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Job Ref: 212625195
Date: 2020-10-20 17:12:21
Senior Ecologist – Aylesbury
My client is a highly experienced consultancy and contractor that have been an established name in the Environmental industry for almost 30 years. They have already protected and enhanced biodiversity at multiple sites across the United Kingdom. They are currently searching for a Senior Ecologist to help their team based near Aylesbury.
To successfully achieve the position of Senior Ecologist you should have:
Over 5 years of professional experience working in an Ecological consultancy / in the Ecology sector;
A technical specialism and/or one or more protected species licences;
Knowledge and understanding of the planning system and current wildlife legislation;
Confidence in written and verbal communication and a demonstrable track record in both;
Project management experience;
The ability to understand, identify and resolve ecological issues;
The desire to promote high professional standards in ecology;
A good BSc or an MSc in a relevant ecological subject;
A full driving licence.During your time at this role you will be:
Carrying out ecological surveys and preparing assessment reports of varying kinds;
Preparing management plans, method statements, mitigation and enhancement strategies etc;
Ecology-related planning and development work;
Applications for protected species licences;
BREEAM assessments;
Commissioned research for statutory agencies, local authorities and other bodies;
Day-to-day dealing with clients, and their agents and contractors;
Responsibility for the management of individual projects and budgets etc.
My client will be offering a competitive salary depending on your experience, as well as other bonuses. If this role is of interest to you or you are looking for roles related to Ecology, please do not hesitate to contact Steffan Child on (phone number removed) for a confidential conversation, or by email (url removed). We also have a vast variety of opportunities on our website (url removed)
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