About Us
UNS Energy Corporation, headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, is a subsidiary of Fortis Inc., the largest investor-owned electric and gas distribution utility in Canada. Our public utility subsidiaries, Tucson Electric Power Company, UNS Electric, Inc. and UNS Gas, Inc., power our economy by providing electric and gas service to nearly 700,000 customers in Arizona.

We embrace a spirit of giving, dedicated to improving quality of life in the communities we have served for generations, and in TEP’s case, since the 1890s. We’re building a cleaner, greener grid, with more wind and solar power than ever before, while maintaining safe, reliable, and affordable service.

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Our culture is rooted in shared core values that define how we work and who we are. Our team of innovative professionals bring their authentic selves to work each day to power our vision and make a difference.

We create opportunities for employees to thrive through:

Continual growth: In an industry changing faster than ever before, our commitment to professional growth and leadership development means we never stop challenging ourselves to explore new possibilities.
Active Engagement: We support a collaborative environment, with peer-to-peer learning and employee-driven groups that foster an inclusive culture.
Total compensation: UNS Energy Corporation also offers a competitive compensation and benefits package that includes a 401k plan with a generous company match, a company-sponsored pension plan, affordable individual and family health insurance plans, tuition assistance, life insurance, long-term disability insurance and much more.

Job Description - Right of Way Agent
Be Part of Our Story

Do you like to research and piece together information?
Do you like to solve puzzles?
Do you want to be part of a company culture founded on safety, teamwork, collaboration, and position leadership?
If you answered yes to these questions, read on. Apply today and take that first step toward a rewarding career in Land Resources.

What you will do

Researches public records to abstract title information on real property and determine accurate ownership and other interests in real property.
Secures land rights required by the Company and assists with obtaining related environmental clearances.
Prepares legal descriptions and related documentation necessary to secure land rights.
Responds to customer inquiries regarding Company land rights.
Negotiates with property owners and jurisdictional authorities to secure land rights and required permits.
What you bring

In depth knowledge of title reports, deeds and other property conveyances, and mapping.
Working knowledge of appraisal and negotiation techniques.
Attention to detail in preparing and proofing materials.
Ability to prepare clear, concise, and comprehensive documents and reports.
Position Description
Research, negotiate, acquire and dispose of land rights that affect company facilities.

Position-Related Responsibilities

Researches public records to abstract title information on real property and determine accurate ownership and other interests in real property.
Secures land rights required by the Company and assists with obtaining related environmental clearances.
Prepares legal descriptions and related documentation necessary to secure land rights.
Responds to customer inquiries regarding Company land rights.
Negotiates with property owners and jurisdictional authorities to secure land rights and required permits.
Maintains property rights records and filing systems in Land Resources.
Reviews, appeals and processes invoices related to land rights.
Estimates real property values for land rights, as appropriate.
Develops budget forecasts and provides variance explanations.
Maintains a petty cash fund and debit accounts at County Recorder's offices.
May provide services to all UNS affiliates subject to the UNS Energy Code of Conduct and the related Policies and Procedures.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities (Equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered.)

Working knowledge of property descriptions, deeds and other property conveyances, maps and engineering plans
Working knowledge of Arizona real estate and title laws.
Working knowledge of appraisal techniques and the three (3) approaches to valuation.
Working knowledge of legal descriptions and how to employ the various types
Working knowledge of federal, state and local environmental laws and ordinances.
Working knowledge of negotiation techniques, as well as experience with the public, government jurisdictions and tribes.
Experience with various software programs, including but not limited to word processing, spreadsheets, database, presentation and geospatial.
Attention to detail in preparing and proofing materials, establishing priorities and meeting deadlines.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Strong analytical ability is required in order to gather and summarize data.
Ability to prepare clear, concise and comprehensive documents and reports.
Ability to interpret engineering drawings and assess their related influence on facilities and properties.
Pay Rate: $53,513 - $96,958

All job offers are contingent on successful completion of a pre-employment drug screen and background check.