Net-Zero Consents & Environment Lead

Transmission Complaints Co; Aberdeen City; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

An energy company located in Scotland is seeking a Consents and Environment Manager to facilitate major infrastructure projects aimed at achieving net zero. Candidates should possess strong knowledge of the Scottish planning process and project management skills, with a degree in environmental or planning disciplines. The role involves supporting project teams in securing necessary consents, managing stakeholder relationships, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. A proactive approach is essential to thrive in this dynamic environment.

Benefits

Performance-related bonus

Car/car allowance

Health discounts

Free online GP service

Interest-free loans on tech

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of the Scottish planning process and consenting regimes.
• Proven project management skills in overseeing site compliance.
• Experience in infrastructure or environmental planning industry.
• Familiarity with construction processes including drainage and access.
• Adaptable approach embracing challenges in a changing environment.

Responsibilities

• Support project teams in preparing for site construction and discharge of conditions.
• Develop relationships with consenting bodies and statutory authorities.
• Secure Planning Permission and Electricity Act consents for projects.
• Coordinate site appraisals and manage consultations for Environmental Assessments.
• Build strong relationships with key stakeholders during construction.

Skills

Scottish planning process knowledge

Project management skills

Environmental Impact Assessment legislation knowledge

Strong stakeholder relationship management

Proactive approach

Education

Degree in Environmental or Planning disciplines

Postgraduate qualification (desirable)

Job description

An energy company located in Scotland is seeking a Consents and Environment Manager to facilitate major infrastructure projects aimed at achieving net zero. Candidates should possess strong knowledge of the Scottish planning process and project management skills, with a degree in environmental or planning disciplines. The role involves supporting project teams in securing necessary consents, managing stakeholder relationships, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. A proactive approach is essential to thrive in this dynamic environment.