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A leading consultancy in the UK is seeking a Major Projects Town Planning and Consents Lead to oversee consenting processes for major infrastructure projects. The role involves providing technical advice, managing applications, and leading negotiations with stakeholders. Ideal candidates will have a degree in town planning and strong project management skills. Join a team committed to innovation and making a positive impact in the infrastructure sector.
Join to apply for the Major Projects Town Planning and Consents Lead (Infrastructure Planning) role at WSP in the UK & Ireland.
WSP is an award-winning consultancy employing the largest number of chartered town planners across the UK, operating within infrastructure and property markets. We are experiencing significant growth in our Infrastructure Planning Team, with notable awards in 2024 from clients such as National Grid, Nuclear Waste Services, and others.
Our key clients include Bute Energy, East West Rail, EET Fuels, Eni UK, National Gas, SSE, Scottish Power Renewables, Southern Water, United Utilities, Yorkshire Water, and more. We employ highly skilled consenting specialists with experience in energy, renewables, nuclear, water, rail, transportation, and aviation sectors.
We seek experienced town planners or consents specialists to lead consenting inputs on major infrastructure projects, including securing approvals via the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, Planning Act 2008, and other regimes such as Planning (Wales) Act 2015, Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act, Transport and Works Act, or Electricity Act.
Responsibilities include:
Qualifications and experience:
If you do not meet all criteria, we encourage you to apply anyway, and we will assess your experience for suitability for this or other roles.
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