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Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Land Survey Inspector IIA
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About The Role
Forestry, Agriculture and Lands
- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador This position involves the analysis and evaluation of legal land surveys required for the preparation of Crown title documents; review of land claims for the integration into a Geographic Information System (GIS). Work also includes analyzing land surveys to ensure acceptability for the preparation of Crown titles based on legislative and policy guidelines; verifying technical accuracy of surveys, consulting with surveyors and advising surveyors of errors or omissions related to boundary overlap, description, measurements, etc., prior to the preparation of legal description and title; approving surveys for land title preparation; identifying errors or omissions prior to the preparation of the final draft documents and initiating proper corrective action; detailed investigation of adverse land claims, including review of modern and historical surveys, aerial photography, GIS/GPS data, and various land related documents, boundary disputes or other matters which would affect issuance of Crown titles; may conduct field investigations and land surveys to ensure the accurate location of boundaries in delineating lands; conducts Registry of Deeds searches; other related duties as required. Screening Criteria Diploma in geomatics/surveying (equivalencies will be considered) Experience using GIS and related software Experience with land surveys Experience in investigation/research of land claims (asset) Experience using aerial photography (asset) Assessment Criteria Knowledge of GIS and related software Knowledge of land inspections, legal documents and legal land surveys Knowledge of related acts, policies and legislation Knowledge of investigation/research of land claims (asset) Ability to communicate effectively Ability to think critically Ability to manage time and tasks Relationship building Conditions of Offer Proof of a valid Class 5 Drivers License Conditions of Acceptance Overnight travel and/or fieldwork, using equipment such as snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, boats and helicopters may be required. Overtime work may be required Information for Applicants For more information about this opportunity please contact, Jeffrey Bannister, jeffbannister@gov.nl.ca. domain Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Leading-edge innovations and technical excellence in the geospatial domain.
About The Role
Forestry, Agriculture and Lands
- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador This position involves the analysis and evaluation of legal land surveys required for the preparation of Crown title documents; review of land claims for the integration into a Geographic Information System (GIS). Work also includes analyzing land surveys to ensure acceptability for the preparation of Crown titles based on legislative and policy guidelines; verifying technical accuracy of surveys, consulting with surveyors and advising surveyors of errors or omissions related to boundary overlap, description, measurements, etc., prior to the preparation of legal description and title; approving surveys for land title preparation; identifying errors or omissions prior to the preparation of the final draft documents and initiating proper corrective action; detailed investigation of adverse land claims, including review of modern and historical surveys, aerial photography, GIS/GPS data, and various land related documents, boundary disputes or other matters which would affect issuance of Crown titles; may conduct field investigations and land surveys to ensure the accurate location of boundaries in delineating lands; conducts Registry of Deeds searches; other related duties as required. Screening Criteria Diploma in geomatics/surveying (equivalencies will be considered) Experience using GIS and related software Experience with land surveys Experience in investigation/research of land claims (asset) Experience using aerial photography (asset) Assessment Criteria Knowledge of GIS and related software Knowledge of land inspections, legal documents and legal land surveys Knowledge of related acts, policies and legislation Knowledge of investigation/research of land claims (asset) Ability to communicate effectively Ability to think critically Ability to manage time and tasks Relationship building Conditions of Offer Proof of a valid Class 5 Drivers License Conditions of Acceptance Overnight travel and/or fieldwork, using equipment such as snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, boats and helicopters may be required. Overtime work may be required Information for Applicants For more information about this opportunity please contact, Jeffrey Bannister, jeffbannister@gov.nl.ca.
About The Role
Forestry, Agriculture and Lands
- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador This position involves the analysis and evaluation of legal land surveys required for the preparation of Crown title documents; review of land claims for the integration into a Geographic Information System (GIS). Work also includes analyzing land surveys to ensure acceptability for the preparation of Crown titles based on legislative and policy guidelines; verifying technical accuracy of surveys, consulting with surveyors and advising surveyors of errors or omissions related to boundary overlap, description, measurements, etc., prior to the preparation of legal description and title; approving surveys for land title preparation; identifying errors or omissions prior to the preparation of the final draft documents and initiating proper corrective action; detailed investigation of adverse land claims, including review of modern and historical surveys, aerial photography, GIS/GPS data, and various land related documents, boundary disputes or other matters which would affect issuance of Crown titles; may conduct field investigations and land surveys to ensure the accurate location of boundaries in delineating lands; conducts Registry of Deeds searches; other related duties as required. Screening Criteria Diploma in geomatics/surveying (equivalencies will be considered) Experience using GIS and related software Experience with land surveys Experience in investigation/research of land claims (asset) Experience using aerial photography (asset) Assessment Criteria Knowledge of GIS and related software Knowledge of land inspections, legal documents and legal land surveys Knowledge of related acts, policies and legislation Knowledge of investigation/research of land claims (asset) Ability to communicate effectively Ability to think critically Ability to manage time and tasks Relationship building Conditions of Offer Proof of a valid Class 5 Drivers License Conditions of Acceptance Overnight travel and/or fieldwork, using equipment such as snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, boats and helicopters may be required. Overtime work may be required Information for Applicants For more information about this opportunity please contact, Jeffrey Bannister, jeffbannister@gov.nl.ca. domain Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Leading-edge innovations and technical excellence in the geospatial domain.
About The Role
Forestry, Agriculture and Lands
- Government of Newfoundland and Labrador This position involves the analysis and evaluation of legal land surveys required for the preparation of Crown title documents; review of land claims for the integration into a Geographic Information System (GIS). Work also includes analyzing land surveys to ensure acceptability for the preparation of Crown titles based on legislative and policy guidelines; verifying technical accuracy of surveys, consulting with surveyors and advising surveyors of errors or omissions related to boundary overlap, description, measurements, etc., prior to the preparation of legal description and title; approving surveys for land title preparation; identifying errors or omissions prior to the preparation of the final draft documents and initiating proper corrective action; detailed investigation of adverse land claims, including review of modern and historical surveys, aerial photography, GIS/GPS data, and various land related documents, boundary disputes or other matters which would affect issuance of Crown titles; may conduct field investigations and land surveys to ensure the accurate location of boundaries in delineating lands; conducts Registry of Deeds searches; other related duties as required. Screening Criteria Diploma in geomatics/surveying (equivalencies will be considered) Experience using GIS and related software Experience with land surveys Experience in investigation/research of land claims (asset) Experience using aerial photography (asset) Assessment Criteria Knowledge of GIS and related software Knowledge of land inspections, legal documents and legal land surveys Knowledge of related acts, policies and legislation Knowledge of investigation/research of land claims (asset) Ability to communicate effectively Ability to think critically Ability to manage time and tasks Relationship building Conditions of Offer Proof of a valid Class 5 Drivers License Conditions of Acceptance Overnight travel and/or fieldwork, using equipment such as snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, boats and helicopters may be required. Overtime work may be required Information for Applicants For more information about this opportunity please contact, Jeffrey Bannister, jeffbannister@gov.nl.ca.