Property Coordinator 1

Hours of work: Full-time (37.5 hrs/wk) Flexible Work Role: Hybrid

Annual salary: $ 56,400.00 - 61,900.00

**What you'll do**
- Examines, researches, and analyses requests and proposals from internal and external sources regarding existing or new

BC Hydro property interests and makes decisions if the proposal/request warrants further technical and engineering review.
Reviews legal terms and conditions of BC Hydro’s property interests, searches titles, reviews maps, plans, legal surveys,
etc. in order to make decisions. Prepares recommendations for review by senior staff or management. Completes property
referrals and clearances as required. Follows up and arranges for or independently prepares documentation to implement
approved recommendations.
- Acquires (secures) and renews Crown Land tenures in support of BC Hydro’s operational requirements; reviews,

negotiates, and co-ordinates fees, costs, and ensures documentation is in accordance with BC Hydro’s standards.
- Independently prepares standard documents related to the acquisition, disposition, lease and management of BC Hydro’s

property interests. Drafts non-standard clauses for review by Property Coordinator 2 and/or Solicitors. Checks executed
documents for completion and accuracy for registration and forwards for registration. Compiles relevant property
information including property taxes, water charges, legal fees, mortgage payments etc., in support of property transactions.
Records and reports registration particulars to the owners/solicitors, and internal BC Hydro personnel.
- Performs field checks and inspections of BC Hydro fee owned properties and rights of way related to proposals/requests

and permitted uses granted by BC Hydro.
- Provides management services for BC Hydro properties: includes arranging for advertisement for leases, sales or rentals;
terms and recommends the most suitable tenant; responds to tenant issues and arranges for approved repairs and
maintenance; initiates changes or collection action if necessary; issues rental invoices; monitors payment of tenants rental
and property tax billings; drafts account adjustment requests, tracks operating expenses and prepares account
reconciliation; identifies accounts in arrears, and initiates collection action by contacting tenants, lessees and others to
collect accounts and/or discuss payment arrangements for rental or lease fees; refers collections beyond assigned authority
level to senior staff or management.
- Prepares financial documents and reports including EARs, Payment Requisitions, AofTs, RPAs and CRAs in support of

various Property functions; processes payments for property transactions, ensures transactions are correct, handles
problems and identifies financial or processing issues to senior staff.
- Prepares line lists, identification of deficiencies and or dropped property rights and participates in special studies and

projects; utilizes various databases to undertake property research and analysis including EGIS, BC Online, Corporate
Online, GATOR, LIMS, PeopleSoft and PReSS in support of major capital projects and requests from BC Hydro's
operational groups.

and updates several property related databases.
- Provides province-wide Properties Help Desk service, answering requests for Properties information and services;
handles contentious trouble calls and rush inquiries from members of the public over property issues. Interacts with
- customers to understand customer’s needs and requirements for their projects and to communicate Hydro’s needs and
- requirements for public safety and electrical system integrity.- Performs duties of a minor nature related to the above duties that do not affect the rating of the job.

**What you bring**
- Knowledge of Property Law, Principles of Real Estate, Legal descriptions/survey/mapping/formal registration systems,
- commercial Real estate sales and leasing, the BC Land Titles system of land registration and procedures and customer
- service. Knowledge is typically acquired through High school graduation plus completion of a one-year Community College
- program as a Legal Administrative Assistant and/or completion of 2 years of the 4-year Urban Land Economics diploma
- program or equivalent. Computer skills are typically acquired through use of various internal and external databases and IT
- systems plus BC Hydro’s in-house courses.- A minimum of 12 months of practical Real Estate Properties or property legal experience. Satisfactory performance on this

job requires up to 2 additional years to acquire the knowledge and skills to perform the full scope of the job. Well developed
- oral, written, teamwork and interpersonal skills are required.

**What we offer**
- You will receive:
- A comprehensive benefits package
- A minimum of 15 paid vacation days
- A lifetime pension
- Flexible work model, depending on your role type
- Training and development courses
- Knowledge of land title system and management of rights