Junior Environmental Impact Assessment Consultant

WSP is hiring a Junior Environmental Impact Assessment Consultant in Birmingham, UK. The role involves supporting environmental consultancy services, preparing EIAs, and collaborating on projects like offshore wind farms. Candidates should have a relevant degree, communication skills, and be willing to travel. WSP offers a hybrid work policy, allowing remote work two days a week, and promotes inclusivity and employee well-being through various programs.
Join Our Team at WSP!

What if you could be part of the crucial work required to address global challenges?

At WSP, you will have the opportunity to engage in projects that shape the future and make a meaningful impact. You will collaborate with industry experts, gain invaluable experience, and lay the foundation for a rewarding career.

About Your Role

As a Junior Consultant in our Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) team, your contributions will be essential to our success. You will support the management and delivery of environmental consultancy services to diverse clients, assisting in the preparation and execution of EIAs and other environmental tasks.
• Collaborate with project managers to develop site selection reports for offshore wind farms and communicate effectively with our technical specialists to formulate mitigation strategies.
• Help implement cutting-edge digital EIA approaches for enhanced efficiency.
• Coordinate land access for environmental surveys, including archaeological assessments.
• Contribute to developing a stakeholder engagement strategy.
• Assist in refining Environmental Statements for submission.

Join a vibrant, supportive EIA team that values your growth and provides a challenging yet rewarding work environment surrounded by experienced professionals. If you're eager to work on pioneering EIA projects and advance your career in a progressive, inclusive company, we encourage you to apply.

Qualifications We Seek
• A degree (or equivalent) in a relevant environmental discipline, focusing on EIA or SEA.
• Postgraduate experience in a similar role within the UK or a region with comparable environmental legislation.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills coupled with high computer literacy, especially in Microsoft Office.
• A keen understanding of health and safety best practices.
• Interest or experience in conducting specialized environmental surveys, such as ecology assessments, noise measurements, or air quality monitoring.
• Willingness to travel across the UK and potentially internationally.
• Knowledge of UK environmental and planning laws, particularly regarding EIA.
• Understanding of various technical disciplines essential for EIA.
• Membership in the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) or a relevant professional organization is preferred.

Why Work With Us?

At WSP, we believe in a healthy work-life balance. Our hybrid work policy allows you to work from home two days a week while enjoying access to our modern offices throughout the UK.

We promote inclusivity and diversity in the workplace, welcoming applicants from all backgrounds. Our culture encourages authenticity and values the unique perspectives individuals bring to the team.

Our commitment to your well-being is reflected in our Thrive program, offering health resources, gym membership discounts, and comprehensive support for our employees.

If you're seeking a fulfilling career where you can make a difference, apply today to join our community of passionate professionals!

WSP is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds and will ensure appropriate adjustments are made for candidates with disabilities during the application process.