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Overview
The role focuses on supporting construction projects and delivery teams by integrating ecological expertise into project planning and delivery. The Ecologist will develop and enhance processes to ensure compliance with environmental legislation, biodiversity protection, and best practice environmental management.
By working closely with our construction internal teams and external specialists, you will ensure ecological risks are managed proactively and sustainably, contributing to improved environmental performance, project efficiency, and regulatory compliance.
Key Responsibilities
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Ecological Surveys and Assessments:
- Conduct ecological surveys, habitat assessments, and protected species monitoring across project sites
- Prepare and review Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), ecological reports, and supporting documentation
- Identify ecological constraints and advise project teams on mitigation measures
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Site Visits And Inspections:
- Perform regular site visits and environmental inspections to monitor compliance with ecological mitigation measures and identify potential risks
- Report findings and advise site teams on any required actions or charges to environmental management
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Regulatory Compliance And Advice:
- Ensure projects comply with UK wildlife and environmental legislation (e.g., Wildlife and Countryside Act, Habitats Regulations)
- Liaise with statutory consultees and environmental agencies where required after internal discussions and approval
- Support planning applications with ecological input and evidence
- Supporting with key project documentation to ensure compliance with client expectations
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Ecological Mitigation And Monitoring:
- Develop, implement, and monitor ecological mitigation strategies during construction
- Coordinate habitat management, translocations, or species protection plans as required
- Maintain a record of ecological compliance and monitor ongoing environmental performance


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- Training And Awareness:
- Provide ecological training and briefings for site teams and contractors
- Promote ecological awareness and good environmental practice across projects
Essential
- About You
- Degree or equivalent in Ecology, Environmental Science, or related field
- An understanding of the Wildlife and Countryside Act, Habitats Regulations, and protected species legislation
- Experience in conducting surveys relating to bats, great crested newts, reptiles, birds, flora, and habitats
- Knowledge of preparing or reviewing EIAs and ecological reports
- Report writing, presentation, and stakeholder liaison skills
- Proficient with the Microsoft Office suite of packages
Desirable
- Experience working on construction or infrastructure projects
- Member of CIEEM or equivalent professional body
- Geographic Information System (GIS) experience
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