Associate Director - Geoenvironmental

Bridgewater Consultancy UK Ltd; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible / hybrid working

25 days annual leave + bank holidays

Company pension scheme

Private healthcare or health cash plan

Professional development & chartership

Job summary

Bridgewater Consultancy UK Ltd. is seeking a geoenvironmental engineer to join its growing London office. The role offers permanent, hybrid work with exposure to high-profile projects and a clear path for career progression.

You will manage small to medium projects from inception to delivery, oversee Phase I/II investigations, and contribute to risk assessments and remediation strategies for complex site investigations.

Qualifications

• Degree in environmental science, geology, earth sciences, or a related discipline.
• Strong experience in Phase I and II assessments, site investigation, and remediation strategies.
• Familiarity with UK environmental regulations and industry guidance, with chartered status (e.g., CEnv, CGeol) or working towards chartership desirable.

Responsibilities

• Oversee contaminated land assessments and remediation strategies, liaising with client teams, regulators, and multidisciplinary project teams
• Support and deliver a wide range of contaminated land risk management services, from early-stage desk studies to site investigations, risk assessments, environmental due diligence, and material management
• Ensure that budget, programme, and quality requirements are met for the projects you manage

Skills

Contaminated land assessment

Environmental risk management

Project management

Client liaison

Report writing

Education

Degree in environmental science

Geology

Job description

Join a global consultancy delivering geoenvironmental solutions on complex projects, with strong progression and exposure to high-profile work.

10th November, 2026

Company Profile

A well-established engineering consultancy with an international presence, delivering innovative and sustainable solutions across infrastructure, development, and regeneration projects.
The company has a strong geoenvironmental capability, supporting site investigation, risk assessment, and remediation strategies. Known for its collaborative culture and technical excellence, it offers exposure to complex projects and clear opportunities for career progression.
The company combines technical excellence with a collaborative, people-focused culture, offering exposure to high-profile projects and clear opportunities for career development.
Due to increase in workload our client is seeking a geoenvironmental engineer with a minimum of 4 years experience for there thriving London office and make a meaningful impact on the future of our environment.

About the role

As part of our growing geotechnical team, you'll have the opportunity to take ownership of projects and shape the direction of our environmental services. Join a lively, hard-working, and diverse practice that values individual enterprise, creativity, and disciplined team endeavour.

• Permanent role with a supportive and inclusive team culture
• Opportunity to manage small/medium projects from inception to delivery
• Training and development opportunities to support your career growth.

Preferred Requirements

• Oversee contaminated land assessments and remediation strategies, liaising with client teams, regulators, and multidisciplinary project teams
• Support and deliver a wide range of contaminated land risk management services, from early-stage desk studies to site investigations, risk assessments, environmental due diligence, and material management
• Ensure that budget, programme, and quality requirements are met for the projects you manage
• Demonstrate expertise in contaminated land and environmental risk management
• Possess strong communication, reporting, and project management skills
• Minimum of 4 years experience ideally in a consultancy setup.

Preferred Qualifications

• Degree in environmental science, geology, earth sciences, or a related discipline
• Strong experience in Phase I and II assessments, site investigation, and remediation strategies
• Familiarity with UK environmental regulations and industry guidance, with chartered status (e.g., CEnv, CGeol) or working towards chartership desirable

Benefits

• Competitive salary with regular reviews
• Flexible / hybrid working options
• 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
• Company pension scheme
• Private healthcare or health cash plan
• Professional development & chartership support
• Exposure to high-profile, diverse projects
• Paid professional memberships
• Training and CPD support
• Collaborative, design-led working environment

Diversity & Inclusion Statement

We are committed to an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and supported. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and promote equal opportunities for all.