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Associate Director - EIA, DCO - London

Mattinson Partnership
Posted a day ago, valid for 23 days
Location

London, Greater London SW1A2DX, England

Salary

£60,000 - £80,000 per annum

Contract type

Full Time

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  • A reputable international consultancy firm is looking for an Associate Director to join their Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) team in London, Manchester, or Edinburgh.
  • The role involves leading large Development Consent Order (DCO) projects and managing the EIA team, while engaging with significant infrastructure projects in the UK and internationally.
  • Candidates should have extensive experience in managing EIA projects, particularly in renewable infrastructure, along with a relevant degree and ideally an MSc in a related field.
  • The position offers a competitive salary, which is not specified, and requires proven expertise in overseeing large EIA projects and compliance with regulations.
  • The firm promotes professional development, an inclusive culture, and flexible working arrangements to support employee wellbeing.

Associate Director - EIA Team

A reputable international consultancy firm is seeking an Associate Director to join their Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) team, with positions available in London, Manchester, or Edinburgh.

This role offers the chance to engage with some of the most exciting Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects in the UK and internationally, including large-scale energy ventures such as solar, offshore wind, international interconnector, and energy storage projects. The firm collaborates with major energy companies and boasts a strong track record in renewables, transport, and net zero carbon initiatives, ensuring a steady workflow across these sectors.

Benefits of Joining the Team:

  • Professional Development: Accredited ILM training provider offering internationally recognised, fully accredited professional training programmes up to master's degree level in leadership & management and executive coaching & mentoring.
  • Inclusive Culture: A diverse community that values different ideas, perspectives, and styles of thinking. The company respects and recognises the potential and contribution of everyone, prioritising employee wellbeing.
  • Flexible Working: Agile offices and hybrid working arrangements as standard, with a commitment to flexible working that suits individual needs.


Role Responsibilities:

  • Lead and manage large Development Consent Order (DCO) projects or multiple smaller Town and Country Planning Act (TCPA) EIA projects.
  • Oversee the EIA team, ensuring high-quality services and compliance with legislative requirements.
  • Act as the primary stakeholder contact for prominent EIA projects in the UK.
  • Provide expert advice on legislative requirements, good practice, budget, and programme management.
  • Coordinate EIA consultations and Expert Working Groups.
  • Sign off on Environmental Statement (ES) documents for stakeholder or legal review.
  • Mentor and manage team members, fostering professional growth.
  • Develop and implement digital EIA solutions.
  • Prepare bid/tender documents in collaboration with the bid team.


Candidate Profile:

  • Extensive experience managing EIA projects, particularly DCO and renewable infrastructure projects.
  • Strong report writing and review skills, with the ability to work collaboratively and liaise with stakeholders' legal teams and other consultancies.
  • Proven track record in overseeing large EIA projects and ensuring compliance with EIA Regulations and the Planning Act.
  • Detail-oriented with strong troubleshooting techniques.
  • Willingness to travel for stakeholder meetings.
  • Previous experience with digital EIA techniques is desirable.
  • A first degree in a relevant environmental subject, ideally complemented by an MSc in Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Management, or a similar field.
  • A full UK driving licence is required.

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