Associate EIA Specialist
Cardiff
£55,000-£66,000 per annum
Are you a water environment specialist with expertise and a love for technical work, tired of your days involving managing administrative timelines, chasing sub-consultants, or losing hours to a compulsory 3-to-4-day weekly commute? Well, a highly recognised, well established water environment team are recruiting for their next Associate EIA Specialist, and this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
The role of the Associate EIA Specialist will involve a focus on technical authoring, mentoring junior specialists and leadership of EIA water assessments. This permanent hybrid role will only require a minimum of 1 day a week in office, allowing for up to 4 days remote. The Associate EIA Specialist will act as a technical anchor for the team
Benefits for the successful Associate EIA Specialist:
- A competitive salary of £55,000-£66,000 (depending on experience),
- Other company benefits such as 5% matched pension contributions, tax-free bonuses, and a Cycle to Work scheme
- A clear opportunity for career progression for all employees
- Very generous leave entitlement
- Flexible working and a strong emphasis placed on work life balance
Requirements for the Associate EIA Specialist role:
- A chartered professional (e.g., via CIWEM, ICE, or Geological Society), or actively working at a senior level aiming to achieve it
- Proven experience in writing and defending robust hydrogeology, hydrology, and water environment chapters for complex EIAs.
This is a permanent role.
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Associate EIA Specialist in Cardiff employer: Penguin Recruitment Ltd
Join a highly regarded planning consultancy in Surrey that prioritises the growth and development of its employees. With structured training, mentorship, and clear career progression opportunities, you will thrive in a supportive and collaborative environment while working on diverse planning projects that shape communities. This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates to gain hands-on experience and make a meaningful impact in the field of town planning.
