
Appraisers work in the office and field to value properties such as single and multi-family dwellings, conversions, duplexes, apartments, mobile homes, farm buildings, utilities, commercial, office and light industrial buildings as well as accessory buildings and vacant and improved land.
In determining property values, appraisers use mass appraisal methods, collect relevant information such as costs, income, sales and related data, and then analyze and interpret this information to arrive at equitable values for the property.
The level of involvement and responsibility varies with the appraiser position level (trainee, I, II or senior) and in some instances the geographic location. Appraisers also have considerable contact with property owners and tenants.
The following positions are available at this time:Permanent:
Position |
Comp. Number | Location | Closing Date |
| Appraiser II (or lesser) |
09-48 | Nanaimo | November 30, 2009 |
Appraiser II |
09-49 | Abbotsford | November 30, 2009 |
| Senior Appraiser | 09-50 | Victoria | December 1, 2009 |
| Senior Appraiser | 09-51 | Vancouver | December 1, 2009 |
| Senior Appraiser | 09-52 | Abbotsford | December 1, 2009 |
Temporary:
Position |
Comp. Number | Location | Closing Date |
As an appraiser, typically you will:
To learn more about becoming an appraiser, please see how to apply and more.
Please note that BC Assessment does not accept unsolicited applications/résumés. Applications will only be accepted for those competitions that have been posted and/or advertised.