GPS (Global Positioning System), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Grant Writing, Real Estate, Record Keeping, Reporting Skills, Technical Writing
- Job duties include reviewing site plans, surveys, property records, historic maps, aerial photography, and other technical information geared toward issuing Tidelands grants, leases, and licenses pertinent to real estate transactions that involve lands currently or formerly flowed by waters owned by the State.
- Additional duties include conducting meetings with applicants, performing field inspections, maintaining clear and accurate notes, records, and files, and writing summary reports with recommendations for grants, leases, and licenses.
- The position also involves utilization of various types of electronic and/or manual recording and information systems used by the bureau, including GIS and GPS.
The Environmental Specialist is responsible for reviewing technical documents, conducting site inspections, evaluating applications for Tidelands grants, leases, and licenses, maintaining records, preparing reports, and utilizing GIS/GPS systems to support real estate transactions involving State-owned tidelands.