EIA Manager40,000 to 55,000 + company car + benefitsHybrid working - South UK-basedAre you ready to lead Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) support during design on complex infrastructure projects? Do you enjoy turning environmental risk and compliance into practical, measurable improvements?We're looking for a EIA Manager to join a leading UK Principal Contractor, turning over in excess of 2bn. This is an opportunity to play a leading role in the environmental delivery of major infrastructure projects across the UK, helping to shape environmental strategy from design through to delivery, joining an existing team of over 30 environmental professionals.This is a hybrid role, with offices based across Oxfordshire, Beaconsfield, Bristol, Exeter, Cambridge, Suffolk, Ipswich, Luton or Winchester.Key responsibilities of the EIA Manager:Provide environmental advice and support across key project stages, coordinating internal and external inputsDeliver/oversee EIA processes, ensuring high-quality outputs and compliance through to handover to deliveryEmbed carbon reduction, nature-based and climate resilience solutions through stakeholder engagementLead technical review and support assessment, consents and sustainability inputs on complex projectsThe successful EIA Manager will have:Degree qualified in an environmental or related disciplineWorking knowledge of EIA processes, assessment methods and relevant planning legislationProven experience delivering environmental assessments, consents and sustainability inputs across complex projectsStrong report writing, technical review and project management skills; confident stakeholder engagement and UK driving licenceIf this sounds like the role for you, you require further information or you would like to apply, please contact Alex Lee on or 01923 973 122. Job Reference - AL 4753Discipline(s): Sustainability and Environment, Environment and SustainabilityJob type: Permanent
EIA Manager employer: Irwin & Colton
Irwin & Colton is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment in Oxford where the SHEQ Advisor can make a significant impact on health, safety, and environmental practices within a leading civil engineering firm. With a strong commitment to employee development, competitive compensation, and a culture that prioritises safety and innovation, this role provides a unique opportunity to contribute to high-profile projects while enjoying a generous car allowance and the chance to shape strategic initiatives.
