About the role

Residential Assessor valuing residential, farm, and recreational properties for New Brunswick’s public assessment agency. Inspecting properties, preparing assessments, and supporting appeal hearings.

Responsibilities

Administer the Assessment Act and its regulations
Inspect and gather data for residentially costed and unimproved property types
Classify properties and determine value apportionment
Conduct residential land valuations, including sales validations and preparation of land value maps
Determine market factors for residential, farm and recreational properties and finalize assessed values
Conduct individual valuations of unimproved and improved residential, farm and recreational properties
Undertake requests for review inspections and prepare decisions for sign-off
Prepare for and participate in appeal board hearings

A university degree in Business Administration or Commerce, or another university degree plus 1 year of related experience
Equivalent combination of education, training and experience may be considered
Written and spoken competence in English
Residential Assessor II applicants additionally require specified NB Property Law, assessment, appraisal and related courses
Written proof of education must be provided
Valid New Brunswick driver’s license
Own means of transportation
Criminal History Clearance prior to appointment
Successful completion of assessment-related courses as required annually by management
Ability to use Office Technology, Software and Applications
Knowledge of applicable legislation and the Corporation’s policies and procedures
Planning and organizing skills
Records and information management
Specialized subject matter expertise and knowledge