Job Description
Environmental Advisor Energy & Infrastructure Location: North Scotland / Various Project Locations Salary: £40,000 + package Working Pattern: Site-based, with 10/4 rotation available for those living further afield Are you an Environmental Advisor looking for your next opportunity within major energy and infrastructure projects? This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing environmental team working across a major energy infrastructure framework in Scotland. With six new Environmental Advisor and Manager positions being created, this is an excellent time to join a team that is expanding across a significant portfolio of transmission, substation, overhead line and renewable energy projects. The role would suit an Environmental Advisor with a strong construction or infrastructure background who enjoys working on site and wants exposure to a wide range of environmental disciplines. The Opportunity As an Environmental Advisor, you will provide environmental and sustainability support across major infrastructure projects, working closely with project teams, environmental specialists and external consultants to ensure environmental requirements are effectively managed. Projects are spread across several major areas in the north of Scotland, including: Thurso and the surrounding area, including substation, HVDC converter and extension works Carrig, Bonar Bridge and Ederton Major overhead line works connecting the project areas A portfolio of wider energy projects including Berryburn, Blackhillock, Elchies, Clashgowar and Coire Glas The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work across a varied project portfolio, with particular exposure to areas such as ecology, peatlands, pollution prevention, geology, sustainability, carbon and environmental compliance. What will you be doing? Provide environmental and sustainability advice and support to project teams. Carry out regular environmental inspections and site audits. Identify environmental risks a
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