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identify strategic areas and corridors in London with potential for immediate and future growth potential. You will use your GIS mapping and urban design skills to support frameworks, plans and strategies working with TfL and London boroughs. The aim will be to bring together the aspirations of the Mayor … can be derived and interrogated. Evidence of an ability to investigate, analyse and present urban design solutions for spatial planning and regeneration issues. Excellent communication skills; and evidence of ability to prepare clear and concise reports, presentations and briefings, including an ability to illustrate ideas through mapping and graphics … effective performance Communicates openly and inclusively with internal and external stakeholders Clearly articulates the key points of an argument, both in verbal and written communication Persuades others, using evidence based knowledge, modifying approach to deliver message effectively Challenges the views of others in an open and constructive way Presents a more »

be experienced in developing and managing incentive schemes and code of practice and health and safety issues regarding maintenance work. You will have good interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport and you will be able to communicate complex technical information in a variety of formats to a … Head of Building Maintenance and be responsible for the estimating surveyor and the administration team so will require strong performance management skills. Strong negotiation skills are required when working with clients and contractors. You will be used to working with advanced spreadsheets and knowledge of causeway estimating software. You … relating to the post on the application form. It is essential that you complete the application questions, responding to each using examples of your skills, knowledge, and experience. We will not accept applications where Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been used to assist with completing the competency questions or any more »