Brindle & Green Environmental Consultants
Assistant / Consultant Archaeologist (Derby)

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Job Title: Assistant / Consultant Archaeologist
Salary: £27,000 – £30,000
Location: Derby Office
Employment Type: Full-time
We are looking for a suitable applicant to support our expanding archaeology and heritage department. This role will involve the production of archaeological desk-based assessments and heritage statements, the undertaking of archaeological monitoring, and an involvement in expanding our department in the undertaking of archaeological evaluations.
A full driving licence is essential as the role will involve travel for site visits fieldwork.
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- Producing of archaeological desk-based assessments and heritage statements, in relation to projects throughout the UK;
- Managing and/or assisting in fieldwork duties (e.g. walkover surveys, watching briefs, evaluations).
- Liaising and communicating effectively with team members, clients, local authorities and sub-contractors;
- Advising the environmental team and clients regarding archaeology/heritage within planning and development design and;
- Producing quotes and managing the financial aspect of projects
Essential Criteria
- Excellent report writing skills;
- Technically competent and willing to learn and use GIS;
- Highly motivated and able to work by themselves and within a team;
- Strong attention to detail;
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal;
- Full driving licence and own transport.


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Desirable Criteria
- Degree in archaeology or related subject;
- Familiarity with GIS;
- Experience with producing formal reports and/or input to planning applications;
- Experience of undertaking trial trenching
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