Dublin is a major European Union capital city with a vibrant culture and an innovative economy. Dublin City Council is at the heart of shaping the city by providing a diverse, multi-layered and evolving range of services for citizens, businesses, the community and visitors to Dublin. Dublin City Council and its employees provide over 500 services across key functional areas of Housing, Community, Planning, Development, Environmental, Roads and Traffic, Leisure and Culture Services. For further information on Dublin City Council please log onto www.dublincity.ie

BACKGROUND:

As a Planning Authority, Dublin City Council is responsible for the orderly development of the city and through its Planning & Property Development Department it provides the policies, plans and procedures to achieve a sustainable living City, in which people can live, work and form communities. The City Valuer’s Office is part of the Planning & Property Development Department. It provides a comprehensive valuation and property advice service to all City Council Departments.

Key areas covered include residential valuations, development appraisal and development agreements, acquisitions and disposals, leasing and lettings, rent reviews, compulsory purchase and many functions in the housing area. Dublin City Council’s City Valuer’s Office also provides a valuation service to Fingal County Council, Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council and South Dublin County Council.

There are ever increasing demands on the Council’s valuation and analytical skills in the present economic climate where value for money, economic assessment of projects and active asset management are paramount.

DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL INVITES APPLICATIONS, FROM SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSONS, WHO WISH TO BE CONSIDERED FOR INCLUSION ON A PANEL FROM WHICH VACANCIES FOR ASSISTANT VALUER DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL MAY BE FILLED.

Reporting to the Senior Executive Valuer or such designated Officer as may be determined from time to time, the Assistant Valuer will work as part of a multi-disciplinary team within the City Valuer’s Office and the wider Planning & Property Development Department. They will provide a large number of reports, deliver a varied programme of valuation and project work and will provide professional advice to the City Council on all valuation and associated matters including disposals and acquisitions, as required.

The portfolio of properties includes commercial, residential, community, sporting, municipal and cultural, valuations and advice will be required on both a statutory and non-statutory basis. Dublin City Council is committed to a policy of equal opportunity Assistant Valuer – Information Booklet 2 The City Valuer’s Office supports all Valuer staff to secure their Chartered Surveyor qualification with the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI)/Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and their continuing professional development.

A full list of essential requirements is available in the Information Booklet.

Link for Information Booklet:

Additional Information Booklet for Candidates April 2021

For more information and to apply, visit:

https://careers.dublincity.ie/Job/JobDetail?JobId=613

For any queries please contact: hrqueries@dublincity.ie