Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Environmental Assistant in "

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 client is one of Ireland's largest Irish-owned consultants with centers of excellence in Environmental Science, Civil Infrastructure, Waste & Resource Management, and Energy and Planning.Gaia Talent is looking to recruit a Senior Project Environmental Scientist who will work as an integral member of the Environmental Science team in either the Dublin, Cork, or Carlow office, aiding the expansion of the environmental business and working closely with fellow professionals. This position offers exposure to a broad range of areas within the waste management and environmental sectors, including, but not limited to, planning and EIAR, waste management, infrastructure development, waste licensing and permits, industrial emissions licensing, and environmental due diligence.Main responsibilities: Working closely with senior staff in delivering the workload assignedDelivery of individual projects from conception to executionEnsuring that all deliverables meet the expected quality levels and are delivered on time and within budgetCoordination and completion of Environmental Impact Assessments, Strategic Environmental Assessments, Appropriate Assessments, planning application documentation, and other environmental assessment/monitoring reportsProvide environmental technical assistance to the businessClient liaisonAssisting with the preparation of proposalsManage the implementation of regulatory approvalsSkills and qualifications:Educated to a degree level in a relevant environmental disciplineA minimum of 5-7 years post-graduate experience in an environmental or waste management positionChartered status in a relevant discipline is desirableExcellence knowledge of planning, environmental and waste management legislationProven track record in contribution to the preparation of Environmental Impact Assessment Reports, planning, and license/permit applications for a wide range of projectsExcellent attention to detailBe flexible and a good team playerExcellent report writing and technical skillsA full driver's licenseWhat 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]

The AD of Commercial Operations will be responsible for 4 Heads of Service, managing voids and repairs, planned works, M&E and ground maintenance.Lead the internal maintenance service (DLO) to deliver a positive value for money and engaged customer experience.Take a strategic lead in the procurement and development of long term relationships with Sub-Contractors and Merchant suppliers.Ensure working practicies are effective and health and safety and safeguarding compliant.Manage risk associated to repair and capital investment works, ensuring the Director is informed regarding any areas of concern.Ensure the IMS and Contractors are compliant with H&S legislation, regulations and approved codes of practice.Update and review the IMS Business Plan with a commercial eye, translating this to annual financial and performance targets.Ensuring contractual and commercial arrangements across the IMS and its supply chain provide service infrastructure and logistics, enabling service delivery and value for money objectives to be met.Key contact for contractual matters.Management of procurement and tender activities within the Directorate, including pre-qualification management, tender submission and pricing/negotiations, with appropriate engagement of emh's procurement team as required.Ensuring that all commercial risks are identified and adequality managed.Responsible person for CDM compliance across all workstreamsResponsible for operational statutory compliance related to large scale investment programmes and repairs serviceResponsible for safeguarding across all workstreamsIt is desirable that the successful candidate holds the following experience and qualifications.A degree, management qualification or relevant professional qualification preferably in construction/Asset Management.It is key that you hold a proven track record of demonstrating commercial acumen, developing strategic business plans to deliver a commercially focused model, budget management and achieving value for money whilst retaining excellent customer satisfaction.Proven experience of devising and implementing strategy related to the delivery of capital investment, decarbonisation, grounds maintenance and revenue work streams with a blended direct delivery and contractor model.Substantial experience of working within property management service, delivering effective, efficient value for money services.Significant senior management experience.

Assistant Biodiversity Officer £26,190 - £27,744 Full Time, PermanentAre you interested in a career through environmental conservation? An exceptional opportunity to join West Oxfordshire District Council as an Assistant Biodiversity Officer. You will supervise on providing high quality and robust ecological advice in order to enhance biodiversity in new developments, whilst assisting in delivering nature recovery, aligned to our climate change and sustainability priorities, across the area.This permanent role offers the flexibility of working within the offices at Witney and agile working, allowing you that extra freedom and work life balance.Are you passionate about restoring biodiversity to the local area? If so we would love to hear from you.Our environmental service is fundamental to the success of the council's ambition for the future and we are passionate about safeguarding and restoring biodiversity in the area. Our focus is to enable our communities in the West Oxfordshire area to thrive, create great places for people to live, work, learn and enjoy. We want our future generations to thrive too and are serious in tackling the climate and nature emergencies. Now is a fantastic time to be joining us. We are looking to deliver upon our council priorities and shape our environment for the benefit of the local area and beyond.We are looking for a passionate Assistant Biodiversity Officer to join our team to ensure the Council is ready for its duties under the Environment Act 2021 in relation to biodiversity net gain. You will assist on providing high quality and robust ecological advice surrounding Biodiversity Net Gain and Habitats Regulations, in relation to Development Management issues (including enforcement and appeals). You will work with a variety of different stakeholders, including planning officer colleagues, developers, planning agents, ecological consultants, environmental organisations and the local community to protect and enhance biodiversity in new developments and elsewhere and to deliver nature recovery across the area, through an innovative and practical solutions based approach.You will ensure that planning applications not only safeguard biodiversity but also maximise opportunities for net gain and nature recovery. You will also have the opportunity to grow in the role, to take a strategic view by helping shape future planning policy on biodiversity, green infrastructure and natural capital.Ultimately, we are looking for someone, who wants to grow within their role long term and would suit someone who has recently graduated or has related ecology experience. We want to give you the tools to support you, harness your potential and provide more responsibility within your role long term.You will need• Qualifications to Postgraduate level or equivalent in a relevant subject• Knowledge and understanding of biodiversity conservation and enhancement, including legislation, designated sites, and biodiversity survey and assessment• Experience and/or understanding of implementing nature strategies and projects in partnership with a wide range of stakeholders • Enthusiasm for and an interest in biodiversity conservation and enhancement• Effective communication skills with a wide range of customers and others (excellent verbal and written skills)What can we do for you?• Agile working allowing a mix of home and office working• Flexible working arrangements (depending on the role)• 27 days paid annual leave (pro rata if you are working part time) plus bank holidays and an extra two volunteering days off a year for you to support a charity of your choice• Health cash plan giving you cash back on health, dental and eye care• Pension scheme with a good employer contribution of 5% of your earnings• Employee Assistance Programme 24/7, providing positive, preventative and supportive advice and counselling to deal with everyday events and issues• Access to digital financial advice (covering your pension scheme, mortgages and other finances)• Generous sickness cover above statutory entitlements• Additional income protection, covering 50% of your salary for potentially a further five years if you are unable to work due to sickness or injuryTo apply for this position please click on apply now within this page and submit your CV and supporting statement. Please tell us about your skills, knowledge, qualifications, experience and how they meet the criteria listed above and in the job description/person specification. It's important that we're a good fit for each other, so let us know what's important to you and why you want to work for Publica Group Ltd. Your application will not be considered if you have not provided a supporting statement, in addition to your CV.Accredited of the disability confident scheme, we guarantee to interview all disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria for the vacancy/ies - Please state this within your covering statement or in a separate email.Our organisation is committed to safeguarding the welfare of vulnerable adults, young people and children.  Safer recruitment practices are applied to all job vacancies. Successful candidates will be required to complete a pre-employment medical questionnaire; provide references;  proof of identity; nationality and immigration status; three years' employment or education history (if applicable) and, in some cases, verification of criminal record.

Education - School School Support Staff Saddleworth School Job Ref: G3/OL-86404 Saddleworth School Huddersfield Road, Diggle, Oldham OL3 5NU. Saddleworth School is large, vibrant and popular 11-16 comprehensive school in attractive rural surroundings on the fringes of Oldham and require: Grade 3 Salary: £23,893 - £25,979 (£20,958 - £22,788 pro rata) Full Time 36.40 hours per week, term-time plus ten days We are looking for a conscientious and reliable individual with a drive and enthusiasm for working with young people. The role is based in our busy Student Services office and involves regular contact with students, providing them with the information, guidance and welfare support they need as they navigate their way through school life. Duties will include assisting with reception, taking telephone calls, providing first aid and admin support for our Attendance Team. Working collaboratively in a team driven to raise standards and expectations you will possess a ‘can do’ attitude with a calm and resilient character to deal with the many varied challenges that come with working in a school. In return we offer a generous pension scheme, an extensive employee welfare package and the opportunity to work in a brand new building located in a picturesque location. Informal enquiries are warmly encouraged to: Claire Thompson, Business Support Officer, [email protected] Return completed application forms to [email protected] by noon on Monday 27th November 2023. CV’s will not be accepted. Saddleworth School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff to share this commitment. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and the amendments to the Exceptions Order 1975, 2013 and 2020 and appointment is therefore subject to a satisfactory enhanced DBS check. In accordance with the recommendations set out in KCSIE the school carries out online searches on shortlisted candidates. .docx Job Description & Person Specification.docx Safeguarding Statement.pdf Right To Work In UK.doc salary from £23,893 contract permanent working hours term time application deadline 12 00 pm 27th Nov 2023

Support with the day-to-day management of the schoolDemand ambitious standards for all pupils, instilling a strong sense of accountability in staff for the impact of their work on pupil outcomesCreate an outward-facing school which works with other schools and organisations to secure excellent outcomes for all pupils Implement a full enrichment programme across the school Monitoring progress towards the achievement of the school's aims and objectives. A successful Assistant Headteacher at our SEN Specialist School should have:A recognised teaching qualification.Proven experience in SEN education and leadership.A deep understanding of SEN policy and practice.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A commitment to inclusive education and pupil achievement.The ability to inspire, motivate, and lead a team.

The provision of Engineering Maintenance and breakdown support to Hospital ClusterProvide competent technical, health, safety and environmental support and assistance to ED's and local hospital managers and project managers.Provide assistance to Engineering Technicians and Engineering Assistants at carrying out their role at all sites within cluster.To liaise with Hospital Operations Managers to support and advise on appropriate engineering cover =on all cluster sites to meet SLA and on-call requirements.Liaise with all sub-contractors to ensure work is completed efficiently, adequately and effectively.CSCS card at appropriate level of qualification. If electrically qualified ECS Card required.Level 3 Electrical or Mechanical Qualification required.Understanding of Quality Management, customer satisfaction and the continuous improvement process desirable.Duel multi-skilled with the core skills, preferably electrical

Contribute to communication strategy and thought leadership.Produce various content types, including news releases, articles, whitepapers, etc.Create content for both print and digital platforms, including ISDA's magazine.Generate ideas for visual content, manage production projects.Develop presentations, manage production, and enhance social media presence.Handle press inquiries, organise interviews, and prepare interviewees.Implement timely communication strategies for ISDA initiatives.Collaborate internally, write articles/opinion pieces, and prepare various materials.Research industry trends/opinions, maintain strong industry knowledge base, working closely with subject matter experts and key spokespeople internally.Build internal and external relationships.Assist in writing/editing research papers and oversee design process.Attend industry events for networking and contact development.An experienced communicator, with previous experience in journalism or media.Understanding of thought leadership and wider content relating to the capital markets/financial services space demonstrated within either current or previous roles.Ability to work closely and collaborate with a wider team, contributing to strategy and knowledge sharing.Strong writing skills and the capability to write engaging and understandable content about technical subject matter.A holistic understanding of the communications and content mix across multiple platforms.Able to manage deadlines and individual projects, and to work proactively to oversee wider organisational goals.

Support the Indirect tax manager in providing day to day advice on indirect tax consequences of new/changes to supply chainsAssisting/managing indirect tax enquiries from tax authoritiesPerform compliance reviews for VAT/Intrastat/ESL returns submitted across the groupIdentify opportunities for simplification/standardisation of the monthly VAT reportingProvide training to the wider finance team on VAT mattersWork with external advisers re foreign VAT claim & other VAT opportunitiesProvide support to the Indirect Tax Manager on the various projects ongoing/upcoming:Implementation of e-invoicingAP automation softwareS4 Hana system implementationPlastic packaging taxes & other environmental taxesExcellent VAT knowledge with experience in multiple EMEA jurisdictionsRelevant experience in industry or practiceStrong analysis skills & ability to use Excel comfortablySAP experience desirableOrganised, efficient and self-motivatedAbility to plan and prioritise workAttention to detailExcellent interpersonal skills, able to communicate complex topics effectively with internal & external stakeholders.A desire for continuous improvement and the confidence to challenge existing processes & procedures

Going Wild in Bishop's Castle Project Assistant and Trainee22.5 hours per week, fixed term contract from 1st July 2024 to 31st January 2027Salary Scale: £22,308 per annum pro rata (£10,038.60 for 2024/25). This salary will increase by 5% at the start of each financial year.Reporting: The post-holder is responsible to the Going Wild in Bishop's Castle Project Co-ordinator.What is Going Wild in Bishop's Castle (Going Wild)?Going Wild is a part of Lightfoot (see below) and was formed by members of the Bishop's Castle community as a response to the climate and biodiversity crisis which we face.  Going Wild is committed to improving the Shropshire town of Bishop's Castle and its immediate environs for biodiversity and to bringing wildlife into the lives of those living in Bishop's Castle and visiting the town.Going Wild aims to enhance public green space, private gardens and nearby farmland, working closely with the Town Council, schools, local businesses, landowners to make all of these spaces richer in biodiversity. Going Wild aims to engage local people of all demographics in this endeavour and to increase the skills within the community to record and manage species and habitats.What is Lightfoot?Lightfoot is a not-for-profit organisation whose principal activity is to promote sustainable use of the Earth's resources for the benefit of the public and the environment. An initiative of Bishop's Castle-based Wasteless Society, Lightfoot Enterprises was incorporated in 2008 and became a registered charity in 2013. Lightfoot operates in the Welsh Marches, covering parts of Powys, Herefordshire and Shropshire. There are many local community initiatives that operate within this area and the organisation aims to share and spread ideas and good practice across the whole region, acting as a hub for environmentally-focused activity in Bishop's Castle and beyond and a trusted partner for many cross-border organisations. Lightfoot supports local actions that increase knowledge and understanding of the Climate and Ecological Emergency that we all face, and are supported by a knowledgeable and experienced Board.What is the Going Wild in Bishop's Castle project?Going Wild will build on the evidence of two years of voluntary work to increase the size, biodiversity and interconnectedness of the town's green spaces; making them Bigger, Better, More and Joined Up, increasing engagement and empowering people to act for positive community-based environmental change. Working on 33 sites, and actively managing up to 20, the project will engage the local community and encourage action, both at home and through organised activity. The project will create a 'big vision' allowing everyone to contribute, from a plant pot to a pond, focusing on the power of collective action to improve local green spaces and build community connections. The project will work across the community and across demographics to engage, extending project involvement beyond existing volunteer groups to encourage involvement from disengaged areas of the community and develop social prescribing potential. Community members will be empowered to contribute to the biodiversity of their green spaces and providing opportunities to get up close and personal with nature. Going Wild will create a Biodiversity Toolkit to allow wider communities to benefit from the project with a template for action. This will demonstrate how this kind of activity can succeed and where to start. Town and Parish Councils do not know how to respond to the biodiversity and climate emergencies and this toolkit, coupled with talks and other training, will provide a practical starting point. Main Purpose of the post Working directly for the Going Wild Project Co-ordinator, help to provide simple management plans for public spaces within Bishop's Castle. Help to engage the community of Bishop's Castle with nature through a series of events, articles and talks, using face-to-face and digital methods to reach as many people as possible. Help to run regular activities for volunteers which will include taster sessions, work parties, a children's/young people's wildlife club and a series of winter talks in the town hall. The post holder will help to plan, organise, manage and deliver this programme of activities and public facing events with a specific focus on nature-based volunteer involvement and participation. Principal duties and responsibilities The following duties are not our exhaustive list but are an indication of the responsibilities of the post-holder:• Help to recruit, manage and train new groups of volunteers to undertake regular conservation tasks in and around Bishop's Castle. Plan and deliver monthly conservation tasks, suitable for volunteers with a range of training and ability.• Help to implement a system of training opportunities to ensure high quality work and valuable learning opportunities exist for volunteers. Budgets exist to pay for specialist input.• Help to work with owners and managers of land to create simple management plans for minimum 20 of the previously identified 33 green spaces including a map, a monthly work plan and a three-year work plan. • Help to recruit children and young people to join a Going Wild club and run regular activities, liaising with existing local clubs such as the scouting groups. Work closely with both schools to improve their grounds and engage pupils.• Help to care for the project resources (protective clothing, tools and stocks of materials) and for ensuring they are maintained and replaced as appropriate. • Help at community events in the area to promote the project and to recruit new volunteers. These will include events such as the Carnival and Michaelmas Fair and on occasion, town council meetings.• Help to organise and deliver taster events to engage. Assist in the running of a series of winter talks in the town hall to be followed by summer activities outdoors. • Help to plan and deliver a rolling programme of publicity and promotion across a range of media to encourage involvement with the project and to galvanise people to action in their own homes and gardens.  • Help to produce a Toolkit to enable other communities to undertake similar work, whilst this will be of interest to individuals and groups it will be particularly aimed at Town and Parish Councils needing to respond to the climate and biodiversity crises. • Support work in partnership with other groups and organisations engaged in nature conservation and in increasing public wellness. • Assisting with day to day project operations, gathering evaluation information, reporting to funders and preparing claims.• With guidance from the Project Co-ordinator, ensure that all practical work is carried out adhering to Health & Safety procedures and be aware of responsibilities under the Lightfoot policy statements. • Ensure volunteers and learners receive valuable experience and training plus enjoyment and a sense of achievement General• Keep records of work undertaken and log time using the GWinBC timesheet.• Carry out any other reasonable duties to perform job role.• Assist with activities involving staff in general such as AGM and open days.Core Skills (essential and desirable)Experience Basic administration skills - Essential Involvement with voluntary activities - Essential Familiarity with social media  - EssentialFulfilling health and safety requirements - EssentialExperience of practical conservation tasks - DesirableWorking collaboratively in partnership with outside organisations - DesirableRecord keeping - DesirableReport writing  - DesirableWebsite skills - DesirableExperience of working with or engaging young people (DBS checks will be required) - DesirableEducated to A-level or equivalent - DesirableSkills Excellent oral and written communication skills - Essential Good organisational, planning, time management and prioritising skills - Essential Ability to involve and engage and work with a wide range of people and groups within the community from all backgrounds and interests, points of view - EssentialIT literate - EssentialAbility to publicise and promote the project - DesirableFirst Aid at Work certificate or Emergency First Aid - DesirableFull clean UK driving licence - DesirablePersonal Qualities Enthusiastic to learn and develop new skills - EssentialPassionate about the environment and want to share this with others - EssentialFlexibility and adaptable  - EssentialProfessional and responsible outlook - EssentialDetermination to succeed - EssentialGood listener and patient  - EssentialTraining and DevelopmentGoing Wild and Lightfoot are committed to a strategy for the training and development of its staff. The responsibility for training and development is shared between individual members of staff and the organisation. Each member will receive induction training to provide basic knowledge of his or her job and the organisation. Continuing training will also be offered in the form of in-house training or attendance at external courses for skills and personal development as individual needs are identified. Training for the successful applicant will include:Practical conservation skills such as scything and other tool use and care. Species and habitat identification and habitat management. Ecological planning and running conservation tasks. First aid, risk assessment and running events for children and young people.  Working conditions etcHours: 22.5 hours per week. This does not include lunchtime and other breaks during the day. This may involve some weekend and evening duties for which time off in lieu will be given.Location: There is office space within Enterprise House, located at 22 Station Street, Bishop's Castle, SY9 5AQ. A combination of office and home working is possible, to be agreed with your line manager.Notice period: There will be an initial probationary period of 3 months following which an appraisal will be made. If successful, a notice period of one month from either side will be required.Annual leave: 25 days plus Bank Holidays pro rata.Expenses: Car users will be reimbursed at 45p per miles and all out of pocket expenses incurred on behalf of the project will be reimbursed subject to satisfactory accounting.Pension: Lightfoot offers a work-based pension to employees; you can choose to opt out of this.Line Management: The Project Co-ordinator will provide the line management responsibilities with support from Enterprise House and the steering group.Recruitment Process:Application deadline: 10am Monday 20th MayPlease send a covering letter outlining why you are a good fit for the job and accompanying CV (including two referees).  Please include where you saw the job advertised.F.A.O. Daniel Hodgkiss, Project Co-ordinator, Going Wild in Bishop's Castle, Enterprise House, Station Street, Bishop's Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5AQor email to [email protected]. Interviews will take place in Bishop's Castle on Tuesday 4th and Thursday 6th June 2024 and if short-listed you will hear from us by 24th May. If you require any further information, please contact [email protected].