Land Coordinator - Rail

Are you a land Coordinator with experience working on large scale infrastructure projects?
Have you got a strong background working on rail-based projects?

Location: Birmingham
Hybrid Working: Minimum 3 days per week in office
Contract Length: March 2027
Hours: 40 hours per week
Rate: DOE (Inside ir35)
Expenses: Travel expenses covered travel outside normal place of work

About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Land Coordinator to support the BBV team on the HS2 programme in Birmingham. This role will coordinate land-related activities across the Integrated Project Team (IPT), ensuring issues are managed effectively and escalated where required.
This is a key coordination role within a major infrastructure project environment, working closely with land, property, utilities and contractor teams.

Key Responsibilities
·Coordinate land-related matters across the IPT and wider project teams
·Support land acquisition, land access, land hand back and land disposal activities
·Manage escalation of land issues through land boards and governance processes
·Coordinate Notices to Treat and Notices of Entry requirements
·Support Schedule 16 land hand back activities across 200+ Land Acquisition Areas
·Review fencing and access arrangements at IDR stage, including utility access requirements
·Support transition and handover of land across project workstreams
·Attend weekly FLAB sessions and support assurance of FLAB requests

Requirements
·Experience working within land, property, infrastructure or utilities environments
·Knowledge of land access, acquisition or land management processes
·Experience coordinating across multiple stakeholders and contractor teams
·Strong organisational and communication skills
·Ability to manage escalations and support governance processes

Desirable Experience
·Experience within rail, transport or major infrastructure projects
·Familiarity with CEMAR or GIS systems

Why Apply?
·Long-term contract through to March 2027
·Opportunity to work on a nationally significant infrastructure programme