Ofertas de científico medioambiental/científica medioambiental en Irlanda (Border)

•    Carries out environment-related desk-based research and fieldwork to collect, analyse and interpret data to determine their validity, quality and significance.

•    Carries out environmental audits and environmental impact assessments.

•    Communicates scientific and technical information to relevant audiences in an appropriate form, via reports, workshops, educational events.

•    Assists organisations to conduct their activities in an environmentally appropriate manner.

•    Implements, reviews and advises on regulatory and legislative standards, guidelines and policies.

•    Provides professional guidance to clients, government agencies, regulators and other relevant bodies, having regard for sustainable approaches and solutions.

•    Managing Development Projects – Extended Phase 1 Habitat Assessment (according to Best Practice Guidelines: Fossitt 2000 in RoI, or JNCC in NI).

•    Meet regularly with your Line Manager to ensure Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is up to date and that you are managing your workloads appropriately with them.

•    Desk based assessments to inform Ecology reports.

•    Field Surveys for Habitats / Protected Species (according to skill set).

•    Potentially assisting with Ecological Clerk of Works (ECoW) duties.

•    Supporting the team with and drafting Environmental Reports (including Chapters for Environmental Impact Assessment; Ecological Impact Assessment; Appropriate Assessment and Habitats Regulation Assessment, in RoI and NI as necessary).

•    Providing Clients with advice in accordance with conservation legislation and protected species licensing (according to competency and experience levels).

•    Follow health and safety guidance according to Woodrow APEM H&S Statement and implement company and Client requirements for H&S for yourself and others, particularly while on site.

•    Book and access equipment, tools, vehicles in the Woodrow Sligo Office to ensure you can undertake robust surveys depending on the ecological requirements for this.

Skills/Knowledge/Experience/Qualifications

•    A third-level qualification in ecology, botany or similar.

•    Competent field skills to carry out Extended Phase 1 Habitat Assessment according to Fossitt 2000, JNCC and Heritage Survey Guidance and in accordance with CIEEM Guidelines.

•    Be able to work autonomously.

•    GIS mapping experience.

•    3+ years’ experience in consultancy.

•    Full, clean EU driving license.

•    Excellent technical report writing skills.

•    Detailed knowledge of wildlife and conservation legislation within Ireland.

•    Experience of project and client management.