Environmental Advisor - Excalon

Environmental Advisor

Location:

North West (Manchester / Salford)
Sector:
Utilities / Power / Civil Engineering
Employment:
Permanent
Salary:
Competitive + Company Car / Allowance + Benefits

Excalon are a leading independent multi-utility and power contractor delivering major projects across the North West. They are looking to appoint an Environmental Advisor to support environmental compliance, sustainability initiatives and best-practice across a portfolio of high-profile power, civils and deep excavation projects.

This is an excellent opportunity for an environmental professional looking to join a well-established contractor with strong growth plans, a supportive HSEQ function, and a culture that values continuous improvement.

• Provide day-to-day environmental support and guidance to operational teams across multiple projects.
• Ensure compliance with environmental legislation, client requirements, and ISO 14001 standards.
• Support the development, implementation and review of environmental management plans, SWMPs and site-specific controls.
• Conduct site inspections, monitoring and audits, issuing reports and recommendations.
• Lead on environmental incident investigations, reporting and corrective actions.
• Support carbon reduction, waste minimisation, circular economy and other sustainability initiatives.
• Engage with clients, regulators and internal stakeholders to promote best practice.
• Deliver toolbox talks, awareness training and coaching to site teams.
• Assist with permitting, reporting and environmental consents.
• Input into tender submissions, environmental risk assessments and project start-up processes.

• Experience working as an Environmental Advisor (or similar) within utilities, power, civil engineering or construction.
• Strong understanding of environmental legislation, permitting and ISO 14001 requirements.
• Experience undertaking audits, inspections and monitoring on live projects.
• Confident engaging with site teams, clients, and regulators.
• Relevant environmental qualification (Degree, IEMA or equivalent).
• Full UK driving licence.

• Strong regional business with long-term frameworks and secured pipeline.
• High-impact projects across utilities, power and civils.
• Supportive team culture with clear progression opportunities.
• Competitive package including company car/allowance and benefits.