The role is based in our Sittingbourne office, Kent, working in a small team in our Geo‑environmental Service Line serving various client types predominantly across the South of England. The work involves a mix of office, site and remote working.
Responsibilities
* Undertaking Phase 1 and Phase 2 geo‑environmental site investigations.
* Preparation of factual and interpretative geo‑environmental and contaminated land reports, including Desk Studies, Phase II site investigations, remediation strategies and verification reports.
* Soil, water and gas sampling and monitoring.
* Supervise and lead on projects where required, co‑ordinating all aspects of the project to assist the Project Manager.
* Carrying out on‑site works required for projects, including supervision of contractors, drilling, trial pitting, on‑site testing, sampling and logging.
* Preparation of Health & Safety documentation in relation to site works.
* Data assessment.
* Preparation of cost proposals and tender works.
* Excellent communication (including client and regulator), organisation and problem‑solving skills.
* Excellent written and numerical skills, including report writing, data interpretation, use of Microsoft Word and Excel and, where applicable, specific software such as Holebase, AutoCAD and Surfer.
* Demonstrable site work competency and appreciation of Health & Safety procedure, guidance and requirements.
* Organise own time and resources, assist with mentoring of junior staff.
* Meet deadlines set by Project Managers, organise own time and work effectively within a team.
* Take ownership of tasks and assist with co‑ordination of project deliverables.
* Assist in the production of proposals and tenders.
* Continue to develop CPD and keep up to date with relevant guidance.
* Help maintain scientific equipment and other project‑related equipment, keeping areas of work clear and tidy.
* Travel across the UK and work away, with long hours on site where required.
Qualifications
* Qualified to degree level in an environment/land related subject.
* 3+ years experience in geo‑environmental work.
* The ability to manage and deliver multiple projects running concurrently, meeting tight deadlines and financial budgets.
* Ability to work independently and within a team.
* Review technical reports written by others and give constructive criticism.
* Have a very good understanding of relevant guidance and publications.
* Good literacy and reporting skills, a flexible attitude to work, and possess the enthusiasm and drive to deliver the requirements of this role.
* Full UK/EC driving licence is essential.
Benefits
* Competitive salary between £30,000 &£40,000 depending on experience.
* Contributory Pension Scheme.
* A flexible benefits programme, including the option to buy additional holidays, Cycle to Work Scheme, Healthshiled Cash Plan.
* Regular training and career development.
The RSK Group is an equal opportunity employer.
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