PropSource Consulting
Associate Town Planner

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I’m looking for an Associate Town or EIA Planner to join an established, national team for an independent planning consultancy that has a highly regarded reputation and presence in the Renewable Energy industry due to an increase in a successful project pipeline.
Renewable energy is not all they do, there’s an opportunity to get involved with retail, residential, industrial, commercial, and other projects.
You would be joining a friendly, close-knit, and non-corporate environment that has no red tape in terms of progression, autonomy with projects or processes. The Edinburgh team is led by a highly experienced and impressive leader who has a great network of clients and contacts within the market who is extremely personable and is a highly commended line manager.
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What I’m looking for:
- A self-sufficient Planner with between 7-10 years of experience, ideally in Renewable Energy or EIA.
- Experience in either the Scottish or English planning systems – both is even better.
- A self-starter, team player – this is a ‘no-ego’ team.
- Confidence and experience or keen to get involved with business development.
- Willingness to line manage a Junior Planner.


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What you can expect:
- A competitive salary, dependent on your experience, this role will pay the right amount for the right person.
- A discretionary bonus.
- A sociable team with multiple offices across the UK and further plans to grow.
- Hybrid working – 2/3 days in the office.
- Social away days and regular networking events.
- Learning hands on from a highly regarded director in the industry.
- Regular reviews.
- Plus more – to be discussed if interested.
If you’d be interested to know more, please do not hesitate to reach out and I’d be happy to arrange a conversation.
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