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My client is seeking a passionate professional to lead a variety of projects across Scotland. Based in Ayr, this role offers a blend of client engagement, land management, and consulting with rural and utility clients.
What You'll Do:
- Lead Projects: Manage land referencing, secure project access, and negotiate compensation claims with landowners.
- Client Relations: Work closely with clients, stakeholders, and professional advisers to ensure seamless project delivery.
- Land Transactions: Oversee acquisitions, compensation claims, servitudes/wayleaves, and renewable energy deals.
- Contribute Across Sectors: Work alongside diverse teams to support public and private clients with 21st-century land solutions.
About You:
- Experience: Experience in project management, surveying, forestry or utilities is essential.
- Self-Starter: A motivated individual who can work independently and collaboratively.
- Strong Communicator: Excellent verbal and written skills to foster relationships and drive business development.
- Organised & Knowledgeable: Agile in task management with solid market insight across the rural, forestry, and farming sectors.
- Bonus Skills: Practical farming/forestry experience and basic understanding of wayleaves.
What is on offer: Join a firm that values your growth and contribution. They are committed to professional development and creating a work environment that fosters diversity and inclusion. You'll enjoy:
- Career Growth: Training, development support, and clear progression opportunities.
- Flexibility from Day One: Embrace flexible working tailored to suit you.
- Health & Wellbeing: 24/7 GP access, mental health support, and volunteer leave.
- Additional Perks: Birthday off, cycle-to-work scheme, annual staff conference, and social events.
Our client is a multi-disciplinary consultancy with expertise spanning rural land management, utilities, forestry, architecture, and renewable energy. Be part of a team at the forefront of emerging fields like Natural Capital, helping drive change across Scotland and Northern England.
