At LandSolutions, we specialize in securing access to land for various forms of project development on behalf of our clients. Our focus is on engaging stakeholders and communities, negotiating access to land, and preparing our clients for long-term management of property rights. In addition, we provide advisory services for project team resourcing and capacity planning, activity scaling, and obligations management. We work closely with our clients to determine the resources and expertise needed, and the activities that require scaling to ensure fit-for-purpose solutions that will enable project success.
On-site · Grande Prairie
The Land Analyst will administer land rights in accordance with laws and regulations while ensuring accurate documentation and communication with team members. Responsibilities include preparing request packages, final acquisition documents, and liaising with third-party companies.
On-site · Grande Prairie
The Land Analyst manages land rights administration and prepares documentation for acquisitions and third-party programs. They are responsible for coordinating with internal teams and external companies to ensure regulatory and legal compliance.
On-site · Calgary
The Land Analyst manages the administration of land rights and prepares documentation for freehold acquisitions and third-party programs. They are responsible for submitting regulatory applications and liaising with third-party companies to ensure accurate file maintenance.
On-site · Vancouver
Secure land rights and negotiate agreements such as easements and licenses for infrastructure and energy projects. Manage relationships with landowners, Indigenous communities, and regulatory agencies while maintaining accurate project documentation.
On-site · Kamloops
Secure land rights and negotiate agreements such as easements and licenses for infrastructure and energy projects. Manage relationships with landowners, Indigenous communities, and regulatory agencies while maintaining accurate project documentation.
On-site · Fort St. John
The Land Agent is responsible for securing land rights and negotiating agreements for infrastructure and energy projects in British Columbia. This includes managing relationships with landowners, Indigenous communities, and regulatory agencies while maintaining meticulous project documentation.
