Environmental Engineer (Permitting) - Remote Working

LMR Resourcing; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 55,000 - 96,000; Part time

Job summary

LMR Resourcing seeks an Environmental Consultant (Permitting) for a remote, part-time contract (~3 days/week). Attendance to a monthly on-site meeting is required, with remote work otherwise.

The role is outside IR35 and includes on-site visits to a major energy plant in West Wales about 1 day per month. You will develop and implement programs to comply with environmental regulations and permit requirements, support permitting applications (SSSI), and contribute to EMS and carbon reporting.

Qualifications

• Development and implementation of programs to comply with environmental regulations, permit requirements, internal policies and standards.
• Environmental input to projects at various design stages to identify environmental impacts and mitigate delays.
• Consultancy style support to projects including planning applications and environmental risk assessments.

Responsibilities

• Development and implementation of programs to comply with environmental regulations, permit requirements, internal policies and standards.
• Supporting project permitting process, development of permitting applications and packs and in particular SSSI permits.
• Supporting various aspects of environmental obligations including Environmental Management Systems (EMS), permitting strategy, permitting and consents, planning strategy and support, design standards, legal compliance, carbon reporting, climate change risk assessment and adaptation.
• Consultancy style support to projects and clients including planning applications and environmental risk assessments.
• Environmental input to projects at various design stages to identify environmental impacts at an early stage and mitigate any delay they may cause.
• Complete, submit and/or review required regulatory reports.
• Creating reports to identify environmental risk assessments associated with client / project needs and create plans to ensure compliance.

Skills

SSSI permitting

Environmental awareness

Education

Degree in Environmental, Chemical or related Engineering

Chartered status preferred

Job description

Environmental Consultant (Permitting) – Contract (3 days p/w) – Remote Working

Location: Remote Working

This is an excellent opportunity to join a leading engineering business during a period of continued growth as they support the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical and Renewable Energy sectors.

The role is part time (c.3 days p/w), working remotely though attendance to a monthly meeting will be required.

This role is deemed to be outside IR35.

Role & Responsibilities

• Development and implementation of programs to comply with environmental regulations, permit requirements, internal policies and standards.


• Supporting project permitting process, development of permitting applications and packs and in particular SSSI permits.


• Supporting various aspects of environmental obligations including Environmental Management Systems (EMS), permitting strategy, permitting and consents, planning strategy and support, design standards, legal compliance, carbon reporting, climate change risk assessment and adaptation.


• Consultancy style support to projects and clients including planning applications and environmental risk assessments.


• Environmental input to projects at various design stages to identify environmental impacts at an early stage and mitigate any delay they may cause.


• Complete, submit and/or review required regulatory reports.


• Creating reports to identify environmental risk assessments associated with client / project needs and create plans to ensure compliance.

Key Skills & Knowledge

• Degree in in Environmental, Chemical or equivalent Engineering.


• Chartered status preferred but not essential.


• Strong experience in SSSI permitting is essential.


• Awareness of Decarbonization, Renewables and Energy efficiency principles an advantage.

Additional Information

This is a part time contract role, working outside IR35 that will require at least 1 day per month on site in West Wales at a major energy plant