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Senior Geoenvironmental Consultant

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Salary: GBP40,000 - GBP50,000
Location: Birmingham
A well-established environmental and geotechnical consultancy is looking to appoint a Senior Geoenvironmental Consultant to join their Birmingham team. The role will suit an experienced geoenvironmental professional looking to take on greater responsibility across a varied project portfolio, with a good balance of site work, technical reporting, and project management.
You will work across a range of contaminated land, ground investigation, and remediation projects, supporting projects from initial investigation through to assessment, reporting, and remediation.
The Role
- Managing and supervising ground investigations and contaminated land assessments
- Producing Phase 1 Preliminary Risk Assessments and Phase 2 Site Investigation reports
- Reviewing historical, geological, and environmental data
- Developing conceptual site models and undertaking contamination risk assessments
- Soil, groundwater, and gas monitoring and sampling
- Managing subcontractors and site investigation contractors
- Interpreting laboratory data and assessing potential pollutant linkages
- Producing remediation strategies and validation reports
- Supporting remediation projects and overseeing validation works
- Preparing technical reports and presenting findings to clients
- Managing projects, budgets, and programmes
- Liaising with clients, regulators, contractors, and other consultants
- Supporting and mentoring junior members of the team
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- Degree in Geology, Environmental Science, Environmental Geology, or a related discipline
- Strong experience within geoenvironmental consultancy
- Experience delivering contaminated land and ground investigation projects
- Good understanding of UK contaminated land legislation and guidance
- Experience with Phase 1 and Phase 2 investigations
- Strong technical report writing skills
- Commercial awareness and experience managing projects
- Full UK driving licence
This is a good opportunity for a Senior Geoenvironmental Consultant looking to progress their career within a growing consultancy, with exposure to technically varied projects and the opportunity to take on increased responsibility across project delivery and client management.
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