Senior Environmental Consultant - water & soils
Scotland Remote flexible hours
£38,000 - £45,000 depending on experience
Are you an Environmental Consultant or Hydrogeologist with experience in environmental impact assessments in water and soils environments?
Seeking a Senior consultant looking for a new role that offers you complete flexibility with your work hours and methods.
Interested in true work ownership, managing your own time and responsibilities whilst having the support there when required?
If yes, this could well be the role for you.
The Company
Our client is an established environmental consultancy with staff based across Scotland, servicing the onshore renewables and rural development sector.
Small in stature yet big in ability, they are specialists in hydrology, hydrogeology, peat, and carbon assessments and expand their offering in this sector by working with a wider network of specialists.
Take pride in the delivery of high-quality products to support an expanding group of clients and win work through their network, word-of-mouth, and their reputation.
The Role - Senior Environmental Consultant
We are looking for an experienced Environmental Consultant, ideally with experience in hydrology, hydrogeology, or geology assessments, to join the team.
Work ethic, flexible working opportunities and mentoring, as a small team you will have the opportunity to be involved in all aspects of the projects.
The position offers an opportunity to take on a key role in the group where you can make a real difference and help shape the success and direction of the company.
You will be involved in managing staff, liaising with clients, budget control, project deliverables, proposals and supporting the wider team.
The position is home based however staff regularly work together in other working spaces.
Essential Attributes
Circa 4+ years industry experience
Experience in EIA report preparation for one or more of the following: water and soils environment, hydrological and hydrogeological assessments for different types of rural developments, private and public water supply assessment or GWDTE (Ground Water Dependent Terrestrial Ecosystems)
A degree, or post graduate qualification, in a water or environmental related discipline.
Solid report writing skills with attention to detail and a pragmatic approach to potential issues with a can do attitude to helping clients.
Using mapping and field equipment to identify the relevant issues and constraints on site and transfer this information into GIS and reports.
Confidence in dealing with clients, regulators, and members of the public both in meetings and on site.
A good understanding of environmental legislation for the water environment.
A Full UK driving licence and eligible to work in the UK.
Desirable Attributes
A good understanding of environmental legislation for peat and EIA report preparation for peat assessments including peat management plans and peat restoration.
Any other relevant training CSCS, first aid, 4x4
Chartered status or demonstrate you are working towards this status.
Knowledge of other UK planning systems
On offer:
Depending on level of experience: £35,000 - £45,000 negotiable
Flexible working hours to enable you to work around other personal commitments and either full or part-time working.
25 days annual leave per year plus bank holidays.
Pension contribution of 5% of salary.
Bonus payments depending on performance.
Payment of relevant professional subscriptions.
Salary commensurate with experience and qualifications.
A commitment to train all our staff both for technical advancement and safety aspects.
What's next?
Please apply now via the form and contact Jim Merryfield for a confidential discussion.
Support on your application is provided if required.
CleanTech Talent are acting as an employment agency for this position
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