Evaluator - non-residential buildings division

Under the authority of the division head, you will work as a certified evaluator in one and/or other areas of practice of your profession, as defined by the Ordre des évaluateurs agréés du Québec.

To this end, you will carry out any evaluation or appraisal mandate, negotiate any evaluation file with the taxpayer or their representative, draft any evaluation report, justification, studies, standards, procedures, project specifications, and simulation tests, and act as an expert witness in court.

If necessary, you will verify and control the data useful for defining your mandate, participate in multidisciplinary advisory committees, and advise and/or train staff within the scope of your responsibilities.

More specifically, you:

• Will identify and analyze the impact of any government and municipal laws or regulations, public services, utilities, and taxation;
• Will analyze real estate transactions, determine market variation rates for any neighborhood unit, taking into account the similarities of comparable properties, for the purpose of estimating the most probable market value of any assessment unit;
• Will analyze the replacement cost of the building, collect and verify data related to determining the economic factor, class factor, estimate the new value of the building, and calculate depreciation attributable to deterioration due to aging, functional obsolescence, and economic obsolescence (residual factor), estimate the cost of work that can correct deterioration and functional obsolescence to modify and renovate the building when necessary, all for the purpose of estimating the most probable market value of the property;
• Will draft any study, standard, and evaluation procedure, set unit rates and inherent factors applicable to the entire evaluation process;
• Will negotiate any evaluation file with the taxpayer or their representative and, if necessary, make any useful recommendations to municipal authorities in accordance with evaluation principles and standards.

• Member in good standing of the Ordre des évaluateurs agréés du Québec;
• Bachelor's degree in administration (concentration in evaluation or urban and real estate management) or equivalent;
• Six (6) years of relevant experience in the role, particularly in the evaluation of commercial, industrial, and institutional properties. Knowledge in the application of comparison methods and income through statistical modeling is an asset.

Choosing the City of Laval means working for the third largest city in Quebec on diverse and stimulating mandates. It also means having the opportunity to grow within a human, committed team that enjoys working in a pleasant environment.

For this position, we offer competitive working conditions and benefits:

• 3 weeks of annual vacation (pro-rated for the months worked in the first year);
• 16.5 public holidays per year including several days off during the holiday season;
• 3 weeks of paid sick days at the beginning of the year;
• Complete range of group insurance;
• Defined benefit pension plan;
• Work schedule allowing for work-life balance;
• Work location easily accessible with free parking;
• Employee assistance program (EAP);
• Possibility of accumulating overtime;
• Reimbursement of professional membership fees;
• Priority access to a CPE daycare.