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A leading company is seeking an experienced Environmental Advisor to support renewable and grid infrastructure projects in Scotland. This site-based role involves ensuring environmental compliance and working closely with stakeholders to promote best practices in line with UK regulations.
Environmental Advisor - Transmission & Renewable Projects
Start Date:
Immediate
Duration:
3-6 months (with potential to extend)
Rate:
£400-£500/day (Outside IR35)
Location: Scotland (North)
Keywords:
Environmental Compliance, EMS, COSHH, Site Monitoring, Infrastructure, DCO, Energy Projects, Environmental Inspections, Legislation
Turner Lovell is seeking an experienced
Environmental Advisor
(Site-based) to support a key client delivering large-scale renewable and grid infrastructure works in
Scotland . This role offers the chance to directly contribute to vital energy developments supporting the UK's net zero goals.
We're looking for a proactive environmental professional with in-depth knowledge of UK and Scottish legislation and hands-on experience working on construction or energy infrastructure sites. You'll be embedded on site and act as a main point of contact for environmental compliance, reporting directly to the Environmental Manager and coordinating across internal and external teams.
Key Duties:
Carry out environmental inspections, site audits, and daily compliance checks
Support regulatory compliance including DCO obligations, water and pollution control, and COSHH
Coordinate environmental actions on site, working with stakeholders and contractors
Contribute to the development and upkeep of Environmental and Energy Management Systems
Train site personnel on environmental processes and statutory responsibilities
Manage and track permit and consent requirements throughout the project lifecycle
Engage with ECoWs and ensure alignment with best environmental practice
Review site performance and recommend improvements to mitigate risks
Communicate findings to senior teams and maintain detailed compliance records
Candidate Profile:
Degree-qualified in Environmental Science, Engineering, or a relevant field ( required )
Background in environmental roles on energy or infrastructure projects
Up-to-date knowledge of UK environmental law, with specific expertise in Scottish regulation
Confident working independently on site and managing compliance processes
Strong stakeholder engagement and reporting capabilities
This is a brilliant opportunity for an experienced advisor to make a meaningful impact on essential energy infrastructure. To apply, please contact
Maddie Jacob
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