Environmental Geoscientist

Job: Environmental Geoscientist

Description

Our client is an award-winning consultancy specialising in engineering, inspection, and maintenance services. With a diverse portfolio of industries and a growing clientele, they are poised for expansion.

As they embark on this exciting phase of growth, they are seeking an Environmental Scientist to join their thriving business. With a proven track record in contaminated land management, they are currently in search of an enthusiastic individual with approximately 2 years of experience, eager to advance their career and gain further expertise in specialized markets. This presents an excellent opportunity to work in a dynamic and challenging environment where innovative projects are the norm.

Responsibilities will include:

• Assisting senior staff in managing project deliverables and budgets.
• Conducting on-site work across a variety of locations to perform surveys, site assessments, contractor supervision, sample collection (soil, groundwater, gas, vapor), and air monitoring.
• Soil logging according to current UK standards, including coordinating laboratory activities.
• Preparation of factual reports, Phase 1 desk studies, waste classifications, environmental risk assessments, and contribution to interpretative reporting.
• Generating risk assessments and method statements.
• Collaborating with other members of the environmental team and broader business to offer clients a comprehensive approach to projects.
• Flexibility for travel, overnight stays, out-of-hours work, and periods away from home may be required.

Qualifications:

The ideal candidate should demonstrate experience in Phase 1 desk studies, various site investigation techniques (soil, groundwater, gas, and vapor), factual reporting, and a keen interest in advancing skills related to contaminated land assessment. This should be supported by:

• A degree in Ecology/Environmental Management or a related field.
• A degree in Environmental Geoscience, Geology, or a related discipline.
• Knowledge of contaminated land legislation and reporting protocols.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
• Progression towards or membership of a Geoscience professional body, such as the Geological Society or equivalent.
• Possession of a CSCS Card (desirable but not mandatory – training can be provided if necessary).
• A valid UK driving license is essential.

For a confidential conversation and to find out more please contact Lyndsey at Global Highland

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