Surveyor
About the role
About the Role The Surveyor will manage the University of Iringa’s estates, including land surveys, valuation, titling, property acquisition, development planning, rentals, leases, and property inspections. Responsibilities Support the development of policies, standards, strategies, plans, and budgets for managing the University’s estates. Manage the University estates inventory and the safe custody of land titling records. Undertake or supervise periodic valuation of University estates. Support acquisition of additional land and developed property. Supervise the development of master plans and physical plans for University land. Supervise surveys, demarcation, and titling of University land. Liaise regarding allocation of residential units, office space, and business rentals. Support drafting of rental contracts and notices and monitor property use. Liaise with legal services and authorities regarding infringements involving University estates. Conduct property market surveys and advise on pricing and revenue collection. Monitor lease periods and arrange renewals. Inspect University buildings and property, obtain occupant feedback, and report identified problems. Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor. Requirements Bachelor of Science degree or Advanced Diploma in Environmental Engineering, Architecture, Building Economics, Civil Engineering, or Land Management and Valuation. At least three years of relevant experience in a similar position. Registration with the relevant professional board. Knowledge of land surveying, demarcation, titling, property valuation, estate management, leases, and development planning. How to apply Prepare an application letter, CV, copies of academic certificates and transcripts, and applicable TCU, NACTVET, or NECTA verification letters for foreign qualifications. Address the application to the Vice Chancellor, University of Iringa, P.O. Box 200, Iringa, Tanzania. Combine all documents into one PDF and email it to uoi@uoi.ac.tz