Land Agent I/II/Sr.

Intermountain Gas Company • Glendive, MT

6d

About The Position

Responsible for placing safety as #1 priority in day-to-day work routine for self and others. Responsible for right-of-way and land acquisitions for the installation of electric lines, natural gas and propane pipelines and communication lines and facilities. Obtains necessary right-of-way, tracts of land or required permissions for all aspects of company construction or operations. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Land Agent I: ($63,860 - $79,830) A working knowledge of right-of-way, land acquisitions, appraisal practices, farm operations, engineering or industry practices at a level normally acquired through the completion of a bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent right-of-way, abstracting, oil/mineral leasing, title insurance or industry experience; and Ability to obtain and maintain notary in state of residence and able to be bonded. Land Agent II: ($73,460 - $91,830) A working knowledge of right-of-way, land acquisitions, appraisal practices, farm operations, engineering, and/or industry practices at a level normally acquired through the completion of a bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent right-of-way, abstracting, oil/mineral leasing, title insurance or industry experience; and Three years of right-of-way, abstracting, oil/mineral leasing, title insurance or industry experience; and Ability to obtain and maintain notary in state of residence and able to be bonded. Land Agent Sr: ($84,460 - $105,570) A working knowledge of right-of-way, land acquisitions, appraisal practices, farm operations, engineering, and/or industry practices at a level normally acquired through the completion of a bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent right-of-way, abstracting, oil/mineral leasing, title insurance or industry experience; and Five years of right-of-way, abstracting, oil/mineral leasing, title insurance or industry experience; and Ability to obtain and maintain notary in state of residence and able to be bonded. OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Must take all measures necessary to protect networks, devices, programs, and data from cyber-attack, damage or unauthorized access. Must be legally authorized to work in the United States, no sponsorships considered. Subject to pre-employment drug testing and background checks. Required to maintain a valid driver license. Requires Travel: Moderate (25% - 50%) and be willing to work extended hours due to landowners scheduling conflicts.

Requirements

• A working knowledge of right-of-way, land acquisitions, appraisal practices, farm operations, engineering or industry practices at a level normally acquired through the completion of a bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent right-of-way, abstracting, oil/mineral leasing, title insurance or industry experience
• Ability to obtain and maintain notary in state of residence and able to be bonded.
• Must take all measures necessary to protect networks, devices, programs, and data from cyber-attack, damage or unauthorized access.
• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States, no sponsorships considered.
• Subject to pre-employment drug testing and background checks.
• Required to maintain a valid driver license.
• Requires Travel: Moderate (25% - 50%) and be willing to work extended hours due to landowners scheduling conflicts.

Nice To Haves

• Knowledge of right-of-way, land acquisitions, courthouse records research, appraisal practices, farming operations and construction practices.
• Industry right-of-way and/or land acquisition experience.
• An active member of the International Right of Way Association (IRWA).

Responsibilities

• Negotiates with and compensates landowners, tenants, attorneys, lending institutions, Federal, State and Tribal agencies and county commissioners for easement rights and land purchases based on fair market value, using appraisal practices.
• Performs title research to determine ownership of property.
• Determines from maps and county courthouse records the ownership and encumbrances of property, including mineral interests.
• Prepares the required documents, including writing land descriptions, title transfers, securing of mineral interests, county resolutions, and permits.
• Obtains permission to survey from owners of property or city, township, county officials or Federal, State and Tribal agencies.
• Negotiates with and compensates landowners or tenants after completion of construction or maintenance projects for damages resulting from the construction or maintenance projects.
• Stay abreast of current crop and livestock values.
• Performs other tasks and special projects as assigned.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Number of Employees: 251-500 employees