Principal EIA Consultant

Description

• Project Management: Make effective use of your project management skills, appropriately managing resources and budgets (with support as applicable).
• Provide Expertise: As a Principal Environmental Consultant you’ll manage environmental inputs to EIA Screening and Scoping reports, Environmental Impact Assessment Reports , Environmental Considerations Reports and supporting documents, including the technical review of specialist chapters. You’ll be involved across project life stages, from early strategy development and site identification studies, through feasibility, optioneering/ option selection, outline design, to detailed design, discharging of conditions, construction, and scheme operation/ maintenance. You’ll have the opportunity to work across a portfolio of development projects covering multiple consenting regimes (Local Authority applications, Strategic Infrastructure Development (SID) etc..).
• Client Contact: Your role will require the management of client relationships and internal supply teams.
• Developing skills in leading business development opportunities.
• Collaborate: You will be working as part of integrated design teams to improve the environmental outcomes of our projects – you will identify environmental constraints, identify impact avoidance and mitigation solutions, as well as opportunities to deliver benefits.
• Growth: You will promote AECOM’s environmental services to both internal and external audiences. You will identify and lead business development opportunities and associated fee and technical proposal development.
• Ensure Quality: Your role requires a critical eye for detail to ensure that our deliverables are produced to the highest quality standards and compliance with our rigorous quality management procedures.

Requirements

• Efficient verbal and report writing skills, including technical reviewing, and confidence when engaging with a wide variety of stakeholder groups.
• Comprehensive EIA consultancy experience, with proven skills in managing the preparation of environmental reports and the technical review of specialist chapters.
• Project management skills, including programming, staff resource and budget management.
• A detailed understanding of relevant Irish consenting regimes and environmental legislation.
• A degree in a relevant environmental discipline (preferably a Masters degree) and an appropriate professional membership (Chartered Environmentalists preferred).
• The ability to lead collaborative technical teams, coordinating inputs from technical specialists. Requires the ability to work closely with our clients and the provision of bespoke advice that helps clients to deliver their goals.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance