ROW Acquisition & Easement Supervisor

Ohio Power Company; Athens (OH); On-site; USD 116,000 - 151,000; Full time

Job summary

Ohio Power Company is seeking a Distribution Right of Way Supervisor to lead land rights acquisition and oversee ROW projects within the OPCo territory. The role supervises Right of Way personnel, guides policy, and ensures proper documentation for easements, rights of entry, settlements, and permits.

The position requires a degree or equivalent experience, a valid driver license, and notary commission, with extensive travel across the OPCo territory.

Qualifications

• Requires an Associate degree or high school diploma with relevant ROW/land rights experience.
• 8 years of experience in ROW procurement, surveying, title research or related work.
• Driver license and Notary Commission required; travel throughout OPCo territory.

Responsibilities

• Supervise AEP and contract ROW personnel securing land rights.
• Formulate policies for acquisition of land rights and easements.
• Plan, organize and supervise personnel and contractors on ROW projects.
• Prepare documents for rights of entry, easements, licenses, leases and permits.
• Settle damages from construction or modifications to distribution projects.
• Oversee right of way maps/records and related documentation.
• Promote safety in line with AEP programs and instructions.
• Coordinate easement requirements with Distribution Engineering.

Skills

Oral communication

Written communication

Computer skills

Mapping software

Education

Associate degree in business, paralegal, real estate, engineering or related field

High school diploma + 2 years’ experience in ROW procurement/surveying/title research

Tools

Easement imaging systems

Electronic mapping systems

Job description

Ohio Power Company is seeking a Distribution Right of Way Supervisor to lead land rights acquisition and oversee ROW projects within the OPCo territory. The role supervises Right of Way personnel, guides policy, and ensures proper documentation for easements, rights of entry, settlements, and permits.

The position requires a degree or equivalent experience, a valid driver license, and notary commission, with extensive travel across the OPCo territory.