Details:
- Salary: £45,000 - 50,000 - Annum
- Job Type: Permanent
- Job Status: Full-Time
- Salary Per: Annum
- Location: Glasgow Glasgow City
- Date: 2 days ago
Description:
Overview
The Environmental Advisor will support operational teams across a range of civil engineering and infrastructure projects, providing environmental guidance, assurance and compliance support throughout project delivery. The role will involve a mixture of site visits, audits, stakeholder engagement and environmental management planning.
Key Responsibilities
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Provide environmental advice and support to operational and project teams across active construction sites.
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Develop, review and implement Environmental Management Plans (EMPs).
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Support compliance with environmental legislation, client requirements and company procedures.
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Manage environmental aspects including:
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Surface water runoff and pollution prevention.
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Protected habitats and species.
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Waste management and environmental controls.
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Environmental permitting and regulatory compliance.
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Liaise with regulators and external stakeholders as required.
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Conduct environmental audits and inspections across projects.
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Support energy management initiatives and energy audits.
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Contribute to continual improvement of environmental management systems.
Candidate Profile
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Previous Environmental Advisor experience within construction, civils, infrastructure, utilities or related sectors.
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Civils experience is strongly preferred.
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Experience delivering environmental compliance across live construction projects.
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Internal Auditor or Lead Auditor qualification desirable.
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Environmental management systems auditing experience beneficial.
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Candidates from consultancy backgrounds will be considered, although many candidates in the market currently operate on a self-employed or consultancy basis.
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Open to candidates looking to progress their auditing and environmental careers.
Location & Travel
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Significant workload currently across Scotland, with additional projects developing throughout England.
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Future work pipeline expected to continue expanding further south.
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Travel across England will be required from time to time.
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Candidates can be based between the Central Belt and the North of Scotland, with flexibility considered for the right individual