Land Officer

Location: North Wales. Home working with Site Visits

Salary: Competitive + excellent benefits

Full‑time, Permanent

Our Infrastructure Services team continues to grow, and we're looking for a Land Liaison Officer to join our expanding team in North Wales. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys working with landowners, supporting contractors on the ground, and playing a key role in the delivery of major infrastructure projects.

You'll be the primary point of contact for landowners and occupiers, ensuring access is agreed, conditions are recorded, and contractors operate in line with land requirements and regulations. It's a varied, people‑focused role with plenty of autonomy and site work.

What you'll be doing

Liaising with landowners, occupiers and wider stakeholders on all land‑related matters

Ensuring contractors understand and comply with pre‑entry notice requirements

Arranging and completing pre‑ and post‑entry condition surveys

Managing landowner queries and following up on requests

Keeping landowners informed on accommodation works (access, water, fencing, etc.)

Supporting the wider project team to ensure smooth delivery across sites

What we're looking for

ALTE Level 4/5 in Welsh (or working towards)

Experience in a Land or Agricultural Liaison role (advantageous but not essential)

Strong understanding of agricultural and rural affairs

Knowledge of land drainage or rural infrastructure (beneficial)

Excellent attention to detail and strong organisational skills

Confident communicator with clear written and verbal skills

Health & Safety awareness

Full UK driving licence

What's on offer

Discretionary bonus scheme

25 days holiday rising to 30 with service, plus your birthday off

Two additional half‑days for Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve

Enhanced family leave policies

Access to a wellbeing and mental health support service

Online discounts and savings portal

Two days of paid volunteering leave per year