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Following its recent acquisition by SLR Wardell Armstrong forms part of a leading global environmental and sustainability consultancy working on projects across the world from over 100 offices. Starting as a UK business in 1994 SLR now operates as a global company with more than 3500 people delivering clientfocused solutions across Europe North America Pacific Asia and Africa. Throughout this time SLR has strived to grow both organically and through welcoming other likeminded businesses such as Wardell Armstrong into its One Team of talented consultants. In doing so its core objective is to assist clients and colleagues alike in Making Sustainability Happen.
The Opportunity:
Working as part of our Birminghambased Environment and Planning team you will be involved in the screening scoping and coordination of Environmental Impact Assessments working with internal and external specialists and environmental stakeholders. In addition you will be involved in the preparation and delivery of planning applications for a wide variety of infrastructure and development projects. You will help with the financial monitoring of projects and budget management and assist in business development activities.
Our EIA Team provide high quality support to a range of development types including residential development retail storage and distribution renewable energy waste facilities utilities and minerals.
Our EIA Coordinators are experts in their field and oversee and manage EIAs from a schemes conception to the post submission phase. Wardell Armstrong is also a registrant of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) EIA Quality Mark demonstrating our commitment to excellence in our EIA services.
The position is a fulltime position although part time applicants will be considered. We are open to various levels of experience from 28 yrs.
We place emphasis on staff development and encourage selfdirected study and career progression. We offer support to staff working towards Chartered Status and we also pay a chartership reward on successful attainment of professional registration with an approved chartered organisation. We offer a competitive salary that is reviewed annually based on performance.
As the successful applicant you will hold a degree in an environmental discipline and ideally (although not essential) a second degree in Environmental Impact Assessment or Environmental Management.
You will be motivated and demonstrate strong organisational and communication skills. You will be prepared to be flexible and contribute to the work streams of multiple teams. You will also have a good knowledge of the UK planning system the EIA Regulations and experience of coordinating environmental assessments. Due to the nature of the work you may be required to travel throughout the UK.
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