ROW Title Supervisor — Permian Basin Pipeline

Gray Hawk Land Solutions; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Field safety training

Job summary

Gray Hawk Land Solutions is seeking a Title Supervisor to lead title research and land-records work for a major natural gas pipeline project in the Permian Basin, Texas. You will supervise title agents, coordinate with ROW agents, attorneys, surveyors and agencies to identify ownership and maintain accurate land records.

The role requires extensive Texas title experience, leadership ability, and a track record on FERC-regulated projects.

Qualifications

• Minimum ten years of right-of-way title experience.
• Minimum five years supervising title agents.
• 5+ years Texas title experience.
• Leadership on FERC-regulated natural gas pipeline projects.
• Proven ability to lead and develop a team of title agents.
• Strong knowledge of deeds, easements, liens and related records.
• Proficiency with land-management databases and MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Supervise title agents and staff, assign work, and review deliverables.
• Plan and monitor title work to meet schedules, budgets, and quality.
• Oversee examination of deeds, easements, leases, and related documents.
• Identify and resolve title defects and complex ownership issues.
• Coordinate with ROW on acquisition packages and closing requirements.
• Maintain title files, databases and reporting per company standards.
• Lead field safety briefings and mentor team members.

Skills

Leadership

Team supervision

Written communication

Research skills

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree preferred

IRWA certification accepted

Tools

Microsoft Office

ESRI GIS

Irth Land Management

Job description

Gray Hawk Land Solutions is seeking a Title Supervisor to lead title research and land-records work for a major natural gas pipeline project in the Permian Basin, Texas. You will supervise title agents, coordinate with ROW agents, attorneys, surveyors and agencies to identify ownership and maintain accurate land records.

The role requires extensive Texas title experience, leadership ability, and a track record on FERC-regulated projects.