Graduate EIA Consultant

SLR CONSULTING; City of Edinburgh; Hybrid; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a dynamic and forward-thinking environmental consultancy as a Graduate EIA Consultant. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on diverse projects in the Built Environment and Renewable Energy sectors, with mentorship from experienced professionals. Enjoy a hybrid working model that promotes work-life balance while contributing to impactful environmental assessments. With a commitment to professional development and a collaborative culture, this position is ideal for those passionate about sustainability and eager to make a difference in the industry.

Benefits

Healthcare benefits

Pension plan

Travel insurance

Life insurance

Structured career progression

Qualifications

• Candidates should have an environmental degree or be working towards one.
• Strong organizational and communication skills are essential.

Responsibilities

• Engage in environmental assessment and project management activities.
• Support project delivery across various sectors.

Skills

EIA Regulations knowledge

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Report writing proficiency

Teamwork ability

Initiative in business development

Time management

Education

Environmental degree

Postgraduate qualification

Tools

MS Office

Adobe

GIS

InDesign

MS Project

Job description

Job Title

Graduate EIA Consultant

Vacancy No

VN4911

Employment Type

Permanent

Contract Type

Full-Time

Job Description

SLR is a leading international multidisciplinary environmental consultancy working across six key sectors: Built Environment, Industry, Infrastructure, Power, Mining & Minerals, and Oil & Gas. We have a large and successful planning and EIA team that operates throughout the UK, Ireland, and internationally.

We are seeking an EIA consultant who can join as a Graduate or with some postgraduate experience to support our EIA and Planning team. The role is based in Manchester or Edinburgh, focusing on projects mainly within the Built Environment, Power (including Renewable Energy), and Waste and Minerals sectors. This position offers the chance to gain broad project experience across the UK and Ireland, with mentorship from senior staff involved in EIA projects.

The Role

The successful candidate will engage in environmental assessment and project management activities, supporting project delivery across various sectors. They will shadow senior team members, including Technical Directors, and participate actively in EIA projects. This role provides a dynamic environment for professional growth within a forward-thinking planning team.

SLR is adopting a hybrid working model. While flexibility is offered, the candidate will need to work part of the week at one of our hub offices to benefit from mentorship and team collaboration with professionals across multiple disciplines.

About us

SLR is a global leader in Sustainability Solutions, with over 4,000 employees across six regions and more than 125 countries. We foster a collaborative culture that supports professional development, offering competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits including healthcare, pension, travel, and life insurance, and a structured career progression framework. We also promote flexible, agile, and hybrid working arrangements to support work-life balance.

About you

Candidates should demonstrate:

• An environmental degree or postgraduate qualification, or be working towards one
• Good knowledge of EIA Regulations and the planning system
• Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Proficiency in report writing
• Ability to work as part of a team and manage consultants if necessary
• Initiative and involvement in business development or industry events
• Computer skills including MS Office, Adobe, GIS; InDesign and MS Project are desirable
• Graphics and report presentation skills are a plus
• Excellent time management

Culture & Inclusion at SLR

We are committed to diversity and inclusion, fostering an environment where all individuals can thrive. We welcome applications from underrepresented groups and provide support for applicants requiring adjustments during recruitment. As a Disability Confident employer, we ensure equitable support throughout the application process.

Key Responsibilities

Details to be provided.

Country

United Kingdom

Office

Edinburgh; Manchester