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Environmental Health Practitioner (Experience of working for a local authority ) Role Purpose To provide environmental health and licensing service expertise, advice and any recommended enforcement to members of the public, businesses, and to other colleagues within the Council and to support Directors and Service Managers with operational planning across the Councils services. A particular emphasis will be placed upon at least one of the three main disciplines; Food and Safety, Private Sector Housing and Environmental Protection. Statutory Responsibilities -To inspect, audit, monitor, raise awareness and enforce Environmental Health & Licensing legislation in all premises as necessary, with a focus to undertake programmed inspections and investigations. This includes the preparation of reports, schedules and statutory notices. -The postholder is required to comply with government legislation and/or regulatory duties and to be aware of and stay up to date with any emerging or changing legislation. Enforcement -The post holder has delegated authority to undertake enforcement activities in line with the Councils enforcement policy, including recommendation for prosecution. -The post holder is required to use their professional judgement to make decisions as to the appropriate level of action needed when enforcing environmental health legislation and influencing policy makers. Monitoring and Sampling -To assist in the organisation and carrying out of programmed monitoring and sampling as and when required and dealing with any failure or risk identified as a result. Qualification/ Knowledge / skills / experience BSc (Hons) Environmental Health or MSc Environmental Health or equivalent, or qualified by strong, relevant professional experience. Driving License and vehicle or ability to travel easily across the Council. Compliant as Authorised Officer as defined by FSA Code of Practice Desirable -EHORB Registration -Member of CIEH Knowledge Essential Up to date comprehensive knowledge of legal, technical, and professional matters in relation to Environmental Health (Environmental Protection) areas of responsibility, legislation, and codes of practice. Understanding of PACE and RIPA. Knowledge and understanding of Health & Safety legislation and requirements. Understand the principles of data protection. Understand the implications of health inequality and issues around vulnerable persons Desirable Project and/or change management Understanding of Council services and governance Experience Essential Able to demonstrate understanding, and knowledge of policy and activities across Environmental Health functions. Desirable Professional competence / expertise and proven experience in the relevant specialism(s) Experience of working for a local authority Assisting in planning and delivering projects/ programmes Preparation and presentation of reports to a variety of audiences Experience of taking enforcement actions including legal cases, evidence preparation and presentation. Skills & Abilities Essential The ability to communicate both orally and in writing, particularly in relation to report writing, presentations, meetings and negotiations. Ability to build and maintain good working relationships with colleagues, partners, members and business representatives. The post holder will be required to make frequent decisions and act without ready access to a senior officer. Effective organisational skills. Self-motivated and works well within a team. Flexible, able to cope with a variety of tasks and an ability to prioritise competing demands.

Viberoptix, part of the Fibrus Group of companies, deliver specialised fibre network build solutions from design, civils activities, cabling and splicing. Our team of experienced and certified engineers are leaders in their field providing excellence in every aspect of the fibre network construction. We are seeking Wayleave Officers to join our team in Cumbria. Job Title: Wayleave Officer Location: Cumbria GB, Site based Role Summary: As a Wayleave Officer, you will play a vital role in facilitating the installation of telecommunications infrastructure by securing wayleave permissions on private land and properties. You will work closely with the Wayleave Supervisor and Manager and collaborate with various internal teams to ensure the efficient rollout of our network. Your responsibilities will encompass conducting audits, negotiating agreements, and liaising with stakeholders to navigate the complexities of land ownership and consent processes. Key Responsibilities: Wayleave Acquisition Collaborate with the Wayleave Manager to obtain permissions for the installation of telecommunications apparatus on both public and private sector properties. Conduct desktop audits of pre-build areas to identify private land and determine necessary wayleave requirements. Utilize land searches to identify ownership of private properties and secure wayleaves, easements, and landlord consents. Will be required to obtain wayleaves onsite from the landowner as well as remotely Negotiation & Coordination Negotiate wayleaves for Business Parks, Industrial Estates, and Council properties, ensuring favorable terms for the company. Coordinate with Planning, Build, and Installations teams to update requirements and ensure all necessary planning consents, wayleaves, and listed building consents are obtained. Liaise with public bodies, including the Department for Infrastructure, Local Councils, and Housing Associations, to facilitate effective network rollout. Stakeholder Engagement Schedule and attend meetings with landowners, Councils, management agents, and other stakeholders as necessary to discuss wayleave agreements and project updates. Serve as the primary point of contact for landlords, management agents, and solicitors regarding permissions for installations in residential and business premises. Provide timely updates to the Wayleave Manager on progress and any issues that arise during the acquisition process. On-Site Responsibilities Conduct on-site visits to obtain wayleaves, ensuring all necessary documentation is completed and signed. Work closely with the Wayleave department to understand policies and processes, maintaining compliance with all regulations. Key Requirements: Experience & Knowledge Minimum of 2 years of administrative experience, preferably in a telecommunications environment. Previous experience as a Wayleave Officer (1+ year) is highly desirable, with a focus on negotiating wayleaves and managing land permissions. Familiarity with the 'Symology' platform is a significant advantage for data retrieval and review. Skills Strong negotiation skills with the ability to effectively communicate with a variety of stakeholders, including landowners and local authorities. Good organizational skills, capable of managing changing priorities within tight deadlines while ensuring quality output. Excellent communication skills, comfortable interacting at all levels of the organization and with external partners. Personal Attributes A proactive and results-focused attitude with a commitment to delivering outcomes and going the extra mile. A team player who is adaptable and responsive to changes in deadlines and processes. Confidence in asserting oneself in a professional manner while maintaining strong interpersonal relationships. Desirable Qualifications: Experience working within a legal department or knowledge of legal processes related to land use and telecommunication permissions. Project management experience or knowledge of project management principles. A qualification in Real Estate or related fields would be beneficial. This role presents an exciting opportunity for a motivated individual to contribute to the successful delivery of telecommunications infrastructure projects. If you are a dedicated professional with strong negotiation and organizational skills, we encourage you to apply. Company Benefits: Competitive package - details available on request Van, tooling and uniform provided Life insurance scheme Employee Assistance Program Training and Development opportunities Excellent Career progression opportunities Additional Information : This is not an exhaustive list of duties and requirements. The nature of the organisation is such that it will evolve as it operates and the nature of duties, tasks, knowledge and skills required for this post may develop and change in time. Viberoptix is an equal opportunities employer. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Licence/Certification: Driving Licence (required) Work authorisation: United Kingdom (required) Work Location: On the road Reference ID: WOGB0125