Remote Environmental Permitting Consultant - Part Time

LMR Resourcing; Wales; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

LMR Resourcing seeks an Environmental Consultant (Permitting) for a part-time contract (approx. 3 days per week) with remote working and monthly attendance at a West Wales energy plant.

The role supports permitting processes, EMS development, and regulatory reporting, with a focus on SSSI permits and environmental risk assessments. A degree in Environmental/Chemical engineering is required, Chartered status preferred, and experience in SSSI permitting is essential.

Qualifications

• Degree in Environmental, Chemical or equivalent Engineering (required).
• Chartered status preferred but not essential.
• Strong experience in SSSI permitting is essential.
• Awareness of Decarbonization, Renewables and Energy efficiency principles an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Development and implementation of programs to comply with environmental regulations and permit requirements.
• Supporting project permitting process and development of permitting applications and packs (SSSI permits).
• Supporting EMS, permitting strategy, planning, and carbon reporting.
• Consultancy support to projects including planning applications and environmental risk assessments.
• Provide environmental input to projects to identify impacts early and mitigate delays.
• Complete, submit and/or review regulatory reports as required.
• Create reports to identify environmental risk assessments and compliance plans.

Skills

SSSI permitting

Environmental compliance

Environmental reporting

Education

Degree in Environmental, Chemical or equivalent Engineering

Job description

LMR Resourcing seeks an Environmental Consultant (Permitting) for a part-time contract (approx. 3 days per week) with remote working and monthly attendance at a West Wales energy plant.

The role supports permitting processes, EMS development, and regulatory reporting, with a focus on SSSI permits and environmental risk assessments. A degree in Environmental/Chemical engineering is required, Chartered status preferred, and experience in SSSI permitting is essential.