My client a market leading Environmental and Engineering Consultancy, is searching for a Graduate Environmental Consultant to join their Hydro-Ecology Team based in Stafford.
Candidates are required to have a strong academic background in hydrology, flood risk, water resources or GIS and have a keen interest in hydrology, water quality and hydro-ecology.
Experience working for a UK based Consultancy or completing projects covering river habitat surveys, environmental permitting or compliance is also advantageous.
You will also be required to have excellent written and verbal communication skills to write reports.
As a Graduate Environmental Consultant you will join an experienced team to complete varied hydrological, water quality, hydro-ecology, flood risk and water resources projects for infrastructure, renewable energy and developments across the UK. You will be trained and supported to complete;
- Watercourse assessments.
- River habitat surveys.
- Habitat regulation assessments.
- Protected species surveys for white clawed cray fish and water voles.
- Water framework directive assessments.
- Water resource assessments
- Hydrological assessments
- Water quality sampling, assessments and monitoring.
- Data analysis of monitoring data.
- Flood risk assessments.
- GIS mapping.
- Climate risk and resilience assessments .
- Environmental permitting applications and compliance.
- Site visits, sampling and of river environments.
This role offers a competitive salary, career progression, flexible working and innovative projects across the UK. This role is based from the Stafford office on a hybrid basis.
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Graduate Environmental Consultant in Stafford employer: isepglobal
Jacobs is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, allowing you to thrive as a Principal Ecologist in the vibrant cities of Glasgow or Edinburgh. With a strong commitment to employee growth, you will have access to professional development opportunities while contributing to impactful environmental projects across Scotland and beyond. The hybrid working model offers flexibility, ensuring a healthy work-life balance as you lead a dedicated team in shaping ecological strategies.
