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Land-use rights (droit des sols) officer

Caux Seine agglo · Local government

En français : Instructeur du droit des sols

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This job in plain words

You review land-use permits for the 50 towns of Caux Seine agglo, in Seine-Maritime, between Rouen and Le Havre. The job is grade B, open to civil servants and contract staff, and vacant from 1 December 2026.

Open to non-civil servants

Can you apply?

Civil servants can apply first. A contract worker can be hired if no civil servant application succeeds.

Category
Category B (intermediate)
Diploma
Two-year degree (bac+2) · Diploma at level III or equivalent
Experience
Experience in a similar job is a plus, not required
Contract
Civil servant by statute or, failing that, contract staff. Contract of up to 3 years, renewable up to 6 years in total.

The profile they want:

  • Diploma at level III or equivalent.
  • Knowledge of public law, private law and urban planning law.
  • Ability to analyse, summarise and read plans (PLU, land registry).
  • Organised, rigorous, autonomous, adaptable and discreet.
  • Skills with office software, including Oxalis and Arcopole.
  • Driving licence (permis B) required.

What you would do

  • Review building permits, prior declarations and development permits.
  • Handle the administrative follow-up of urbanism files.
  • Welcome, inform and advise towns, elected officials and professionals.
  • Follow up on permits, including checks on completed works.
  • Propose legal solutions for amicable and court appeals.
  • Contribute to rule changes in planning documents.

How to apply

Apply on the employer's website, using the "Apply on employer site" button on the official offer page.

Good to know:

  • Driving licence (permis B) required.
  • Grade B job (technician).

We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.