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Our client based in Greater Manchester is currently recruiting for a Senior Ecologist to join them as soon as possible.
This is a full time, permanent role based in Salford overseeing work for a wide range of clients within the residential, commercial, industrial, education and infrastructure sectors.
The purpose of the role is to be responsible for leading, managing and delivering ecology projects across a range of challenging and exciting schemes to the highest quality, drawing upon field experience and knowledge of the planning system.
Responsibilities:
Leading a portfolio of interesting and complex ecological projects from initial client liaison through to completion
Managing and organising subconsultants and seasonal workforce as required
Undertaking field work including surveying habitats and protected species
Ecological Clerk of Works activities
Writing, overseeing and completing qualty checks of technical reports
Mentoring and managing enthusiastic Ecologists by adopting a creative and an inspiring approach
Contributing to business development activities including client relationships
Maintaining quality and Health and Safety standards
Demonstrating efficient and profitable deliveryRequirements:
A minimum of 3-5 years' experience as a consultant Ecologist
A relevant degree
Full member of CIEEM
Excellent knowledge of UK and EC wildlife legislation and policy including experience of practical application of mitigation requirements for protected species.
Working knowledge of EIA and the planning process
Protected species licences advantageous, particularly for bats and GCN
Developed core field and technical report writing skills, alongside delivery of EPSL licence documents and EcIA
Experience and working knowledge of BNG assessmentsIf interested, our client is looking to move quickly and are therefore offering a salary of between £30,000 - £45,000 per annum based on experience and suitability. For more information please feel free to get in touch on (phone number removed) or email at (url removed)