Associate Landscape Planner: LVIA Specialist, Hybrid Role

LEAD Careers; England; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A multidisciplinary consultancy in the UK seeks an Associate Landscape Planner to join their team in Oxfordshire. The role involves delivering Landscape Visual Impact Assessments for various significant development projects beyond just residential schemes. Ideal candidates should have a relevant degree in Landscape Architecture and experience in a consultancy environment. Benefits include a competitive salary of £45-55K, investment in training, and a hybrid working model.

Benefits

Investment in training and development

Hybrid working

Excellent support and mentoring

Payment of professional fees

Qualifications

• A relevant degree in Landscape Architecture is essential.
• Experience in a consultancy environment is required.
• Chartered membership with the Landscape Institute preferred.
• Understanding of landscape legislation and guidance must be demonstrated.
• Knowledge of LVIA guidance is advantageous.
• Strong written and communication skills are essential.
• Experience with Adobe Photoshop is necessary.
• Wind Farm software experience is desirable.
• Must hold a full & clean driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Deliver Landscape Visual Impact Assessments and related workstreams.
• Involve yourself in exciting development projects beyond residential schemes.

Skills

Landscape Architecture degree

Consultancy experience

Chartered member of the Landscape Institute

Understanding of landscape legislation

Knowledge of LVIA guidance

Excellent communication skills

Adobe Photoshop experience

Wind Farm software experience

Full & clean driving licence

Education

Relevant degree in Landscape Architecture

Tools

Adobe Photoshop

Wind Farm software

Job description

A multidisciplinary consultancy in the UK seeks an Associate Landscape Planner to join their team in Oxfordshire. The role involves delivering Landscape Visual Impact Assessments for various significant development projects beyond just residential schemes. Ideal candidates should have a relevant degree in Landscape Architecture and experience in a consultancy environment. Benefits include a competitive salary of £45-55K, investment in training, and a hybrid working model.