Geoenvironmental Manager

About the company:

Our privately owned client who is based in West Yorkshire, is an industry leader who has acquired over 35 years of contracting experience in earthworks, land remediation and civil engineering within the UK. They cover various market sectors, including infrastructure, commercial, defence, and residential and project values vary up to 10M.

Our client has an excellent staff retention level, which has been gained by constantly focusing on improving standards. They are renowned for looking after their staff, providing them with strong career progression opportunities through their extensive commitment to training and development and with their close management team; they are able to offer a strong family feel to the business.

About the opportunity:

Due to continued growth, my client is recruiting permanently for a Geoenvironmental Manager to join the team, who will be responsible for managing and delivering a wide range of contaminated land, remediation and ground investigation projects throughout the North of England. You will be accountable for managing risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, coordinating teams, developing remediation strategies, classifying waste, and producing technical reports to make developments environmentally sound and sustainable.

The role will be varied, combining office, site and home-based working.

About the rewards and benefits:

For this permanent opportunity, my client is targeting professionals looking to earn anywhere from 42,000 - 55,000 per annum; however, there may be flexibility on this as the specific salary will depend on experience and suitability. In addition to this, a generous benefits package will be provided, which includes a company car or car allowance, 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, payment of professional membership fees, and support towards achieving professional qualifications.

About the requirements:

To be considered for this opportunity, you must be degree qualified in a related discipline (civil engineering, environmental science or geology), hold experience of working within the remediation sector and be chartered or working towards chartered status in a relevant institution.

Additionally, you must hold a full UK driving license and reside within commutable distance from Wakefield.

How to apply:

If interested in this opportunity, please send a copy of your CV to me or call the main office landline to discuss the opportunity further on a confidential basis.