Rights of Way Officer

If you have a passion for access to the countryside and have experience with Rights of Way we
want to hear from you! 

We are currently looking for a Rights of Way Officer to join our team. 

The successful candidate will be responsible for leading the Countryside part of the team and
overseeing delivery of Right of Way and access to the countryside projects and maintenance.

The main duties of the post;

1. To deliver the public rights of way service, including rights of way closures, diversions
   and creations as well as creation of permissive paths.
2. Support the public and Local Access Forum
3. Prepare the Council’s Rights of Way Improvement Plan.
4. Manage the mapping for Permissive Paths and Rights of Way.
5. Promote and encourage the use of paths and rights of way.
6. Monitor the condition of Rights of Way and advise on remedial measures and maintenance.
7. Deal with legal issues concerning rights of way.
8. Prepare and present reports, and represent the Authority as Council Expert in appeals,
   inquires and court proceedings.
9. To act as Council Expert in matters relating to Rights of Way and Countryside Access
   matters. 

You will have experience of managing rights of way and countryside access, along with the legal
processes and proceedings involved.

Ideally you will have a relevant degree (or equivalent) qualification related to the role.

A valid UK Driving Licence and the ability to use Microsoft Office and GIS are required for
this role.

If you think that you have the necessary experience and qualifications for this role, we would
love to hear from you. 

*Your workstyle will be a mobile hybrid worker in this role which gives you the flexibility to
work from home and from a variety of Council workplaces. 

For an informal discussion, please contact Jon Griffiths on

• Phone: 01639 686199 or
• Email: [email protected]

You can also apply online via the NPT Council jobs page www.npt.gov.uk/jobs.

Welsh Language skills are desirable.

Applications may be submitted in Welsh, applications submitted in Welsh will not be treated
less favourably than an application submitted in English.