Environmental EIA Specialist for Projects

Environmental (EIA) - Expression of Interest; Greater London; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

WSP is seeking environmental professionals to support its Environmental Management and Assessment Team in the UK. The role involves delivering environmental inputs across projects from feasibility through to handover, and working with multi-disciplinary teams on renewables, aviation, rail and more.

Applicants should have an environmental degree, pursue Chartered status or IEMA, and possess experience with EIA processes, legislation and project management within a collaborative environment.

Qualifications

• Experience with EIA and EIA processes across projects
• Knowledge of environmental and planning legislation
• Coordinating environmental assessments on diverse projects
• Understanding of project management, commercial and risk aspects
• Strong verbal and written communication, reporting accuracy

Responsibilities

• Provide environmental advice and support to clients, project managers and colleagues
• Coordinate environmental inputs into projects (EIA screening, scoping, EIAs)
• Manage environmental studies, management plans and Environmental Statements
• Lead interactions with clients and multidisciplinary teams to drive sustainable design
• Support business development and bid activities for environmental services
• Promote innovative approaches like Digital EIA and Technical Excellence
• Mentor junior colleagues and foster an inclusive health and safety culture

Skills

EIA processes

Planning legislation

Coordination

Project management awareness

Communication skills

Stakeholder liaison

Report writing

Education

Environmental degree

IEMA membership / Chartered status

Job description

WSP is seeking environmental professionals to support its Environmental Management and Assessment Team in the UK. The role involves delivering environmental inputs across projects from feasibility through to handover, and working with multi-disciplinary teams on renewables, aviation, rail and more.

Applicants should have an environmental degree, pursue Chartered status or IEMA, and possess experience with EIA processes, legislation and project management within a collaborative environment.