The role best suits an under-graduate or new graduate who wants a career in Cultural, Heritage or Environmental Management. It is primarily accountable for completing property-related research, searches, and documentation for a major telecommunications carrier client, and related stakeholders, with land access requirements. The role is also a critical component of a telecommunications design function, and will involve contacting stakeholders and coordinating property access to support project delivery.
Key responsibilities
- Conducting property searches and database research
- Leveraging your CH qualifications to meet client requirements
- Assisting to identify and communicate with landowners, occupiers, public landowners, authorities, Traditional Owners and other stakeholders
- Assisting issue statutory land access and activity notices
- Preparing client reports and documentation
- Maintaining stakeholder relationships and responding to enquiries
- Maintaining accurate project records and databases
About you
- Recently qualified in, or currently studying for, Cultural and Heritage qualifications
- Strong research skills and a willingness to learn
- Strong empathy and knowledge of ISO standards (EMS 14001) and related regulations
- Excellent communicator and relationship-builder
- Demonstrable computer skills including proficiency with MS Office suite
- Excellent attention to detail and accuracy when communicating with others
About us
CiS International is a national well established Australian telecommunications business with 25 years' experience delivering designs, project, property and land access services for communications infrastructure projects.
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