Town Planner

JCE Planning & Architectural Consultancy; Aylesbury; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Une entreprise en pleine croissance spécialisée en planification et architecture recherche un Town Planner motivé. Le candidat idéal supervisera les projets de planification, conseillera les clients et participera aux comités de planification. Ce rôle offre des opportunités de développement professionnel et des conditions de travail flexibles.

Benefits

Salaire compétitif

Économie de travail flexible

Opportunités de développement professionnel

Régime de retraite

Congés annuels généreux

Remboursement des frais de déplacement

Qualifications

• Forte compréhension de la législation et des politiques de planification au Royaume-Uni.
• Capacité prouvée à gérer plusieurs projets et à respecter les délais.
• Titre de membre accrédité de l'institut exigé ou volonté de l'obtenir.

Responsibilities

• Conseiller et gérer une gamme de demandes de planification.
• Préparer des déclarations de conception et d'accès, ainsi que d'autres documents requis.
• Négocier des conditions de planification avec les autorités locales.

Skills

Communication

Négociation

Gestion de projets

Education

Chartered Membership of the Royal Town Planning Institute

Tools

Microsoft Office

Outils de planification

Job description

Job Title: Town Planner
Location: Chilton Business Centre, Chilton, Nr Thame, Buckinghamshire, HP18 9LS Salary: £40,000 to £50,000 per annum Job Type: Full-Time
About the Role:
We are seeking a motivated and detail-orientated Town Planner to join our Planning and Architectural Practice. The successful candidate will be responsible for advising on and managing a range of planning applications and development projects in accordance with local and national planning policies.
This is an excellent opportunity for a competent planning professional to take the next step in their career.
General Duties and Key Responsibilities:
Within this role you will:-
thrive within a small multi-disciplinary Practice and be a confident verbal communicator. be the first point of contact for Clients requiring planning advice, in addition to dealing with new enquiries. provide expert advice on a wide variety of planning and development proposals. explain complex planning issues in layman’s terms to Clients who may have limited or no understanding of the complexities of the UK planning system. work independently and be resourceful in identifying solutions to issues that may be unfamiliar. Be familiar with listed building/conservation area applications; this will involve liaising with our Heritage Consultant undertake desktop assessments, and carry out site visits. prepare Design and Access Statements, Planning Statements, Appeal Statements, Statements of Common Ground, Costs Applications, Statutory Declarations and planning and appeal forms. Identify requirements and obtain quotations for consultant reports or surveys where necessary, and also assess draft reports to confirm their acceptability and resolve any further action. work hand in hand with other professionals to secure solutions to complex problems and competing priorities. attend Planning Committees, Public Meetings, Appeal Hearings/Inquiries and Local Plan Examinations, both independently and alongside our Planning Barrister. negotiate planning conditions, S106 agreements and enforcement issues with Local Authorities. ensure you keep up to date with any relevant changes in Local and National planning policy or legislation. keep accurate time sheets where fees are agreed on a time related basis.
Requirements:
Chartered Membership of the Royal Town Planning Institute, or a demonstrated willingness to actively work towards this accreditation (essential) Strong understanding of UK planning legislation and policy (essential) Excellent communication, negotiation, and written communication skills (essential) Proven ability of handling multiple projects, meeting deadlines and managing Client expectations (essential) Proficient in using office software including Microsoft Office and Gmail (essential) Proficient with all planning tools including Local Authority Planning Websites and interactive Planning Maps (desirable) A valid UK driving license and own vehicle, given the remote location of the office and the need to undertake site visits (essential) Knowledge of periphery planning legislation such as CIL legislation and Advertisement Regulations (desirable) Experience with Footpath Diversions and the Judicial Review process (desirable) Familiar with use of Apple iMacs (desirable, but not essential)
Benefits:
Competitive salary Flexible working arrangements Professional development opportunities Pension scheme Generous annual leave entitlement after qualifying period Generous business mileage compensation
How to Apply:
To apply, please submit your CV and a covering letter by email, outlining your suitability for the role to [e-mail]
We are an inclusive organisation and actively promote equality of opportunity for all with the right mix of talent, skills and potential. Selection for the role will be based on individual merit alone.