Join our dynamic Nature team as a Senior Ornithologist in our Leeds, Manchester or Newcastle offices. Our North of England regional Nature team are working on a mix of large infrastructure projects in the energy, water, renewables, defence and transport sectors, alongside managing smaller local projects. Our team is also supporting the wider AECOM Nature team with National and International projects. Here’s what you’ll do:
Responsibilities
* Support the preparation of high quality and commercially astute bids and tenders for ornithological services, notably in the renewable energy, power and transport infrastructure and transformational sectors;
* Plan, schedule and organise all phases of bird survey and analysis project work, ensuring necessary resources, budgets and controls are in place to meet both programme and budget requirements;
* Deliver ornithological consultancy and advisory services to both internal and external clients;
* As part of the team develop technically robust and pragmatic solutions to complex ecological issues across a range of bird habitats, including grassland, woodland, moorland, wetland and coastal habitats;
* Provide bird data and analysis for Habitats Regulations Assessments;
* Communicate effectively and professionally with other members of the ecology team, within projects and with clients by telephone, electronically and in both Teams and face to face meetings;
* Author and, or technically check project deliverables to ensure high quality outputs; and
* Maintain team performance and skill sets.
If you’re passionate about innovation and turning bold ideas into reality, AECOM welcomes you. Join our team, where we don’t just construct infrastructure but also uplift communities and enhance lives. Why not give our AECOM page on LinkedIn a follow to stay updated on the impactful projects we’re working on and see firsthand the difference we’re making in the industry!
Qualifications
* Proven track record of supporting the planning and delivery of ornithology projects in the UK or Ireland;
* Well-developed understanding of UK or Irish wildlife conservation, especially in relation to the legal and policy framework protecting birds;
* Membership of an appropriate professional institution and evidence of working towards Chartership (such as CIEEM or related.) Commitment to innovation and continuing professional development;
* Excellent field skills in at least one specialist area of ornithology;
* Field skills in other areas of ecology such as great crested newt, bats or habitats;
* A proactive approach to Health and Safety.
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