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Carrington West are seeking an experienced Ecologist to join our growing rail infrastructure team. The role involves providing ecological support across projects in the South East, working closely with construction teams to ensure compliance with Network Rail standards.
You will oversee multiple sites, handle PEAs, and contribute to shaping ecological delivery from Kent to South Essex, with a mix of office and site-based work and a company van provided.
Are you an experienced Ecologist with a background working on rail infrastructure projects?
Do you have experience working for a contractor or principal contractor and want to join a growing business with an expanding portfolio of infrastructure work?
Salary: £50,000 - £60,000
Location: South East, with offices in Ashford and Colchester
Working arrangements: Approximately 2 days per week office-based, with regular site travel
- Company van provided
I’m looking for an experienced Ecologist to join an established infrastructure contractor delivering work across the rail sector while continuing to diversify into other major infrastructure environments.
Joining a busy HSQE team, you’ll take responsibility for ecological support across projects throughout Kent, Sussex, Wessex and South Essex, working closely with operational and project teams to ensure ecological requirements are properly understood and managed throughout project delivery.
This would particularly suit someone who enjoys being close to delivery and working directly with construction teams rather than operating solely in an advisory or client-side capacity.
You’ll join a business with an established rail presence that is expanding its work across wider infrastructure sectors, creating the opportunity to gain exposure to a varied project portfolio.
The business is particularly interested in finding someone who can bring strong rail ecology experience and practical contractor-side knowledge, allowing you to add value quickly while becoming an important part of a growing HSQE function.