Job Description
The Office of the Valuer-General is primarily responsible for regulating the rating valuations system including certification of Councils general revaluations and auditing of district valuation rolls. Additionally, the office discharges obligations under the Valuers Act 1948 including investigating complaints and administration of the Valuers Registration Board.
Expertise is required in property valuation, preferably but not necessarily in mass appraisal valuation techniques. You will also be actively involved in providing technical valuation and property advice, assisting in regulatory intervention techniques and stewardship, supporting functions of the Valuers Registration Board and assisting Deputy and Valuer Generals to discharge statutory responsibilities.
The role is characterised by the following key attributes; Audit process, data analysis, statistical testing, digital mapping, MS Access queries, Excel spreadsheeting, legislative and standards application, internal and external stakeholder engagement, providing clear written summaries of valuation issues, policy development and application of legal process.
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At Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand, our key role is to ensure New Zealanders have accurate information about where people and places are, that people have confidence in their property rights and that Crown property is well managed for future generations.
From the best way to develop farmland, build a new suburb, manage a high-country farm or navigate on land or at sea, our work and location information help people make better decisions and create economic, social, environmental and cultural value for New Zealand.