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Title: Senior BotanistLocation: Sligo, County Sligo, Ireland with hybrid arrangements available (important to be based within a commutable distance)Job type: Full-time & permanent Please note: This position is a hybrid position in Ireland. Applicants MUST be based in Ireland and possess previous working experience in the Irish Ecological Sector to be considered.About the Hiring Company:We take pride in leading the way in terrestrial ecology projects across Ireland. Our diverse portfolio includes habitat monitoring, restoration, impact assessments for various infrastructure proposals, habitat and species surveys, biodiversity planning, and community projects. With a passionate team of 32 and ongoing growth, we are seeking a Senior Ecologist to contribute to our success. As a vital part of our senior team, you will play a key role in driving ecological consultancy, with a particular focus on high-quality botanical work.Role overview:As a senior professional, success means managing projects from inception to completion with expertise and attention to detail. Your ecological knowledge will shine as you deliver high-level surveys, assessments, and reporting. Your role as a mentor and manager will contribute to the growth of early career ecologists, making you an integral part of our vibrant and enthusiastic team.Key responsibilities:Project manage complex ecological surveys and impact assessments, engaging with stakeholders, clients, and project team members.Manage project budgets efficiently, ensuring timely completion and addressing any variances.Prepare comprehensive ecological reports, including mapping and data collation.Implement complex habitat management prescriptions.Prioritize workload, balancing client expectations, resources, and project deadlines.Provide pragmatic and commercially aware ecological advice to major clients.Act as an Expert Witness at oral hearings when necessary.Manage and mentor staff teams, guiding them through a busy and varied workload.Review outputs from colleagues, providing guidance and mentoring for junior members.Skills/Knowledge/Experience/Qualifications:Excellent botanical/habitat assessment and habitat management skills.Four years plus post-graduate experience in a fast-paced environmental consultancy in the Irish Ecological sector.Full, clean EU driving license.Broad ecological experience on large-scale projects, with expertise in impact assessment.Thorough knowledge of ecological legislation and planning policy in Ireland, Northern Ireland, and the EU.Proven project management abilities and excellent report-writing skills.Understanding of the EU Habitats Directive as it relates to project-based ecological impact assessments.What is on offer:Competitive salaries (€50,000 to €55,000 DOE). Flexible working hoursHybrid/remote settingsCompany pension schemeTax saver schemeGenerous annual leave allowanceCareer pathway programFamily-friendly working policiesContinuous career developmentProfessional memberships paidEmployee Assistance ProgrammeSupport the Bike to Work SchemeAnything else you may see as essential for your work-life balance or career will be happily discussed. To apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

Title: Assistant Ecologist (Bird Surveyor)Location: Clare or CorkJob type: Full-time & permanent Please note: Applicants MUST be based in Ireland, within a commutable distance of Ennis, Co. Clare, and possess a minimum of six months of working experience (seasonal, freelance, or volunteer at least) in the Irish Ecological sector to be considered. Join a well-established Environmental/Ecological consultancy in Ireland, proud to be part of the RSK Group. Renowned for extensive staff training, exposure to meaningful projects, and a commitment to employee involvement, this is your chance to be part of one of the largest consultancies in Ireland and globally!Job overview:As the Project Scheduler, you will play a crucial role in creating, updating, and coordinating project and employee schedules. Working closely with team leaders, you'll contribute to building, evaluating, and optimizing project schedules in a cross-functional team environment. If you are a highly motivated individual with exceptional organization, technical, and communication skills, this role offers the opportunity to work with professionals and deliver superior service.Key responsibilities:Undertaking a broad range of breeding and wintering bird surveys, including species-specific surveys and general surveys.Use of data tablets and survey forms in the field to produce high-quality field notes and mapping of data.Reviewing data and mapping produced within the Ecology Team, and assisting in non-ornithological surveying as required.Drafting baseline ecological reports, ensuring well-written text and data presentation.Collating and storing ecological data to specified guidelines and promoting RSK SHEQ expectations.Requirements:Minimum of six months of previous experience undertaking Ecological surveys in Ireland (internship, volunteer, or seasonal work is welcomed).Academic background in Ecology, Environmental Science, or a similar field.Excellent communication skills in English.Excellent time management skills.Excellent Microsoft Office skills.Fully allowed to work in Ireland on a full-time basis.What our client offers: Full-time and permanent positionCompetitive salaries (from €26,000 onwards DOE)Company pension schemeTax saver schemeGenerous annual leave allowanceClear career pathway programFamily-friendly working policiesContinuous career developmentProfessional memberships paidEmployee Assistance ProgrammeSupport the Bike to Work SchemeAnything else you may see as essential for your work-life balance or career will be happily discussedTo apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

Gaia Talent has an exciting opportunity for a Principal Ecologist in our client's Environmental Team. We would also consider an ambitious Senior Ecologist looking for an exciting challenge.Applicants should have at least 10 years' experience in ecological consultancy and a strong technical background. Experience in undertaking Water Framework Directive Assessments, Environmental Impact Assessment Reports, Ecological Impact Assessments and Habitats Directive Appropriate Assessments is highly desirable.Minimum Requirements:Relevant third level Degree (Level 8 or higher);6 years' post-qualification experience in ecological consultancy;Membership of the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM);Experience in undertaking AA, EIAR, NIS and EcIA assessments and reporting;Experience in Bat surveying and Bat Licences and the ability to hold European Protected Species (EPS) licences for bats;Strong technical report writing skills;Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, and strong and effective negotiating skills;Experience in Public Consultation and Stakeholder Consultation;Ability to prioritise team workloads and manage resources to ensure efficient delivery of projects;Excellent planning and leadership skills;Experience in management of financial performance and commercial management on a range of projects.The following would be advantageous:Postgraduate qualification (Master's or Doctorate) in Ecology or related subject;Chartered by a professional body such as CIEEM.Experience in additional surveys (birds, otters, badgers) and habitat assessment reporting;Experience in large infrastructure projects (flood relief schemes, water and wastewater projects and greenways);Experience as an Expert Witness;Experience in Managing client relationships.Applicants should hold a full clean driver's licence.What the client offers:An attractive remuneration (from €65,000 onwards DOE)Hybrid workingPension contributionLife coverPHIMembership subscription to a professional bodyActive CPD programmeContinuous career developmentTo apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

Gaia Talent is seeking an experienced Principal or Senior Ecologist to join our client's expanding environmental team.Applicants should have at least 6 years' experience in a range of infrastructure projects, with particular experience in coordinating Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and statutory consent applications. Experience in writing and technical reviews of Environmental Impact Assessment Reports, Ecological Impact Assessments, and Habitats Directive Appropriate Assessments is a distinct advantage.Minimum requirements:Relevant third-level degree (Level 8 or higher);Minimum of 6 years of post-qualification experience, most of which will have been gained in an ecology role within planning or environmental consultancy;Membership of the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM);Delivery of but not limited to EIAR, NIS, EcIA, and AA;Leading, coordinating, and contributing to EIA projects for major infrastructure projects including all stages of EIA.Experience in one or more technical areas of relevance to marine EIA e.g., aquatic ecology, marine ecology, ornithology, commercial fisheries;Experience in fresh water and marine consent management and compliance;Experience in consent-related technical assessments such as the Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA), Water Framework Directive (WFD), European Protected Species (EPS), and/or Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ) Assessment.Experience in liaison with statutory consultees and the development of environmental mitigation proposals;Understanding of the consent and licensing frameworks for terrestrial and offshore infrastructure in Ireland;Strong technical report writing skills;Excellent planning, project management, and leadership skills;The following would be advantageous:Postgraduate qualification (Master's or Doctorate);Chartered by a professional body such as CIEEM;Experience in large-scale freshwater, wastewater, and marine infrastructure projects;Experience in tender preparation;Experience in managing client relationships. Applicants should hold a full clean driver's license and a vehicle so they can travel for surveys.What the client offers:An attractive remuneration (from €60,000 onwards DOE)Hybrid workingPension contributionLife coverPHIMembership subscription to a professional bodyActive CPD programmeContinuous career developmentTo apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

Gaia Talent is currently seeking an EIAR Project Manager to join our client's team within their Environment and Planning Division. They provide the opportunity to avail of Hybrid working in one of the five offices located in Galway, Dublin, Limerick, Castlebar, or Sligo.The position of Project Manager (Environment & Planning) within this renowned consultancy requires a minimum Level 8 Hons. Degree (with a desirable Level 9 Masters Degree qualification) in Science or Engineering (or equivalent qualification appropriate to the tasks assigned) and be on the pathway to working towards Chartership with an Environmental professional body.Duties and responsibilities:Lead the EIA process for the project, including the delivery of the EIAR/PECR and all other environmental deliverables Provide environmental expertise to the delivery of projects within the Environment & Planning business unit to ensure compliance with planning and environmental issuesKeep on top of changes in planning/environmental legislation, policy decisions, and updates to local authority plansLiaising with project teams, clients, sub-consultants, stakeholders, and the public as requiredUndertake project planning, programming, resource allocation (in consultation with the relevant Operations Director), and management of those resourcesCompliance with all legal requirements including items such as project-related Health and Safety obligations - The Project Manager is also responsible for ensuring that appropriate Risk Assessments are undertaken before team members visit the site (in consultation with the relevant divisional lead e.g. Lead Ecologist or Senior Hydrogeologist)Cash flow management based on project deliverables and projected (accurate and reliable) invoicing dates in respect of those deliverables and issuing of invoicesCommunication with the Client and internally with your own Operations Director / Operations Manager and EIA delivery teamThe key project-related duties are:Ensure work complies with the relevant Quality Management system for all aspects of the project i.e. QMS/EMS/OHSASEnsure that any new project has a well-defined brief, a detailed pricing schedule, and Client acceptance of the T&Cs (normally a signed contract or fee agreement)To establish an agreed project program with the ClientEnsure that all team members (including other divisions) and sub-consultants know what part they play in the project and within what budget they must work (including hours and expenses)To establish how the project can be delivered in line with the Environment & Planning team's financial objectivesEnsure that the company procedures for dealing with sub-consultants are adhered toEnsure that all designs are prepared by personnel competent to do so and that all designs are independently checked before they are issued to the ClientEnsure the delivers robust and quality submissions as per Client requirementsEnsure that all project scope changes are recorded as soon as they happen and that a Client is forewarned that such changes will result in increased costs and/or programCandidate requirements:Hons Degree (Lvl 8 FETAC) in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering or equivalentPost Graduate (Lvl 9 FETAC) qualification in a relevant discipline, (e.g. Environmental Science, Engineering, Planning Law) is desirable but not essentialMinimum of 5 years experience in leading the preparation of EIAR large-scale projects essentialExperience in leading and managing multidisciplinary teams on EIA projects is essential;Understanding the EIA process and Irish planning policy and legislation concerning EIA is essentialExperience in renewable projects and/or SID projects is desirableExperience and background in an environmental discipline relating to EIA (e.g. noise, air quality, etc) are desirableMembership in an environmental professional organization and working towards chartership is desirableProvide support to Senior Project Managers within as and when requiredTo mentor more junior members within the Environment & Planning teamOther Skills Required of a Project Manager within Environment & Planning:Excellent written and verbal (English) communication and interpersonal communication skillsHighly organized and motivatedCommitment to technical excellenceWhat the client offers:Attractive remuneration package (from €60,000 onwards DOE)Flexible working hoursHybrid arrangementsCompany pension planTax saver schemeGenerous annual leave allowanceCareer pathway programCycle to work schemeFamily friend policiesContinuously career developmentEmployee Assistance ProgrammeSupport for Professional Association MembershipTo apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

Gaia client is one of Ireland's largest Irish-owned consultants with centers of excellence in Civil Infrastructure, Waste & Resource Management, and Renewables. Our client provides design and contract management services for the construction of infrastructure projects such as roads, bridgeworks, rail, solid waste facilities, renewable energy, drainage, water and wastewater treatment facilities, airports, tunnels, and gas pipelines.Gaia Talent is looking to recruit a Project Ecologist who will work as an integral member of the team in the Cork, Dublin, or Carlow office, aiding the expansion of the Energy and Planning business and working closely with fellow professionals. The position will suit candidates with a minimum of 2 years of experience. This position offers exposure to a broad range of areas within the renewable energy, waste management, and civil infrastructure sectors as this consultancy has a broad spectrum of ongoing projects and can offer the successful candidate a clear path for career development.Main responsibilities:Undertaking background research, desk studies, ecological fieldwork, and impact assessment reporting, to best practice guidelines and methodologiesPreparing and compiling ecological assessmentsUndertaking ecological assessments and surveys, from inception to completionLiaising with client representatives and project managers to progress projects effectivelyFinding solutions to ecological challenges on projectsManaging the ecological deliverables for several large projectsCoordinating the deliverables for ecology projectsEngaging with relevant authorities and stakeholders in ecological projectsDelivering high-quality outputs within set deadlinesReporting (prepare and/or compile information for Environmental Impact Statements and Appropriate Assessments)Skills and qualifications:Level 8 degree in ecology, environmental science, or a related disciplineField skills in ornithology with previous experience in conducting surveys for renewable energy projects or similar development projectsEcological field skills, highlighting any specialist ecological expertise (either academic or interest)In-depth knowledge of a broad range of ecological issues, fundamental to the preparation of high-quality, ecological impact assessmentsPreparing reports such as Environmental Impact Statements or Appropriate AssessmentsWorking as part of a high-functioning teamWell organised with excellent attention to detail while also being able to manage their workloadThe ability to manage several priorities at once will be required as will a high level of commitment to successFull clean driver's licenseWhat our client offers: An attractive remuneration package (from €35,000 onwards DOE)Hybrid workingShorter working Friday22 to 27 annual leave daysPension schemeMedical benefitAnnual Christmas bonusProfessional body memberships paidFamily benefitsWell being benefitsEmployee experience benefitsAnything else you may see as essential for your work-life balance will be happily discussedTo apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

Role overview: A leading global multidisciplinary company renowned for its innovation and expertise in the Environmental & Ecological sectors is seeking a experienced Ecologist to join their in-house Ecological teams. As a Advisor Ecologist, you will collaborate closely with Designers, Landscapers, and the Sustainability Team to provide expert guidance to clients on various projects related to Green Cities, Sustainable Urban Spaces, and Biodiversity/Net Gain activities.Location: This position will ideally be based in either Cork or Dublin offices on a hybrid basis (3 days in-office, 2 days remote).Key Responsibilities:Conduct Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) and contribute to Planning Applications.Provide expertise in areas such as Ecosystems, Habitats, Ornithology, Climate Change, and Land Degradation.Advise on compliance with Environmental/Ecological Irish and European Legislation, including initiatives such as Carbon 2030.Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure projects align with best practices for Ecology-friendly urban development.Engage in both straightforward projects like Green Roofs/Walls and more complex endeavors such as managing Helicopter activities in urban landscapes.Participate in Ecological surveys and fieldwork as needed.Qualifications:Bachelor's degree or higher in Ecology, Environmental Science, or a related field.Proven experience of at least 5 years+ in Environmental Impact Assessments and Planning Applications.Strong knowledge of Ecosystems, Habitats, Ornithology, Climate Change, and Land Degradation.Familiarity with Environmental/Ecological Irish and European Legislation.Excellent communication and collaboration skills.Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.Flexibility to occasionally travel for fieldwork or project meetings.Benefits: Competitive industry-leading salaries (€60,000 to €75,000 depending on experience).Flexible working options (flexible/alternative working hours, working from home, reduced hours, purchased leave and more). Profit share twice a year. Company pension scheme double-matched. Attractive leave entitlements (holidays, sick leave, parental leave, maternity leave, paternity leave, adoptive leave, compassionate leave and much more). Life Insurance & Income Protection. Health & Well Being benefits. Two Professional Memberships Paid per year. Continuous Learning & Development. Join our team and play a crucial role in shaping sustainable urban environments while contributing to innovative ecological solutions. Apply now to be part of a dynamic and forward-thinking company dedicated to making a positive impact on the world. To contact the recruiter directly share your CV at [email protected]

Title: Graduate/Junior Ecologist (Remote across Ireland)Location: Work from home anywhere in Ireland when not attending fieldworkJob Type: Full-Time & PermanentPlease note: This position is remote inside Ireland. Applicants MUST be based in Ireland and possess previous working experience in the Irish Ecological Sector to be considered.About the Hiring Company:Join a leading Environmental Consultancy committed to delivering sustainable solutions. The dedicated team of professionals specializes in Ecological Surveys and Environmental Impact Assessments, contributing to the preservation and enhancement of our natural environment.Job overview:We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Graduate Ecologist to join our team. As a key member, you will be involved in Ecological Surveys and Environmental Impact Assessments, playing a crucial role in supporting our commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable practices.Responsibilities:Conduct ecological surveys and assessments following industry standards and regulatory requirements.Collaborate with senior ecologists and project managers to contribute to the development and implementation of ecological survey strategies.Collect, analyze, and interpret ecological data to provide valuable insights and recommendations.Assist in the preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments and other relevant reports.Stay updated on industry trends, best practices, and regulatory changes related to ecology and environmental impact assessments.Maintain accurate and detailed project documentation.Qualifications:Bachelor's or Master's degree in Ecology, Environmental Science, or a related field.Minimum of one to three years of practical experience in conducting Ecological Surveys and Environmental Impact Assessments (seasonal, freelance, or volunteering previous experiences in the Irish Ecological sector will be considered). Strong knowledge of the Irish Ecological/Environmental regulations and guidelines.Excellent fieldwork and data collection skills.Proficiency in using relevant ecological survey tools and software.What our client offers: Full-time and permanent positionCompetitive salaries (from €28,000 onwards DOE)Flexible working hoursRemote settingCompany pension schemeTax saver schemeGenerous annual leave allowanceClear career pathway programFamily-friendly working policiesContinuous career developmentProfessional memberships paidEmployee Assistance ProgrammeSupport the Bike to Work SchemeAnything else you may see as essential for your work-life balance or career will be happily discussedThis renowned client is a dynamic consultancy that offers the successful candidate an opportunity to work as part of a wider engaged, positive, and successful team of environmental experts of varying disciplines with a broad range of skills and experience. We provide a collaborative, positive, and enjoyable learning environment.Their team members strive to be the best at what they do with a strong emphasis on quality, accuracy, client care, and project ownership. This presents an opportunity to work on a varied range of projects, broadening skills and experience all the time with an emphasis on continued professional development, training, and periodic performance reviews to develop your career within the company.To apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

I am partnering with a successful, boutique Ecological consutlancy based in Bolton, who are currently seeking a Senior / Principal Ecologist to join the team. You would be joining a small, tight knit team of passionate Ecologists, primarily based out of the North West, with survey work available across England and Wales available. The role requires an individual with experience managing consultant Ecologists and external contractors across a range of UK-based Ecoligical surveys. You will have the opportunity to mentor all existing, and new, consultants as they gain experience and work towards lincenses / chartership. In addition to this, you will also be working closely with the Directorial team on various strategic responsibitlies, as such, experience submitting tenders, business development and networking are all considered advantageous. Qualifications / Requirements: * Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Ecology (or related subject) * Must have Natural England Bat Level 1 (Level 2 advantageous) * Other EPSM licenses are highly desirable (GCN, Dormouse, Barn Owl etc) * Experience writing Bat EPSL’s * Expert in completing PEA’s, EcIA’s and Protected Species Surveys * Confident individually writing full reports. The Role: * Complete protected species surveys and ecological appraisals. * BNG Assessments and provision of expert advice to clients. * Completion of PEA, UK Habs and EPSM surveys * Work closely with external clients for business development purposes * Manage own projects under supervision from Ecology Director * Work closely with the Landscape Architecture team on collaborative projects Package / Benefits: * Casual dress * Company pension * Enhanced maternity leave * Enhanced paternity leave * Flexitime * Health & wellbeing programme * Private medical insurance Contact Damon on 0207 960 2586 for more information, or apply directly through the link on this page with an up-t0-date CV

An opportunity has recently opened within the Glasgow office of one of the world’s leading multidisciplinary consultancies within the Ecology team. You would be joining a team of over 100 ecologists worldwide, engaging on exciting, dynamic projects that have exceptional benefits to the environment and local biodiversity. You will be at the forefront of a business that has spearheaded biodiversity net gain implementation, making a genuine difference to biodiversity across Scotland and developing a team of passionate consultants, moulding the future leaders of the business. The Role: * Technical lead for NSIP projects, managing project programmes, budgets and junior team members (for those interested in managerial responsibilities) * Collaborating with our multi-disciplinary teams and undertaking stakeholder engagement. * Planning and undertaking field surveys; analysing and interpreting survey results. * Designing and co-ordinating ecological mitigation. * Authoring and checking/reviewing a range of ecological reports and licence applications. * Providing support and mentorship to other team members, particularly early careers staff. * Managing work enquiries, preparing bids and building client relationships. * Building and maintain strong working relationships with team, colleagues, clients and external bodies. * Supporting the development of a portfolio of ecological work in the Northern region, by building a network with both internal and external clients within the Northern England region and UK-wide. Qualifications / Requirements: * Bachelor’s degree in Ecology or related discipline is desirable. * Protected species survey licence (minimum 1) * Professional Membership (CIEEM) and Chartership of CEnv or Cecol (full costs covered) * Experience on UK Ecological surveying projects and leading team of consultants, * Confident designing, implementing and reviewing PEAs, UK Habs Surveys, BNG Assessments. * Strong skills in report writing, including preparing Preliminary Ecological Assessments, Ecological Impact Assessments, Biodiversity Chapters for Ecological Impact Assessments and Habitats Regulations Assessment (including Appropriate Assessment). * Strong botanical skills, including Field Identification Skills Certificate (FISC) level 4+, or demonstrable botanical ability matching this level. Benefits: * 25 Days Annual Leave (+ public holidays) * Dental Insurance * Cycle to Work Scheme * Gym Discounts (Joint or Single Membership) * Healthcare Cash Plan * Employer Matched Pension Contribution * Annual Travel Discounts * Critical Illness Insurance * Life Assurance If you would like to apply, please follow the link on this page and submit an up-to-date CV. Alternatively, for a confidential discussion regarding the opportunity, contact Damon Gormley on 0207 960 2586.

Gaia Talent is seeking an experienced Ecologist to join our client's expanding environmental team.Applicants should ideally have a minimum of 3 years' experience working in ecological consultancy and have a strong knowledge of wildlife policy and legislation.Minimum requirements:Relevant third level Degree (Level 8 or higher);A minimum of 3 years' post-qualification experience within the field of ecological consultancy;Knowledge of relevant wildlife policy and legislation, and its real-world application;Must be willing to work regular unsocial hours associated with bat survey work during the period April to October inclusive;Must be comfortable, where appropriate and safe to do so, with working within water bodies to carry out aquatic surveys;Largely working from our Galway office but willing to work in our Dublin, Cork, and Castlebar offices when required;Competent in the use of Microsoft Office;QGIS mapping skills;Excellent written and verbal communication skills;The following would be advantageous:Membership of the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM);Holder of a survey license for at least one European Protected Species;Experienced in aquatic monitoring, surveying, and reporting;Water framework sampling experience.Applicants should hold a full clean driver's license and a vehicle so they can travel for surveys.What the client offers:An attractive remuneration (from €40,000 onwards DOE)Hybrid workingPension contributionLife coverPHIMembership subscription to a professional bodyActive CPD programmeContinuous career developmentTo apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

Gaia client is one of Ireland's largest Irish-owned consultants with centers of excellence in Civil Infrastructure, Waste & Resource Management, and Renewables. Our client provides design and contract management services for the construction of infrastructure projects such as roads, bridgeworks, rail, solid waste facilities, renewable energy, drainage, water and wastewater treatment facilities, airports, tunnels, and gas pipelines.Gaia Talent is looking to recruit a Senior Ecologist who will work as an integral member of the Energy and Planning team in either one of the Cork, Dublin, or Carlow offices, aiding the expansion of the Energy and Planning business and working closely with fellow professionals. The position will suit candidates with a minimum of seven years of experience. This position offers exposure to a broad range of areas within the renewable energy, waste management, and civil infrastructure sectors as FT has a broad spectrum of ongoing projects and can offer the successful candidate a clear path for career development.Main responsibilities:Managing individual contracts to deliver high-quality ecological consultancy servicesProviding expert ecological input for a range of projectsPlanning, conducting, and supervising the execution of site ecological surveys and fieldworkPreparing and monitoring the implementation of Construction Environmental Management PlansUndertaking Appropriate Assessments and Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIAs), Biodiversity Chapters for Environmental Impact Assessment Reports (EIARs) and other environmental reporting requirementsWriting of technical reports and other deliverablesManaging quality including attention to detail and accuracy, delivery of contracts on time and to the highest possible standards, and continuing to strive to improve the quality of work produced by the Ecology teamProviding expert witness at Oral HearingsDeveloping excellent relationships with clients and attending meetings with client and design teams when necessarySkills and qualifications:A degree in ecology or related subjectA minimum of seven years of post-graduate experience in environmental consultancyMember of CIEEM, CIWEM, or equivalent professional bodyExperienced in the oral hearing process and the role of expert witnessDetailed knowledge of wildlife and conservation legislation within IrelandExcellent technical report writing skillsExperienced in the preparation and monitoring of the implementation of the Construction Environmental Management PlanExperienced in working in multi-disciplinary teamsExcellent communication, organizational, and project management skillsA full clean driver's licenceWhat our client offers: An attractive remuneration package (from €60,000 onwards DOE)Hybrid workingShorter working Friday22 to 27 annual leave daysPension schemeMedical benefitAnnual Christmas bonusProfessional body memberships paidFamily benefitsWell being benefitsEmployee experience benefitsAnything else you may see as essential for your work-life balance will be happily discussedTo apply, please submit your CV directly to GreenJobs or by email to [email protected]

One of the UK’s leading multi-disciplinary environmental consultancies are seeking a Director of Ecology, to lead team on projects throughout the UK. Having recently adopted a new, exciting 5-year Strategic Plan, the addition of a new Director of Ecology is required to cover projects that offer the greatest opportunity to create better futures for people, nature and place. This role would suit a highly experienced ecological consultants with broad-ranging technical, commercial and leadership experience. The Role: * Contribution to team-wide strategy and resource development. * Further development and delivery of ecology services in London and the south east, with support from Board Director for Ecology and other senior members of the London team. * Working alongside the Ecology Leadership Team to inspire, motivate and lead our existing team of enthusiastic ecologists and ornithologists. * Development and implementation of operational and scientific best practice in relation to ecological survey and assessment and team management. * Delivery of a wide range of ecological consultancy projects, with full accountability for resourcing, delivery and financial performance. * Representing the business externally at industry and best practice events. Qualifications / Requirements: * Significant experience on UK Ecological surveying, specifically in leadership positions * Demonstrable business development experience and capability * Expert understanding on UK Ecological surveying techniques, assessment methods and policies. * Experience working alongside both public and private sector clientele (advantageous) * Strong understanding of ecological legislation and policy, and the development planning process in the UK. * Knowledge of English Nature Conservation legislation and policy * Understanding of English development management process. Benefits: * WFH Setup allowance * 25 days annual leave * Paid leave for volunteering * Group life cover (4 x salary) * Income protection insurance for long term illness * Profit share (employee-owned business!) * Professional memberships / qualifications financial support * Cycle to work scheme and railcards. * Healthcare benefits * Field wear allowance * Support for healthcare – flu jabs / eye tests etc To apply, please follow the link on this page and submit an up-to-date CV. Alternatively, for a confidential discussion regarding the opportunity, contact Damon Gormley on 0207 960 2586.

Working with a market leading multidisciplnary consultancy who are looking for consultant ecologists to join the team in time for the spring season, with space available to start immediately. The opportunity is available on full-time permanent or a seasonal basis!As the business continues to grow, and project scope broadens, they are looking to bring on a new cohort of self-motivated, passionate consultants. Not only to support on field work, but also help drive the business through a hugely exciting growth period... The Role * Support senior consultants on a range of field-based projects. * Engage and help on report writing, developing the ability to complete individually. * Completion of ecological reports, including EIAs and Biodiversity Net Gain, and Habitat Assessments. * Completion of habitat condition surveys & protected species assessments (EPSM licenses beneficial) * Majority work will be field based, so ability to work long hours in the field essential. Qualifications / Requirements * 2 years’ professional Ecological experience * Bachelor’s degree in relevant field e.g. Ecology, Environmental Science, Wildlife Conservation). * Experience completing Phase 1 Habitat Surveys * Holding, or working towards, EPSM License * Ability to work long hours in the field. Package / Benefits: * Flexible / hybrid working. * Competitive salary on a scale commensurate with experience. * TOIL (time off in lieu) policy and flexible approach to working hours to ensure a healthy work-life balance. * 26 days annual leave (& bank holidays) plus an additional day for each year of service up to 29 days. * Enhanced maternity pay. * Auto-enrolment pension scheme. * Cycle to work scheme. * Socials, games nights and volunteering days through our staff engagement and development initiative. * Fantastic training programme through at all seniority levels. If you would like to apply, please submit an up-to-date CV through the link on this page. Alternatively, if you would like to hear more on the role, contact Damon on 0207 960 2586

Senior Executive Scientist – Cork County CouncilCork County Council has a responsibility to safeguard the county's biodiversity.  The county is home to a number of protected sites; Special Areas of Conservation (SACs), Special Protection Areas (SPAs), Natural Heritage Areas, Ramsar Wetlands, and habitats which are of special conservation importance.  The protection of our biodiversity matters for ethical, environmental, and economic reasons and the Senior Executive Scientist will play a leading role in supporting and developing Cork County Council's biodiversity related policy, projects, and initiatives.An opportunity now exists in Cork County Council for the position of Senior Executive Scientist.   The Senior Executive Scientist will be responsible for managing a team of professional ecologists, biodiversity officers and planners.  The Ecology Team is based in the Planning and Development Directorate and is responsible for the• Development of biodiversity policy for land-use and other statutory and non-statutory plans; • Completion of Ecological Impact Assessment and Appropriate Assessment reporting for land use plans and policies; • Development of internal policies, procedures, guidelines and training for Local Authority staff relating to the protection of biodiversity;• Completion of Ecological Impact Assessment and Appropriate Assessment reporting for the Development Management process; provision of ecological support, advice and reporting services across the Local Authority in relation to the development and implementation of public projects (e.g. housing, active travel and public realm enhancement projects);  • Development and implementation of the County Biodiversity Action Plan;• Implementation of Local Authority biodiversity related projects and initiatives; and• Provision of support to community and other groups in the development and implementation of biodiversity related projects. Further details on the essential requirements and on the role are available in the Candidate Information Booklet. For more information and to apply, visit:  https://bit.ly/GJ_Ad_SESCCCThe Public Appointments Service is committed to a policy of equal opportunity and encourage applications under all nine grounds of the Employment Equality Act.Closing Date: 3pm Thursday, 23rd May 2024.

Due to healthy workload, our client, one of the UK’s leading multidisciplinary consultancies, are seeking to appoint an ambitious Principal / Associate Ecologist to support on Ecology projects throughout UK. Entering into a highly collaborative internal structure, you will see crossover with teams such as Flood Risk, Air Quality & Urban Strategy. There is a huge variety of projects on offer, ideal for those looking to avoid project silo and linear infrastructure works! The role encourages those with a ‘bigger picture’ approach, interested not only in the immediate project at hand, but passionate about expanding their knowledge and helping push a business forward. An interest in corporate biodiversity strategy is desirable. London office preferable, however, if based elsewhere in the UK you are still encouraged to apply - with offices across the UK, alternative arrangements can be madewhere necessary. The Role: * Support the UK Ecology and Biodiversity Management lead in the strategic growth of climate resilience and nature-based solutions work. * Provide direct-to-client ecological advice (UK & International) in areas such as regional environmental plans, environmental zoning plans, regional restoration and offsetting strategies, masterplans and EIAs. * Providing senior input into multidisciplinary projects, including liaising across disciplines, presenting findings and recommendations to clients, managing team inputs and being responsible for the technical outputs of the team. * Defining ecological survey requirements, liaising with species’ experts (we routinely work with IUCN experts on our international and large-scale projects) and managing sub-consultants to carry out surveys. * Advising on biodiversity restoration/enhancement and integration of green infrastructure and other nature-based solutions to secure biodiversity gain and strengthen climate change resilience measures. * Advising on the implementation of international best practice such as the International Finance Corporation’s Performance Standard 6, which relates to biodiversity (it is recognised that candidates may not already have this experience, and full training and support can be provided). * Senior technical review of reports and presentations * Project management, including resource planning, managing budgets, and contribution to work winning, including the preparation of proposals. * Management and mentoring of more junior team members. * Liaising with clients and building client relationships. Qualifications / Requirements: * Strong technical understanding of UK Ecology * Experience Project Managing multiple, large projects. * IFC PS6 Experience desirable (training offered for those without) * Subcontractor management experience. * Understanding of UK Planning system and ecological legislation; * Master planning, Ecological Impact Assessment, BNG and Biodiversity Action Plans * EIA desk-study experience desirable. * Planning and management of budgets and time management * Dedication to CPD and junior staff training & development. If you would like to apply, please provide and up-to-date CV through the link on this page. Alternatively, for a conversation regarding this role (or an open discussion on the market) contact Damon Gormley on 0207 960 2586 or

Worcestershire County CouncilCounty Ecologist (Biodiversity Net Gain)Location: WorcesterSalary Worcestershire County Council is recruiting a County Ecologist to increase the capacity of our Ecology and Environmental Policy Team and to take a lead on our Biodiversity Net Gain work. Now that Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is national planning practice, the team need additional capacity to develop and implement BNG monitoring, habitat management and reporting systems. You'll also advise and train WCC colleagues and help to prepare local BNG policy and guidance.BNG offers us an exciting, improved opportunity to achieve ecological betterment via development, and your work will lead to real, long-term environmental gains. Alongside desk-based work on BNG policy, advice and administration, there are opportunities to undertake field surveys for land with potential for use in BNG off-setting, and ultimately to monitor sites which provide off-set biodiversity units. Within the wider Ecology and Environmental Policy Team, we also undertake a wide range of environmental projects and wildlife surveys (e.g., preliminary ecological assessments, surveys for bats, badgers, amphibians, reptiles, roadside verge nature reserves etc) and the County Ecologist will be able to support these, where time and interest permit. We'll also support your Continued Professional Development, to help develop your ecological skills and knowledge. Ecology and Environmental Policy is a small and friendly team with a wide range of specialist interests; we're looking forward to welcoming a new ecologist and widening our nature conservation work.For more information, please see the attached job description and person specification, or contact the team at [email protected] date: 16 June 2024.Provisional interview date: 28 June 2024.

International Biodiversity Specialist This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced ecologist to play a key role within the international biodiversity division of an award-winning global practice.Offered with flexible working arrangements and based in any of their offices nationwide, you will be taking the lead on a diverse range of international ecological and biodiversity projects. These will include climate resilient cities, ecosystem restoration, habitat management and strategic planning to support ambitious biodiversity and climate change initiatives.In this broad and influential role, you will be collaborating with other disciplines within the group to ensure best practice with a focus on biodiversity strategies, masterplanning, green infrastructure / nature based solutions and environmental impact.You will be joining a highly regarded, passionate and supportive team of professionals where you can expect to play a role in management and mentoring of more junior team members too.This is a client facing position, where you will be advising on range on initiatives including, Performance Standard 6 (PS6). Note; training will be provided if you are lacking this specific experience.You will be responsible for project management, including; budgets, resourcing and technical report writing.Profile ; This role would suit an experienced ecologist with excellent communication skills and a strong technical background, developed from either the UK or Internationally. Proven project management skills, with a collaborative mindset and a passion for biodiversity, best practices, and global impacts. Membership of CIEEM is highly regarded, although the company will also support full membership.Opportunity ; The role offers excellent career prospects, professional development, a collaborative team at the forefront of biodiversity. High profile, international projects, and amazing benefits that include; generous salary & pension, car allowance, private medical, flexible leave and working arrangements !Next steps ; David Mattinson is leading this search and to find out more about this career opportunity, please send your cv and cover letter in the first instance. You can also make contact via linkedin. Please be assured that all communications will be in the strictest confidence.

My client, a market leading and innovative consultancy, are looking for consultant ecologists to join the team in time for the spring season, with space available to start as early as March. The opportunity is available on full-time permanent or a seasonal basis!As the business continues to grow, and project scope broadens, they are looking to bring on a new cohort of self-motivated, passionate consultants. Not only to support on field work, but also help drive the business through a hugely exciting growth period... The Role * Support senior consultants on a range of field-based projects. * Engage and help on report writing, developing the ability to complete individually. * Completion of ecological reports, including EIAs and Biodiversity Net Gain, and Habitat Assessments. * Completion of habitat condition surveys & protected species assessments (EPSM licenses beneficial) * Majority work will be field based, so ability to work long hours in the field essential. Qualifications / Requirements * 1-2 years’ experience on UK Ecological Surveying. * Bachelor’s degree in relevant field e.g. Ecology, Environmental Science, Wildlife Conservation). * Experience completing Phase 1 Habitat Surveys * Holding, or working towards, EPSM License * Ability to work long hours in the field. Package / Benefits: * Flexible / hybrid working. * Competitive salary on a scale commensurate with experience. * TOIL (time off in lieu) policy and flexible approach to working hours to ensure a healthy work-life balance. * 26 days annual leave (& bank holidays) plus an additional day for each year of service up to 29 days. * Enhanced maternity pay. * Auto-enrolment pension scheme. * Cycle to work scheme. * Socials, games nights and volunteering days through our staff engagement and development initiative. * Fantastic training programme through at all seniority levels. If you would like to apply, please submit an up-to-date CV through the link on this page. Alternatively, if you would like to hear more on the role, contact Damon on 0207 960 2586

A Senior / Principal level Ecologist would be expected to work independently across a range of projects, using own initiative and judgement within the guidelines outlined by CIEEM and clients’ own expectations. Client engagement will be a focal point of work, confidence in promotion of the company to secure future projects is considered a valuable asset.Due to the recent increase in Biodiversity Net Gain procedures, a strong understanding of, and confidence in report writing, will soon be essential for the majority of projects, therefore an existing understanding of BNG procedures is advantageous. Qualifications/Requirements: * 3 years’ experience in UK-specific Ecological Surveying. * Confidence in planning and conducting site walkovers & ecology chapters for EIAs. * Experience conducting a variety of flora and fauna surveys. * Hold (or working towards) at least 1 EPSM license. * Strong of Biodiversity Net Gain specifications * Knowledge of UK biodiversity action planning process * Strong report writing skills in accordance with CIEEM guidance. * Familiarity with variety of surveying equipment and their relevant software. * Experience line managing team of consultant ecologists. If you would like to apply, please provide and up-to-date CV through the link on this page. Alternatively, for a conversation regarding this role (or an open discussion on the market) contact Damon Gormley on 0207 960 2586