£35K/yr to £40K/yr
Bristol, England
Permanent, Variable

Ecologist

Posted by hireful..

Are you an Ecologist looking for you next step? Want to step into a new role within a growing Ecology sector in a well-respected Infrastructure business?

Look no further.

Working for this award-winning infrastructure solutions business as an Ecologist, you'll conduct ecological surveys, produce reports, and provide ecological advice, toolbox talks and support to vegetation management operatives and clients.

Salary – Circa £36,000 Per Annum + Company Van + Fuel Card

Location – Remote + Regular Travel to Sites around the South West

Role Type – Permanent / Full Time / 40 Hours Per Week / Mon-Fri

Benefits - 20 days paid annual leave rising to 25 plus statutory bank holidays, Contributory pension scheme, Life assurance, Private Medical Cover, Health Cash Plan

The Role

As an Ecologist, you will conduct ecological surveys and assessments, ensuring compliance with methodologies and licenses is adhered to. You will produce high-quality reports, including impact assessments, mitigation strategies, and habitat management plans.

Providing ecological advice and support to clients, you will liaise with statutory bodies, local authorities, and stakeholders.

Keeping up to date with ecological science and legislation, you will contribute to developing proposals and tenders and undertake training to enhance your expertise in your chosen area.

Most importantly, you'll be making a difference to the protection of endangered and local species by undertaking this crucial work.

You'll need

Relevant degree (Ecology, Animal management/behaviours or Zoology)

Ideally either a Great Crested Newt or Bat licence or at least one signature towards it

Full driving license

2-3 years' experience in a similar role OR be a graduate with very strong voluntary / placement experience.

Think you have the right skillset to excel in this exciting role? Make an application today!

We use cookies to measure usage and analytics according to our privacy policy.