Advisor for the DSO chain, making environmental plans digitally and legally workable. Implements annotation strategies and advises on the impact on applicable rules and the VTH chain. Requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree background and knowledge of or interest in the Environment and Planning Act, STOP/TPOD, and DSO.
Description
Work at the intersection of the Environment and Planning Act, digitalisation, and service delivery, with a focus on the DSO chain and environmental plans. You support colleagues and clients in drafting environmental plans, applicable rules, and publication processes. As a specialist, you shape environmental documents so that they comply with digital standards and the requirements of the VTH chain, and you bridge the gap between content, technology, and practice from plan rule to publication.
Job requirements
- HBO or WO background, for example in geo-information, Legal IT, urban planning, or law.
- Knowledge of or interest in the Environment and Planning Act, STOP/TPOD, and DSO.
- Knowledge of DSO, annotation, and applicable rules.
- Experience with or strong interest in Environment and Planning Act instruments and the digitization of environmental documents.
- The ability to work well with various (planning) software packages, or the capacity to quickly master them.
- Analytical and creative, strong in content, independent work attitude and collegial mindset.
- Accessible point of contact for questions regarding the digital aspects of Environment and Planning Act instruments.
Tasks
- Constructing environmental documents that are digitally accurate, legally logical, and practically workable.
- Advising on the technical relationship between the structure and system of environmental plans and the impact on applicable tiles and the VTH chain.
- Developing and elaborating annotation strategies for environmental plans, environmental visions, and programs.
- Supporting colleagues with specific bottlenecks in planning software and DSO.
- Sharing knowledge within the organization through meetings, presentations, and workshops.
- Monitoring national developments regarding the DSO and, where possible, participating in relevant networks.
- Providing knowledge sharing and technical support to clients.
Working conditions
- Excellent secondary employment conditions, including profit sharing, a generous leave scheme, travel allowance, and an NS Business Card.
- Ample opportunities for development and specialization and a motivating work environment with enthusiastic colleagues.
- Co-determination and consultation as a member of the general board after one year of employment.
- National meetings with colleagues for networking, inspiration, and knowledge development.
- Hybrid working and a flexible approach to working from home or in the office.
- Location to be agreed upon, with a willingness to occasionally travel to other branches.
Description of the organization
BügelHajema Adviseurs is an independent consultancy firm specializing in the physical environment and environmental law. Employee engagement is important: the organization operates as a democratic working community where employees together form the General Board and jointly decide on developments. The result is a flat organization with committed, enthusiastic colleagues who operate in a sharp and customer-oriented manner.