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Fairbanks North Star Borough is seeking an Appraiser I to perform on-site inspections, collect data, and assist in estimating observed quality and components for various properties within the Borough. This is an entry-level role focusing on inventory and classification through field work.
The position reports to the Deputy Assessor and requires a high school diploma plus basic computer skills. A valid driver’s license is required and occasional field work is expected.
Under supervision, the Appraiser I performs real property inspections, data collection, obtains construction costs, and estimates observed quality, condition, and components for a variety of real properties within the Borough boundaries. This is an entry-level position in the field of real property appraising with emphasis on the inventory and classification of real property improvements and land features through field inspections.
SALARY: 11A
REPORTS TO: Deputy Assessor
POSITIONS SUPERVISED: None
Frequent business contact with employees in own department; frequent public contact and occasional contact involving outside organizations/agencies.
Does not supervise; experiences minor problems daily and occasional major one, that must be resolved on own initiative with little immediate supervision; consequences of error, carelessness, or mistaken judgment require significant effort to recover.
General office where conditions are pleasant; while in the field (up to 50% of the time) there is major accident/hazard probability with somewhat disagreeable conditions; requires short periods of moderate lifting, pushing, or pulling (26-50 lbs.).
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to communicate orally; regularly required to sit and to use hands and fingers dexterously to operate office equipment, cameras, laptops, and measuring tapes. Ability to occasionally transport up to 50 pounds; reach with hands and arms, and stand and walk (at times for significant distances on uneven or icy ground) since field appraisers work periodically outside during inclement weather and around construction and remote sites.