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Associate Director of Ornithology \n 📍North Wales, Inverness or Edinburgh \n Hybrid/Flexible \n Full time or part time considered \n \n Known in the market as a people-first business: one that invests seriously in developing its staff, encourages innovation from every level, and backs it up with real career progression rather than just promising it. \n \n Company Overview - well-established, highly respected environmental consultancy that has spent over 15 years at the heart of the UK's net-zero economy. \n \n\n • Big influence, medium-company feel: the person will have much more visibility and impact than they would at a larger consultancy.\n, • Strategic importance: ornithology is a key part of the renewables and overhead line work, so this hire really matters.\n, • Shape the service line: the role has genuine scope to help lead and develop the ornithology community of practice.\n, • Cross-business reach: influence ornithology delivery across the wider business, not just one office.\n, • Collaborative technical environment: work closely with GIS/modelling teams and has developed innovative modelling approaches.\n, • Brilliant reputation for problem-solving: the work involves challenging sites and sensitive species, which suits someone who enjoys complex technical delivery.\n, • Supportive structure: there’s scope to tailor the role around the person’s strengths, especially if they bring BD or broader business leadership.\n, • Flexible working: part-time candidates would be considered\n\n \n With a reputation for expert, fuss-free advice and a genuinely collaborative, one-team culture, they support developers and infrastructure clients across the low carbon sector - from renewable energy to major nature-based and biodiversity-led projects. \n \n For a senior specialist looking for a business that will genuinely listen to their ideas and back their growth, this is a rare opportunity. \n \n The Role \n This is a senior, leadership-level opportunity to join a highly regarded Ecology team as a Principal Ornithologist, with room at Associate Director or Technical Director for the right person, working closely with the organisation's Senior Leadership Team. \n \n You'll take a lead role in shaping and delivering ornithological services across a portfolio of medium and large-scale projects central to the low carbon economy - while also playing a genuine hand in developing the team's future direction, from service innovation to how data is collected and analysed. \n \n Key Responsibilities \n\n • Direct and manage a range of medium and large projects delivering high-quality Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Habitat Regulations Appraisal (HRA) services\n, • Play an active role in shaping the ornithology service offering, bringing new ideas to life as practical client solutions\n, • Build and maintain solid stakeholder relationships with bodies\n, • Own and grow key client relationships\n, • Work alongside a highly regarded in-house GIS team to strengthen expertise in collision risk modelling, spatial modelling, displacement analysis, and population viability analysis\n, • Support with resource and business planning, or learn if stepping up\n, • Mentor and advise junior team members - deputising where required\n, • Act as a trusted technical authority, championing best practice both internally and with external partners\n\n \n About You \n\n • Experience in ornithology/ecological consultancy\n, • Onshore renewables or wind farm EIA\n, • Proven people management and staff development experience.\n, • Comfortable leading both technically and commercially; BD capability would be a plus.\n, • Able to work across complex/problem sites and collaborate with GIS/modelling teams.\n, • Working knowledge of UK legislation and guidance relevant to ornithological assessment\n, • Confident communicator, able to flex between strategic and highly technical conversations with clients and stakeholders\n, • A genuinely collaborative, flexible approach to team working, paired with natural curiosity and an appetite to innovate\n, • Sound understanding of health & safety practice and risk assessment relevant to ecological fieldwork\n\n \n What's on Offer \n\n • Competitive salary, benchmarked to experience and market rate\n, • Annual discretionary performance bonus (paid out in each of the last three years)\n, • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, and a pension scheme\n, • Flexible benefits including an employee assistance programme, cycle to work scheme, and tax-free childcare\n, • Genuine hybrid/flexible working to support work-life balance\n, • A clear, supported path for career progression, underpinned by a buddying and mentoring culture\n, • The opportunity to lead on high-profile, cutting-edge projects shaping the UK's low carbon future\n\n \n Next Steps \n APPLY NOW or reach out to Jim Merryfield at CleanTech Talent \n \n Feel as though you're operating at a senior level but don't hit all the requirements? We encourage you to apply as we have flexibility based on the individual experience. \n \n CleanTech Talent are acting as the employment agency for this position.

Role: Ecological or Environmental Clerk of Works \n Location: Inverness or Edinburgh \n Duration: Permanent \n \n Job Description \n Make a real environmental impact—on the ground, where it matters most. \n \n We’re looking for passionate ECoWs / EnvCoWs to join our growing team, supporting a wide range of projects across Scotland—from renewable energy and infrastructure to peatland restoration. \n If you thrive in a site-based role, enjoy collaborating with teams, and want to help deliver sustainable outcomes, we want to hear from you. \n \n The role \n This is a predominantly site-based position, with time allocated for reporting and project coordination. You’ll play a key role in ensuring environmental compliance during construction phases across a range of projects. \n \n Key responsibilities include: \n\n • Acting as the on-site environmental/ecological advisor\n, • Ensuring compliance with environmental commitments, planning conditions, and legislation\n, • Supporting pollution prevention and environmental best practice\n, • Delivering toolbox talks and engaging site teams\n, • Collecting water quality samples and monitoring site performance\n, • Attending and contributing to site meetings\n, • Producing clear and accurate ECoW logs and reports\n, • Liaising with clients, contractors, and project managers\n, • Supporting surveys, documentation, and environmental planning\n, • Contributing to Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs)\n, • Working closely with senior ecologists and project teams\n, • Playing an active role in our ECoW community of practice\n\n \n Qualifications \n Essential: \n\n • Degree in Ecology, Environmental Science, or related discipline\n, • Experience in an ECoW, EnvCoW or Environmental Advisor role\n, • Strong report writing skills and attention to detail\n, • Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills\n, • Full UK driving licence\n\n \n Desirable: \n\n • Membership of CIEEM (or working towards)\n, • Valid CSCS card\n, • Knowledge of UK environmental legislation and guidance\n\n \n For more information and immediate consideration please apply directly to this advertisement

\n About the Company \n \n \n We’re working with a boutique environmental consultancy (10–15 staff) based in Inverness to hire a Senior Ecologist. This is a rare opportunity to join a genuinely flexible and mission-driven team working across renewable energy, woodland creation, and ecological restoration projects throughout Scotland. \n \n \n About the Role \n \n \n You’ll lead and mentor a small team of 2–3 ecologists, contributing your technical knowledge while managing surveys, reporting, and client engagement. You’ll also have the autonomy to shape your workload depending on your interests - whether that’s bat activity surveys, peatland restoration, or biodiversity net gain strategies. \n \n \n Responsibilities \n \n \n\n • Leading field surveys and reporting (especially bats, habitats, peatland, GWDTE)\n, • Occasional ECoW cover on projects (training provided if needed)\n, • Supporting and mentoring junior ecologists\n, • Travelling to remote Scottish sites, including Skye and the Western Isles (air travel provided)\n, • Engaging with clients across wind energy, housing, and woodland schemes\n\n \n \n Qualifications \n \n \n\n • 4+ years’ experience in ecological consultancy or similar\n, • Strong knowledge of UK wildlife legislation, planning, and survey methods\n, • Full UK driving licence\n, • Experience in sectors like renewables, housing, or habitat creation preferred\n\n \n \n Required Skills \n \n \n\n • Confident leading fieldwork and producing high-quality reports\n, • Happy mentoring junior colleagues and managing small teams\n, • Comfortable with regular travel to sites (including occasional air travel to the islands)\n, • Capable of supporting ECoW work as needed\n, • Interested in carving out a niche — from bats to peatland or something else\n\n \n \n Preferred Skills \n \n \n\n • Experience in sectors like renewables, housing, or habitat creation preferred\n\n \n \n Pay range and compensation package \n \n \n\n • Salary: £35,500 – £43,000 DOE\n, • Holidays: 25 days + 9 statutory holidays\n, • Hours: 40 hours/week with TOIL (Time Off in Lieu) policy\n, • Mileage: Paid\n, • Flexible working: Hybrid options supported\n, • Annual salary review: Around 10% uplift (when targets are met)\n, • After year 1: Fully funded European study trip aligned with ecological interests (e.g. wolf behaviour in Slovakia)\n, • After year 2: Fully funded Americas study trip\n, • After year 3: Fully funded Asia study trip\n\n \n \n Equal Opportunity Statement \n \n \n Unlike larger firms, this consultancy doesn’t chase every contract - they focus on projects they’re passionate about. Whether that’s restoring bogs, protecting bats, or guiding sustainable woodland schemes, your voice shapes the company’s direction. \n \n \n With annual salary reviews, funded study trips abroad, and a tight-knit team, this is a great next step if you’re looking for growth, flexibility, and impact. \n \n \n How to Apply \n \n \n To learn more or apply confidentially, contact us directly. \n

\n Category Manager \n Scotland (office attendance once a month if needed) \n 58,000 \n Permanent \n Morgan Hunt are delighted to be supporting s public sector client as they are looking to welcome a Category Manager to the team on a full time and permanent basis. \n This role reports to the Head of Procurement and you will support 3 Procurement Specialists. \n Main Responsibilities \n \n • Lead and manage complex procurement projects across your allocated portfolio from planning through to completion.\n, • Develop category strategies that deliver value, reduce costs and manage risk while improving supplier performance.\n, • Manage and support a small procurement team by allocating work and providing professional advice and guidance.\n, • Lead the full procurement process including strategy, tendering, evaluation, negotiation and contract award.\n, • Build strong relationships with colleagues and suppliers while providing clear and practical procurement advice.\n, • Identify opportunities to improve procurement through better processes, strategic sourcing and collaborative approaches.\n, • Promote sustainable procurement by considering social value, community benefits, fair work and environmental impact.\n, • Support contract management and negotiation while working closely with legal and contract specialists.\n, • Promote good governance and compliance through audits, risk management, policy development, training and process improvement.\n, • Provide senior support across the procurement function, including deputising for the Head of Procurement when required.\n \n \n Experience \n \n • Proven procurement experience with a strong understanding of public sector regulations, compliance and best practice.\n, • Experience developing effective category strategies that support business needs, market conditions and organisational goals.\n, • Strong commercial and analytical skills, with the ability to manage risk, resolve complex issues and contribute to strategic decisions.\n, • Ability to lead and develop others through effective coaching, mentoring, knowledge sharing and resource planning.\n, • Confident using Microsoft Office and digital procurement systems, with the ability to analyse data and support informed decision-making.\n, • Relevant professional qualifications or equivalent experience are desirable, along with knowledge of contract law, project management and multi-site working.\n \n \n Please apply if interested or contact Emma Ritchie on 07488885327 or at \n Morgan Hunt is a multi-award-winning recruitment business for interim, contract and permanent recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer. Job suitability is assessed on merit in accordance with the individual's skills, qualifications and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role. \n Morgan Hunt is a multi-award-winning recruitment business for interim, contract and temporary recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer. Job suitability is assessed on merit in accordance with the individual's skills, qualifications and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role. \n

MB959: Consents ManagerLocation: InvernessSalary: £70,000 - £75,000 + £5,750 Car AllowanceWorking Hours: Monday to Friday, 37.5 hours per weekAdditional Company Benefits: Exceptional Career Development Opportunities, Company Car/Car Allowance (Depending on job grade), Pension matched up to 8%, 25 days annual leave – plus holiday (opportunity to buy/sell leave will be implemented from January 2026), Private medical insurance, Free 24/7 EAPOverview:First Military Recruitment is proudly working in partnership with a fantastic national construction business who are looking to recruit a Consents Manager on a permanent basis due to growth based at either their Inverness depot.Duties and Responsibilities: • Managing project consents and regulatory approval requirements, • Coordinating permit and consent applications across the project, • Liaising with statutory bodies, regulators and key stakeholders, • Monitoring consent conditions and ensuring ongoing compliance, • Supporting planning and environmental obligations across delivery teams, • Managing consent related documentation and reporting, • Providing advice and guidance to project teams on consent requirements, • Supporting risk management and programme considerations linked to approvals and permits Skills and Experien...

Building a sustainable tomorrow At BAM, we are currently seeking a Social Sustainability Coordinator to join our Scotland team, based in either Aberdeenshire or Inverness. In this role, you will support the delivery of BAMs social sustainability objectives across three key areas: Social Mobility promoting employment, education, and training opportunities. Foundational Economy supporting investment in social enterprises, local businesses, and volunteering initiatives. Social Inclusion delivering community engagement activities and supporting equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) initiatives. You will work closely with both internal and external stakeholders to plan, promote, deliver, monitor, and report on BAMs social sustainability programmes and commitments. This position offers a blend of office-based, home-based, and project site working. Please note that you will be required to be on site at least 2 days a week. We actively encourage and support hybrid and flexible working arrangements, helping our colleagues achieve a positive work-life balance while delivering meaningful impact within local communities. Making Possible Demonstrate strong leadership, communication, collaboration, planning, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills, while embodying BAMs values and customer-focused approach. Support the development and delivery of Social Sustainability strategies, plans, targets, and Local Needs Analyses (LNAs) aligned to client requirements, project objectives, and National TOMs. Understands and is able to explain the relevant legislation and government guidance related to social value in terms of inputs, outputs, outcomes and impacts. Support Local Needs Analysis (LNA) development, alongside knowledge of using TOMs to inform decision-making, identify opportunities and risks for social value. Maintain knowledge of social value legislation, guidance, socially responsible procurement, and sustainability reporting requirements. Coordinate and support Social Mobility, Foundational Economy, and Social Inclusion activities, ensuring projects meet contractual social sustainability commitments. Build and manage relationships with clients, communities, supply chain partners, VCSE organisations, and internal stakeholders, delivering effective engagement and communication plans. Identify opportunities for spend with local procurement; spend with MSMEs, VCSEs and other marginalised/ social businesses, and negotiate and influence increased local and social spend with commercial/ procurement teams. Forecast the social, economic, and environmental risks related to supply chain partners, and effectively manage activity to mitigate risks. Set subcontractor/ consultant targets, and work with the commercial team to embed Social Sustainability requirements within subcontracts and negotiations, recording, reporting and overseeing related performance. Promote socially responsible procurement by identifying opportunities for local, SME, VCSE, and social enterprise spend, while supporting supply chain compliance and performance. Contribute to work-winning activities through the preparation of LNAs, bid support, case studies, and social value content. Produce case studies/ good news stories to showcase social sustainability supports; review and provide feedback during bid response development. Champion diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) by supporting project objectives, sharing best practice, and promoting inclusive behaviours. Collaborate with internal experts to understand company policies and strategies, initiatives, and evidence that can support tender writing in relation to D&I and share learning with project stakeholders. Research emerging trends and best practice in social sustainability, sharing knowledge across projects and teams. Collect, analyse, and report social value performance data, ensuring accurate measurement of outcomes, impacts, and progress against agreed targets. Use qualitative and quantitative data, providing reports to show the impact of service delivery. What do you bring to the role? You will have an understanding of societal, industry and legislative drivers of social value and be informed by thought leadership, best practice and research related to Social Sustainability Ability to work well in a team A high degree of energy and self-motivation Ideally a degree level qualification or equivalent Previous experience in a similar role, with knowledge of social value and social sustainability principles, and performance measurement and reporting Experienced in stakeholder management/community engagement and managing and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders and partners An understanding of Diversity and Inclusion related to social value and stakeholder management Knowledge and experience in National TOMs and expertise in using tools and techniques to assess social value outputs, impact and outcomes. Experience of supporting tender submissions, preparing case studies, evidence and gathering and reporting performance data Excellent organisation/time management skills Enthusiasm and ability to inspire, influence and engage a broad cross section of stakeholders Excellent written and verbal communication skills Be highly competent in MS Suite especially Word, Excel and PowerPoint A willingness to travel regularly throughout the region, and UK&I as required, and ideally a full UK driving licence Whats in it for you? Competitive salary A wide range of family-friendly policies Company car/car allowance/travel allowance 8 % matched pension contributions Private healthcare Life assurance 26 days holiday 2 wellbeing days 1 volunteering day Personal and professional development TPBN1_UKTJ

Our client is a leading provider of specialist engineering, maintenance, and commissioning services to the global power generation industry. They are committed to delivering excellence while maintaining the highest standards of health, safety, environmental, and quality performance. Currently looking for an experienced and proactive Health & Safety Advisor to support their UK and international operations. This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated professional who is passionate about creating safe working environments and influencing a positive safety culture across a diverse range of projects. This role will be based in the North of Scotland and candidates outwith this area will not be considered The Role As Health & Safety Advisor, you will work closely with project managers, site teams, and clients to ensure compliance with health and safety legislation, company policies, and industry best practice. You will play a key role in promoting a proactive safety culture while supporting operational teams across multiple locations. Key Responsibilities Provide competent health and safety advice and guidance to operational teams. Conduct site inspections, audits, and behavioural safety observations. Support project planning through risk assessments and method statement reviews. Investigate accidents, incidents, and near misses, identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions. Monitor compliance with UK legislation and client-specific health and safety requirements. Deliver toolbox talks, inductions, and health and safety training where required. Assist with the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of company HSEQ systems. Prepare reports, statistics, and documentation for management and clients. Support ISO management systems and contribute to internal and external audits. Promote a positive safety culture throughout the business and across project sites. About You The successful candidate will have: NEBOSH General Certificate (minimum) or equivalent health and safety qualification. Experience in a Health & Safety Advisor role within power generation, engineering, construction, industrial, or heavy engineering environments. Sound knowledge of UK health and safety legislation. Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the confidence to engage personnel at all levels. Excellent organisational skills and attention to detail. Ability to work independently while supporting multiple projects. Full UK driving licence. Flexibility to travel throughout the UK and internationally as business needs require. Desirable NEBOSH Diploma or working towards Chartered Membership of IOSH. Internal Auditor qualification. Experience working on power stations, energy infrastructure, or industrial shutdown projects. Environmental management knowledge. First Aid at Work qualification. Whats On Offer Competitive salary. Pension scheme. Ongoing professional development and training. Career progression within a growing international business. A supportive team committed to safety, quality, and operational excellence. TPBN1_UKTJ

This is a fantastic opportunity for the right candidate to take on a wide variety of challenges, including management of people, clients and projects, technical leadership, business development, commercial management, delivery of training etc. We will work to shape the role around the right person to some degree, but a degree of project management and ornithological skills experience would be advantageous. Arthian is recruiting for a Senior or Principal Consultant to support the growth of the Ecology & Biodiversity Team in Scotland. Whilst the location can be flexible, we are ideally looking for someone who can commute to our offices in Inverness c. once per week. The ideal candidate will possess a BSc and/or MSc in Ecology or related discipline and be a Full Member (or eligible for Full Membership) of a relevant professional body such as the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM). The following skills are considered essential to the role: • Proven experience in leading ecological surveys and assessments across a range of Scottish habitats and species, • Demonstrable experience in project management, including client liaison, budget management, and team coordination, • Experience in tender writing, fee proposals, and business development, • Good working knowledge of Scottish planning system, wildlife legislation, planning policy, and ecological best practice (e.g. NPF4, CIEEM guidelines), • Excellent report writing skills, including EcIA, HRA, and mitigation strategies, • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to talk to clients about complex problems using plain language, • Experience mentoring junior staff and contributing to team management / development, • Ability to undertake technical reviews of PEAs, ecological assessments and other report types, • A willingness to be inventive and creative in developing ecological solutions to novel problems, • Willingness to travel and work flexible hours, including occasional overnight stays, • Full UK driving licence The following skills would be advantageous, but are not an essential requirement for the role: • Chartered Ecologist (CEcol) or Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) status, • Experience in ornithological surveys and monitoring and/or habitat surveys, • Holding one or more protected species survey licences (e.g. bats, great crested newt, badger, otter), • Experience working on infrastructure, utilities, or renewables projects, • Experience with stakeholder engagement, including local authorities, landowners, and community groups, • Familiarity with GIS and data analysis tools The salary range for this role would be commensurate with experience. In addition, Arthian offers numerous benefits including: • Subscription to a relevant professional body (generally expected to be CIEEM), • External and internal training tailored around the individual, • 33 days annual leave (leave and public holiday combined) and the option to buy and sell holidays, • An Employee Assistance Programme, • A generous employee referral scheme, • Volunteering Day for a worthy cause, • Fully flexible parental leave options Cycle to work and electric vehicle schemes #J-18808-Ljbffr

This is a fantastic opportunity for the right candidate to take on a wide variety of challenges, including management of people, clients and projects, technical leadership, business development, commercial management, delivery of training etc. We will work to shape the role around the right person to some degree, but a degree of project management and ornithological skills experience would be advantageous. Arthian is recruiting for a Senior or Principal Consultant to support the growth of the Ecology & Biodiversity Team in Scotland. Whilst the location can be flexible, we are ideally looking for someone who can commute to our offices in Inverness c. once per week. The ideal candidate will possess a BSc and/or MSc in Ecology or related discipline and be a Full Member (or eligible for Full Membership) of a relevant professional body such as the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM). The following skills are considered essential to the role: • Proven experience in leading ecological surveys and assessments across a range of Scottish habitats and species, • Demonstrable experience in project management, including client liaison, budget management, and team coordination, • Experience in tender writing, fee proposals, and business development, • Good working knowledge of Scottish planning system, wildlife legislation, planning policy, and ecological best practice (e.g. NPF4, CIEEM guidelines), • Excellent report writing skills, including EcIA, HRA, and mitigation strategies, • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to talk to clients about complex problems using plain language, • Experience mentoring junior staff and contributing to team management / development, • Ability to undertake technical reviews of PEAs, ecological assessments and other report types, • A willingness to be inventive and creative in developing ecological solutions to novel problems, • Willingness to travel and work flexible hours, including occasional overnight stays, • Full UK driving licence The following skills would be advantageous, but are not an essential requirement for the role: • Chartered Ecologist (CEcol) or Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) status, • Experience in ornithological surveys and monitoring and/or habitat surveys, • Holding one or more protected species survey licences (e.g. bats, great crested newt, badger, otter), • Experience working on infrastructure, utilities, or renewables projects, • Experience with stakeholder engagement, including local authorities, landowners, and community groups, • Familiarity with GIS and data analysis tools The salary range for this role would be commensurate with experience. In addition, Arthian offers numerous benefits including: • Subscription to a relevant professional body (generally expected to be CIEEM), • External and internal training tailored around the individual, • 33 days annual leave (leave and public holiday combined) and the option to buy and sell holidays, • An Employee Assistance Programme, • A generous employee referral scheme, • Volunteering Day for a worthy cause, • Fully flexible parental leave options Cycle to work and electric vehicle schemes #J-18808-Ljbffr

This is a fantastic opportunity for the right candidate to take on a wide variety of challenges, including management of people, clients and projects, technical leadership, business development, commercial management, delivery of training etc. We will work to shape the role around the right person to some degree, but a degree of project management and ornithological skills experience would be advantageous. Arthian is recruiting for a Senior or Principal Consultant to support the growth of the Ecology & Biodiversity Team in Scotland. Whilst the location can be flexible, we are ideally looking for someone who can commute to our offices in Inverness c. once per week. The ideal candidate will possess a BSc and/or MSc in Ecology or related discipline and be a Full Member (or eligible for Full Membership) of a relevant professional body such as the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM). The following skills are considered essential to the role: • Proven experience in leading ecological surveys and assessments across a range of Scottish habitats and species, • Demonstrable experience in project management, including client liaison, budget management, and team coordination, • Experience in tender writing, fee proposals, and business development, • Good working knowledge of Scottish planning system, wildlife legislation, planning policy, and ecological best practice (e.g. NPF4, CIEEM guidelines), • Excellent report writing skills, including EcIA, HRA, and mitigation strategies, • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to talk to clients about complex problems using plain language, • Experience mentoring junior staff and contributing to team management / development, • Ability to undertake technical reviews of PEAs, ecological assessments and other report types, • A willingness to be inventive and creative in developing ecological solutions to novel problems, • Willingness to travel and work flexible hours, including occasional overnight stays, • Full UK driving licence The following skills would be advantageous, but are not an essential requirement for the role: • Chartered Ecologist (CEcol) or Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) status, • Experience in ornithological surveys and monitoring and/or habitat surveys, • Holding one or more protected species survey licences (e.g. bats, great crested newt, badger, otter), • Experience working on infrastructure, utilities, or renewables projects, • Experience with stakeholder engagement, including local authorities, landowners, and community groups, • Familiarity with GIS and data analysis tools The salary range for this role would be commensurate with experience. In addition, Arthian offers numerous benefits including: • Subscription to a relevant professional body (generally expected to be CIEEM), • External and internal training tailored around the individual, • 33 days annual leave (leave and public holiday combined) and the option to buy and sell holidays, • An Employee Assistance Programme, • A generous employee referral scheme, • Volunteering Day for a worthy cause, • Fully flexible parental leave options Cycle to work and electric vehicle schemes #J-18808-Ljbffr

This is a fantastic opportunity for the right candidate to take on a wide variety of challenges, including management of people, clients and projects, technical leadership, business development, commercial management, delivery of training etc. We will work to shape the role around the right person to some degree, but a degree of project management and ornithological skills experience would be advantageous. Arthian is recruiting for a Senior or Principal Consultant to support the growth of the Ecology & Biodiversity Team in Scotland. Whilst the location can be flexible, we are ideally looking for someone who can commute to our offices in Inverness c. once per week. The ideal candidate will possess a BSc and/or MSc in Ecology or related discipline and be a Full Member (or eligible for Full Membership) of a relevant professional body such as the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM). The following skills are considered essential to the role: • Proven experience in leading ecological surveys and assessments across a range of Scottish habitats and species, • Demonstrable experience in project management, including client liaison, budget management, and team coordination, • Experience in tender writing, fee proposals, and business development, • Good working knowledge of Scottish planning system, wildlife legislation, planning policy, and ecological best practice (e.g. NPF4, CIEEM guidelines), • Excellent report writing skills, including EcIA, HRA, and mitigation strategies, • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to talk to clients about complex problems using plain language, • Experience mentoring junior staff and contributing to team management / development, • Ability to undertake technical reviews of PEAs, ecological assessments and other report types, • A willingness to be inventive and creative in developing ecological solutions to novel problems, • Willingness to travel and work flexible hours, including occasional overnight stays, • Full UK driving licence The following skills would be advantageous, but are not an essential requirement for the role: • Chartered Ecologist (CEcol) or Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) status, • Experience in ornithological surveys and monitoring and/or habitat surveys, • Holding one or more protected species survey licences (e.g. bats, great crested newt, badger, otter), • Experience working on infrastructure, utilities, or renewables projects, • Experience with stakeholder engagement, including local authorities, landowners, and community groups, • Familiarity with GIS and data analysis tools The salary range for this role would be commensurate with experience. In addition, Arthian offers numerous benefits including: • Subscription to a relevant professional body (generally expected to be CIEEM), • External and internal training tailored around the individual, • 33 days annual leave (leave and public holiday combined) and the option to buy and sell holidays, • An Employee Assistance Programme, • A generous employee referral scheme, • Volunteering Day for a worthy cause, • Fully flexible parental leave options Cycle to work and electric vehicle schemes #J-18808-Ljbffr

Role: Ecological or Environmental Clerk of Works Location: Inverness or Edinburgh Duration: Permanent Job Description Make a real environmental impact-on the ground, where it matters most. We're looking for passionate ECoWs / EnvCoWs to join our growing team, supporting a wide range of projects across Scotland-from renewable energy and infrastructure to peatland restoration. If you thrive in a site-based role, enjoy collaborating with teams, and want to help deliver sustainable outcomes, we want to hear from you. The role This is a predominantly site-based position, with time allocated for reporting and project coordination. You'll play a key role in ensuring environmental compliance during construction phases across a range of projects. Key responsibilities include: Acting as the on-site environmental/ecological advisor Ensuring compliance with environmental commitments, planning conditions, and legislation Supporting pollution prevention and environmental best practice Delivering toolbox talks and engaging site teams Collecting water quality samples and monitoring site performance Attending and contributing to site meetings Producing clear and accurate ECoW logs and reports Liaising with clients, contractors, and project managers Supporting surveys, documentation, and environmental planning Contributing to Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs) Working closely with senior ecologists and project teams Playing an active role in our ECoW community of practice Qualifications Essential: Degree in Ecology, Environmental Science, or related discipline Experience in an ECoW, EnvCoW or Environmental Advisor role Strong report writing skills and attention to detail Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills Full UK driving licence Desirable: Membership of CIEEM (or working towards) Valid CSCS card Knowledge of UK environmental legislation and guidance For more information and immediate consideration please apply directly to this advertisement Blue Arrow is proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and is committed to helping find great work opportunities for great people

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Duties and Responsibilities: To support the designated project sites, providing the initial environmental support through the project, from inception through to completion. To create high quality site specific plans based on Client specifications and ensure sites maintain the correct documentation,

MB959: Consents Manager Location: Inverness Salary: £70,000 - £75,000 + £5,750 Car Allowance Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 37.5 hours per week Additional Company Benefits: Exceptional Career Development Opportunities, Company Car/Car Allowance (Depending on job grade), Pension matched up to 8%, 25 days annual leave – plus holiday (opportunity to buy/sell leave will be implemented from January 2026), Private medical insurance, Free 24/7 EAP Overview: First Military Recruitment is proudly working in partnership with a fantastic national construction business who are looking to recruit a Consents Manager on a permanent basis due to growth based at either their Inverness depot. Duties and Responsibilities: Managing project consents and regulatory approval requirements Coordinating permit and consent applications across the project Liaising with statutory bodies, regulators and key stakeholders Monitoring consent conditions and ensuring ongoing compliance Supporting planning and environmental obligations across delivery teams Managing consent related documentation and reporting Providing advice and guidance to project teams on consent requirements Supporting risk management and programme considerations linked to approvals and permits Skills and Experience: Consents, permitting or regulatory management experience within infrastructure, construction or civil engineering Experience managing complex approvals and stakeholder engagement Understanding of planning, environmental and regulatory compliance requirements Experience liaising with statutory bodies and regulators Strong communication, coordination and organisational skills Ability to manage multiple workstreams and stakeholder interfaces Experience within energy, utilities, civil engineering or major infrastructure projects would be advantageous MB959: Consents Manager Location: Inverness Salary: £70,000 - £75,000 + £5,750 Car Allowance Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 37.5 hours per week Additional Company Benefits: Exceptional Career Development Opportunities, Company Car/Car Allowance (Depending on job grade), Pension matched up to 8%, 2

Can you provide examples of where you have successfully managed statutory or secondary consents for a construction project? Have you previously led or significantly contributed to environmental compliance or sustainability performance across multiple sites? Are you looking for a role where you can directly influence environmental outcomes on major projects and help shape sustainability best practice across an entire organisation? The Opportunity This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing infrastructure project team as the Consents Manager. The role has been created to strengthen environmental leadership, support expanding project demands and ensure all statutory and secondary consents are delivered to the highest standard. You will be joining a forward-thinking organisation that values sustainability, innovation and continuous improvement. This position offers the chance to influence environmental performance across multiple sites, work closely with local authorities and stakeholders, and contribute to award winning sustainability outcomes. Key benefits include professional development support, involvement in nationally significant projects and the opportunity to shape best practice across the business. Your duties and responsibilities will be Manage all environmental aspects of the project ensuring compliance with legal requirements and ISO standards. Work closely with project teams, stakeholders and the supply chain to meet environmental and sustainability objectives. Apply for and manage all secondary consents required for the project and maintain the consents register. Support the development and implementation of sustainability strategies. Assist the project in achieving CEEQUAL or other environmental award schemes. Maintain strong relationships with clients, local authorities and external bodies. Develop communication tools including guidance, training materials, newsletters and alerts. Identify opportunities for sustainable design, materials and construction methods. Support procurement teams to drive continuous improvement against environmental objectives. Contribute to community engagement programmes where required. Facilitate internal and external environmental audits. Assist in developing environmental and sustainability KPI measurement and reporting. Communicate sustainability performance to site teams and senior management. Produce case studies and capture best practice. Support tender submissions and pre-qualification documentation when required. Undertake any additional duties aligned with the role and business needs. You will have the following qualifications & experience: Experience providing environmental support at advisor level across one or more project sites. Proven experience working with statutory bodies, clients, subcontractors and supply chain partners. Experience delivering successful applications, schemes, planning condition discharges and permits. Strong knowledge of sustainability and environmental issues in construction. Working towards or holding IEMA membership or equivalent. Ability to support multiple sites and manage emergency situations. Good understanding of construction processes and willingness to collaborate with engineers to find environmental solutions. Flexibility to work occasional out of hours when required. It’s great if you also have the following Degree level qualification in an environmental or sustainability discipline. Experience contributing to CEEQUAL or similar sustainability award schemes. Experience developing training materials or sustainability communications. Experience supporting tender submissions or business development activities. Strong stakeholder engagement and community liaison experience. The setting for the role You will work across multiple project sites within a dynamic construction environment. The role requires flexibility, strong communication skills and the ability to build effective relationships with internal teams, external partners and local communities. Occasional out of hours work may be required to support project needs Millbank Holdings Ltd is an equal opportunities employer committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workforce. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified individuals, regardless of background, and encourage candidates from underrepresented groups to apply. We are proud to be a member of the Disability Confident Scheme, and we are committed to ensuring an accessible and supportive recruitment process for everyone. If you require any adjustments at any stage, please let us know and we’ll do our best to accommodate. Millbank operates as both an Employment Agency and an Employment Business

Ecological / Environmental Clerk of Works (ECoW / EnvCoW) About the Organisation Our client is a well-established environmental consultancy with an excellent reputation for delivering ecological and environmental services across the UK. Operating at the forefront of sustainable development, the business supports a wide range of projects that contribute to the transition towards a low-carbon economy while ensuring environmental protection and regulatory compliance remain integral to project delivery. With a strong pipeline of work and continued growth across multiple sectors, the organisation offers employees the opportunity to work on nationally important projects while developing their technical and professional skills within a supportive and collaborative environment. The company places significant emphasis on professional development, flexible working, technical excellence and employee wellbeing. The Opportunity The successful candidate will support the delivery of high-quality ecological and environmental compliance services throughout the construction phase of development projects, providing practical advice to contractors, clients and project teams. Projects range from planning and enabling works through construction and post-construction monitoring, providing broad experience across the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Act as the on-site Ecological and/or Environmental Clerk of Works. Advise contractors, developers and project teams on environmental and ecological requirements during construction. Monitor compliance with planning conditions, protected species licences, environmental commitments and regulatory requirements. Undertake routine site inspections, audits and environmental compliance monitoring. Ensure mitigation measures and environmental controls are implemented effectively. Deliver environmental and ecological toolbox talks and workforce briefings. Monitor pollution prevention measures and environmental best practice. Undertake water quality monitoring and sample collection where required. Attend contractor, client and project meetings. Produce ECoW logs, compliance records and technical reports. Support the preparation and review of Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs) and associated documentation. Liaise with clients, contractors, statutory bodies and other stakeholders. Assist with the planning and delivery of ecological surveys where required. Support tender preparation, client relationship management and business development activities. Contribute to technical knowledge-sharing initiatives and best practice development.Candidate Specification Essential Qualifications BSc or MSc in Ecology, Environmental Science, Environmental Management or a related discipline.Essential Experience Minimum of 3 years' relevant professional experience. Experience working as an Ecological Clerk of Works (ECoW), Environmental Clerk of Works (EnvCoW), Environmental Advisor or similar role. Experience supporting construction-phase projects and undertaking environmental compliance monitoring. Experience advising contractors and site personnel on environmental requirements. Experience producing technical reports and compliance documentation. Experience working directly with clients and project stakeholders.Essential Knowledge Strong understanding of UK ecological and environmental legislation, policy and guidance. Knowledge of planning conditions, environmental commitments and construction-phase environmental management. Understanding of pollution prevention requirements and environmental best practice. Awareness of ecological mitigation measures and protected species considerations.Essential Skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong report writing skills with exceptional attention to detail. Ability to provide clear, practical and commercially aware environmental advice. Strong organisational and time management abilities. Ability to manage competing priorities and deliver work to programme deadlines. Competent user of Microsoft Office and standard reporting packages. Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.. Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel extensively across Scotland.Desirable Experience & Qualifications Associate or Full Membership of CIEEM (or equivalent professional body), or working towards membership. Valid CSCS card. Experience within renewable energy, infrastructure, peatland restoration or habitat restoration projects. Protected species survey experience. Experience delivering toolbox talks and workforce briefings. Experience undertaking water quality monitoring and environmental sampling. Experience preparing or contributing to Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs). Experience liaising with statutory consultees, regulators and environmental stakeholders. Experience supporting project management, tender preparation and business development activities. We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity in our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status

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