Penguin Recruitment is delighted to be working with a highly regarded consultancy in Cornwall on the hire of a Town Planner. This is a full-time and permanent position.
Our client is seeking a Town Planner to join their dynamic team in Cornwall. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to a diverse range of projects, with opportunities for professional development and career progression.
The company is a well-established and respected multi-disciplinary practice, renowned for its comprehensive understanding of the intricate planning process. Its in-house team of planners, architects, and landscape architects work in unison to deliver a fully integrated approach to development, guiding projects seamlessly from concept to completion.
The Practice has a strong track record of securing planning permissions for even the most challenging sites. These span, but are not limited to, high-end residential developments, commercial and tourism schemes, luxury coastal properties, bespoke homes, and renewable energy developments.
Requirements to apply:
- Ideally have a planning degree or qualification
- Have 5+ years' experience in a town planning role
- Be working towards, or willing to work towards Chartered Membership of the RTPI
- Have experience in client facing work
- Be a critical thinker with good analytical and problem-solving skills
- Be organised, flexible, proactive and professional and commercially minded
- Be enthusiastic about working collaboratively with other professionals within the business
Why Apply?
- Competitive salary: £38,000 - £40,000 (doe)
- 22 days annual leave plus all bank and public holidays
- Health Insurance package
- Company pension
- Free onsite parking
- Collaborative and supportive work environment
- Professional growth and development opportunities
Interested?
The Director leading this recruitment is keen to speak with suitable Town Planners ASAP so please express your interest below by clicking 'apply'.
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