Senior Land Referencer - Infrastructure ProjectsLocation: Birmingham Office (Hybrid Working Available)Division: Infrastructure - Land ReferencingOverviewA fantastic opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic and self-motivated Senior Land Referencer to join a growing Infrastructure division based in Birmingham. This is a key role within a market-leading infrastructure team, working on some of the largest infrastructure schemes in the UK.This position forms part of an expanding land referencing team with a proven record of delivering high-quality services. We value individuals who rise to challenges, contribute ideas, and take initiative. The role is ideal for professionals looking to further develop their consultancy experience within a supportive and collaborative environment, with plenty of opportunity for professional development and progression.Key ResponsibilitiesGeo-referencing and digitising land features from CAD drawings and paper plans into GIS (ArcGIS preferred).Desktop and contact referencing to identify affected landowners and occupiers.Management, interpretation, and analysis of land and property data.Maintenance and update of data in internal land referencing systems.Verification and updating of relevant mapping layers and datasets.Production and quality assurance of legal documentation: Order Plans, Books of Reference, and Notices and SchedulesConduct site visits, including door knocking and the posting of statutory notices.Engage clearly and compassionately with members of the public and project stakeholders.Manage client expectations, project timelines, and assign tasks to junior team members.Assist with timesheet oversight and contribute to monthly invoicing processes.Attend client and stakeholder meetings as required.Note: This job description is not exhaustive and may evolve in line with team and project needs.Candidate RequirementsTo be successful in this role, candidates should demonstrate:A relevant degree (e.g., geography, planning, surveying) or significant industry experience.Strong experience in producing land referencing outputs such as Books of Reference, Order Plans, Notices, and Schedules.Team leadership or experience supporting junior staff and project coordination.Knowledge of statutory consent and land acquisition processes, including: Planning Act 2008, Transport and Works Act (TWA), and Compulsory Purchase ActProficiency with GIS software (ArcGIS preferred) and ability to interpret complex land and property data.Strong communication skills, especially when dealing with members of the public or affected stakeholders.A valid UK driving licence and willingness to travel to a variety of rural and urban locations as needed.Why Join?Work on nationally significant infrastructure schemes in a dynamic and fast-growing team.Enjoy a supportive environment with strong emphasis on career development and CPD.Benefit from a flexible working culture and a market-competitive salary and benefits package.Contribute to major projects across transport, energy, and utilities sectors.