local property plans in collaboration with other key personnel and advisors
• Assist planning future property requirements, based on demographics, the service plan, funding availability and projected staffing levels and maximising all cross-Care group opportunities for property utilisation.
• Maximising available funding sources and develop the Area’s Public Private Partnership strategy for property funding where deemed appropriate.

Salary scale €53,000 – €74,000