Mattinson Partnership

My client is a well-established independent property and asset management business with a substantial UK portfolio spanning hotels, offices, commercial spaces, and strategic land holdings across London, regional airports, and the Home Counties. They are seeking an experienced Planning Manager to join their expanding development team, supporting residential, mixed-use, and commercial schemes from acquisition through to planning consent. The role involves leading planning applications and appeals, advising internal development and acquisitions teams, assessing planning risks and opportunities, coordinating consultants and technical submissions, and maintaining strong relationships with local authorities and external stakeholders. The successful candidate will also represent projects at planning committees and public consultations while contributing strategic planning insight to support business growth. The ideal candidate will have 7-10 years of professional planning experience gained within a developer, consultancy, or client-side environment, alongside a degree in Planning, Geography, or a related discipline. MRTPI qualification (or progress toward accreditation) is preferred. Strong knowledge of UK planning policy, stakeholder engagement, and complex planning applications is essential, together with excellent communication, project management, and organisational skills. Experience in residential-led or mixed-use developments, regeneration, land promotion, and mentoring junior planners would be advantageous. The position also offers a broad benefits package including parking, hospitality discounts, wellbeing support, recognition schemes, transport and cycle initiatives, and access to company vehicles. Please get in contact with Matt Stevenson (phone number removed) for further details

Corporate Communications Client Director Client: Leading Strategic Communications Consultancy (Built Environment Specialist) Location: London Salary: 60,000- 70,000 About the Client A well-established strategic communications consultancy specialising in the built environment sector, advising clients across property, planning, infrastructure, regeneration, and construction. The agency is known for delivering high-impact campaigns, stakeholder engagement programmes, and corporate reputation strategies for major UK development and infrastructure projects. Role Overview We are seeking an experienced Corporate Communications Client Director to lead senior-level client accounts and deliver integrated communications strategies. This is a key leadership role, responsible for shaping client reputation, driving strategic campaigns, and managing a high-performing team within a fast-paced consultancy environment. Key Responsibilities Act as senior strategic advisor to key clients across the built environment sector. Lead the development and delivery of corporate communications and stakeholder engagement strategies. Oversee media relations, corporate messaging, content development, and campaign execution. Identify and develop growth opportunities across existing accounts and new business. Lead, mentor, and develop junior team members to ensure high-quality delivery. Manage budgets, timelines, and overall account performance. Skills & Experience Significant experience in corporate communications, PR, or strategic communications. Strong track record of managing senior client relationships. Extensive experience within the built environment sector (property, infrastructure, construction, regeneration). Proven leadership and team management capability. Strong commercial awareness and business development experience. Excellent written, verbal, and stakeholder communication skills. Personal Attributes Strategic thinker, confident client advisor, commercially minded, highly organised, and able to thrive in a fast-paced agency environment. If you are interested please reach out to Matt Stevenson on (phone number removed) or at

Senior Landscape Architect An internationally recognised design studio is seeking a talented Senior Landscape Architect to join its growing team in either London or Oxford. The practice is known for delivering ambitious, design-led landscape architecture, masterplanning and public realm projects across the UK and internationally. With a strong reputation for creativity, technical excellence and collaborative working, the studio delivers transformative projects that shape cities, communities and destinations at every scale. Following the recent award of several major large-scale projects across the Middle East, the team is entering an exciting new phase of growth and is looking to expand its landscape architecture capability with the appointment of an experienced Senior Landscape Architect. This is an opportunity to join a highly respected and design-focused environment, working on high-profile international projects alongside architects, urban designers, planners and multidisciplinary consultants. The role would suit someone who combines strong conceptual thinking with technical delivery experience and is confident working across complex international schemes. The Role The successful candidate will play a key role in the design and delivery of major landscape architecture projects across the Middle East, supporting projects from concept through to detailed design stages. You will contribute to the development of innovative landscape solutions for large-scale mixed-use, hospitality, public realm, residential and masterplanning projects, while collaborating closely with internal teams, clients and international consultants. Key Responsibilities Leading and contributing to landscape architecture projects across concept, schematic and technical design stages Developing creative, contextually responsive and technically robust design solutions Producing high-quality presentations, reports, visual material and drawing packages Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams on large international projects Coordinating with clients, consultants and external stakeholders Supporting project delivery, programme coordination and technical design development Contributing to design reviews, workshops and client presentations Mentoring junior team members and contributing positively to studio culture Requirements Experience & Qualifications A minimum of 5 years' professional experience in landscape architecture Proven experience working on Middle East landscape architecture projects is essential Degree and postgraduate qualification in Landscape Architecture Chartered status (CMLI) desirable, though not essential Experience working within leading design or multidisciplinary practices Strong understanding of large-scale project delivery and international project coordination Design & Technical Skills Applicants should demonstrate: Strong conceptual design ability and creative problem-solving skills Experience across large-scale public realm, mixed-use, hospitality or masterplanning projects Confidence working from early-stage concept design through to technical detailing Excellent graphic communication and presentation skills Understanding of landscape design for arid climates and Middle Eastern environments Strong design sensibility with excellent attention to detail and materiality Software Skills Proficiency in AutoCAD Strong working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite and SketchUp Revit knowledge would be advantageous The Opportunity This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing international design team during an exciting period of expansion. The studio offers a collaborative and supportive working environment, exposure to landmark international projects, and the opportunity to play a meaningful role in shaping high-quality landscapes across the Middle East and beyond. For more information, reach out to Ethan on (phone number removed) or click apply.

Senior Landscape Architect A leading multidisciplinary consultancy is seeking a talented Senior Landscape Architect with strong Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) experience to join its growing team. This is an excellent opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of projects across infrastructure, renewable energy, regeneration, environmental planning, and strategic development sectors throughout the UK and internationally. Renowned for delivering innovative, sustainable, and technically robust solutions, the consultancy brings together experts from a range of disciplines to tackle complex environmental and design challenges. Working within a collaborative team of landscape architects, planners, environmental specialists, and engineers, you will play a key role in shaping projects from initial concept through to delivery. The successful candidate will have proven experience leading and preparing LVIAs, alongside a strong understanding of landscape planning and assessment. In return, you'll gain exposure to nationally significant projects, flexible hybrid working arrangements, and excellent opportunities for career progression within a highly respected consultancy. The Opportunity You will play a leading role in delivering landscape planning and assessment services across a broad range of sectors including renewable energy, transport infrastructure, strategic development, green infrastructure, urban regeneration, and environmental enhancement projects. Working within multidisciplinary teams, you will be responsible for producing robust landscape assessments, developing creative design solutions, and supporting clients in creating sustainable and resilient environments. Projects range from large-scale infrastructure and renewable energy developments through to public realm improvements, town centre regeneration, green infrastructure strategies, and environmental enhancement schemes. You will have the opportunity to contribute at every stage of the project lifecycle, from feasibility and planning through to detailed design and implementation. Key Responsibilities Lead the production and review of Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIAs). Coordinate landscape architecture inputs across a variety of projects. Undertake landscape character assessments, visual appraisals, and site surveys. Carry out desk-based research, data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Prepare high-quality technical reports, visualisations, presentations, and supporting documentation. Contribute to landscape strategy, masterplanning, concept design, detailed design, and landscape management plans. Manage client relationships and participate in stakeholder engagement activities. Lead and contribute to project meetings, workshops, and consultation events. Ensure the delivery of high-quality, technically accurate work. Mentor and support junior team members. Assist with fee proposals, tender submissions, and business development activities. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative and sustainable project solutions. Utilise digital tools and technologies to improve project delivery and efficiency. Essential Requirements Master's degree or postgraduate qualification in Landscape Architecture from an accredited programme. Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute (CMLI). Proven experience leading and preparing Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIAs). Strong understanding of GLVIA guidance and landscape planning best practice. Experience delivering landscape planning and assessment work across a range of project sectors. Excellent report-writing and analytical skills. Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities effectively. Experience working within multidisciplinary project teams. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Numerically competent with excellent attention to detail. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, GIS software, Adobe Creative Suite, and relevant CAD/BIM platforms. What's on Offer Flexible and hybrid working arrangements. Structured professional development and clear career progression pathways. Exposure to nationally significant and complex projects. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. Opportunity to work alongside industry-leading professionals across multiple disciplines. For more information reach out to Ethan Williams on (phone number removed) or feel free to click apply.

The Organisation A well-established UK-based property and planning consultancy operating nationally across multiple offices. The business provides advisory services in areas such as planning, development, valuation, and real estate transactions. It promotes a collaborative working culture with flexible team structures, professional development opportunities, and a strong emphasis on innovation, inclusion, and employee wellbeing. The Team The position is within a sizeable commercial planning practice advising a diverse client base that includes developers, investors, landowners, and operators. The team works across a broad range of sectors, including: Commercial and mixed-use development Logistics and employment space Infrastructure and strategic sites Science, technology, and innovation-led development Regeneration and urban renewal projects Roadside and operational property uses The role offers exposure to varied planning work, opportunities to build sector expertise, and regular interaction with senior stakeholders and clients. The Role The successful candidate would support and lead a range of planning projects, working closely with senior colleagues across the business. Typical responsibilities may include: Developing planning and development strategies Preparing planning applications, appeals, and supporting documentation Advising clients and engaging with local authorities and stakeholders Coordinating multidisciplinary project teams Assisting with business development and client relationship management Managing project programmes, budgets, and fee delivery Supporting and mentoring junior colleagues Contributing to process improvement and innovation initiatives, including digital and AI-enabled working practices Candidate Profile Strong commercial awareness and client-facing capability Relevant professional qualification(s) within planning or property Collaborative and team-oriented working style Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Excellent written and verbal communication abilities Experience within commercial planning and policy work preferred Please get in contact with Matt Stevenson on (phone number removed)

Associate Social Value Consultant An award-winning multidisciplinary consultancy operating across the built environment is looking to appoint an Associate Social Value Consultant to support the continued growth of its ESG and advisory offering. Working across sectors including infrastructure, regeneration, education, residential, commercial and public sector development, the business partners with major clients to shape projects that deliver long-term economic and social impact. With increasing client demand around ESG, procurement frameworks and measurable social outcomes, this role will play a key part in helping expand the consultancy's market presence and strategic advisory capability. This is a commercially focused, externally facing opportunity suited to someone who understands how social value influences bidding, client relationships and wider business growth within the construction and property sectors. The Opportunity Rather than a traditional delivery-focused position, this role sits at the front end of client engagement and strategic development. You'll work closely with senior leadership, bid teams and multidisciplinary consultants to identify opportunities, strengthen client relationships and position social value as a key differentiator across bids, frameworks and project pursuits. The role will involve supporting business development activity, helping shape client-facing ESG and social value strategies, and driving cross-disciplinary collaboration across the wider consultancy. You'll be expected to bring commercial awareness alongside a strong understanding of the evolving social value landscape, helping clients navigate procurement requirements while developing practical, commercially viable approaches that align with wider project and business objectives. Key Responsibilities Support the growth of the consultancy's social value and ESG advisory offering Build and maintain relationships with clients, public sector stakeholders and industry partners Contribute to business development activity, networking and strategic client engagement Support bid and framework submissions with commercially focused social value strategies Identify opportunities for cross-selling services across multidisciplinary teams Advise clients on social value requirements linked to procurement, ESG and sustainability objectives Help shape client presentations, thought leadership content and market positioning Collaborate with internal teams to develop innovative and commercially practical solutions Monitor industry trends, legislation and procurement changes relating to social value and ESG About You Experience within social value, ESG, business development, bid management or strategic consultancy Strong understanding of public sector procurement and social value requirements within the built environment Commercially minded with the ability to identify opportunities and build client relationships Confident engaging with senior stakeholders and presenting to clients Excellent communication, networking and influencing skills Experience working within construction, property, infrastructure or consultancy environments Able to think strategically while balancing commercial and social impact objectives Ambitious, proactive and interested in helping grow a service offering Why Join? This is an opportunity to join a well-established consultancy at a time of significant growth in ESG and social value advisory services. You'll work alongside senior decision-makers, contribute directly to winning work and play a visible role in shaping how social value is positioned within major developments and infrastructure programmes. The business offers a collaborative environment, strong progression opportunities and the chance to work across nationally significant projects with a broad and diverse client base. For more information, contact Ethan Williams on (phone number removed) or apply today.

Director - DCO Communications & Stakeholder Engagement Reports to: Senior Director Location: UK London Employment Type: Full-time Role Overview A leading infrastructure and advisory organisation is seeking a strategic and experienced Director - DCO Communications & Stakeholder Engagement to lead communications, consultation, and stakeholder engagement activities across Development Consent Order (DCO) and Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs). Reporting to the Senior Director, this role will support the successful delivery of major infrastructure projects through effective stakeholder management, public consultation, strategic communications, and reputational risk management. Key Responsibilities Lead communications and stakeholder engagement strategies across DCO/NSIP projects. Manage relationships with local authorities, statutory consultees, government bodies, community groups, landowners, and project partners. Oversee public consultation programmes, exhibitions, and engagement activities in line with Planning Act 2008 requirements. Develop consultation materials, stakeholder communications, briefings, and reports. Advise project teams and senior leadership on stakeholder risks, political sensitivities, and reputational issues. Support DCO submissions through effective consultation reporting and stakeholder management. Work collaboratively with planning, land, engineering, environmental, and legal teams. Required Experience Significant experience in stakeholder engagement, communications, public affairs, or infrastructure planning. Strong understanding of UK DCO / NSIP processes and statutory consultation requirements. Experience delivering stakeholder engagement strategies for major infrastructure or development projects. Excellent communication, relationship management, and organisational skills. Ability to manage complex and high-profile stakeholder environments. Preferred Background Experience within infrastructure sectors such as energy, transport, utilities, rail, water, or aviation is advantageous. Key Skills Strategic communications Stakeholder engagement Public consultation Reputational risk management Political awareness Relationship management Project coordination Opportunity This is an opportunity to play a key role in delivering nationally significant infrastructure projects that support long-term growth and community development across the UK. Please get in contact with Matt Stevenson on (phone number removed) to discuss in further detail.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a small, dynamic team that covers all aspects of landscape architecture. The role offers the chance to work on a diverse range of projects within a friendly and supportive environment, all from a beautiful location. Primary Responsibilities: Apply professional knowledge and skills to support the delivery of the practice's goals and vision. Act as Project Manager on designated projects, overseeing delivery from inception to completion. Provide leadership and guidance to colleagues, encouraging continual professional development. Develop and maintain strong client relationships, while fostering effective collaboration within the team. Contribute to a wide range of project stages, from planning studies and design development through to site inspections. Support business development activities, including networking, preparing fee proposals, and securing new opportunities. Secondary Responsibilities: Contribute to the development of new areas of work and service offerings. Support office administration and operational tasks as required. Actively engage in CPD for both self and colleagues, in line with the practice's long-term vision. Reporting to: Directors Qualifications, Skills & Knowledge: Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute (CMLI), with a minimum of 6 years' relevant professional experience. Degree in Landscape Architecture. Proficient in AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office. Strong project management and communication skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Experience Required: At least 6 years of professional practice experience, with a proven record of successful project delivery and implementation. Career Development Opportunities: Opportunity to work closely with Directors in driving the practice forward, contributing to growth in new sectors and expanding service quality. Commitment to continued professional development, with scope for training and the development of personal initiatives. Location: Petersfield (beautiful countryside setting)

This is an excellent opportunity to join a small, dynamic team that covers all aspects of landscape architecture. The role offers the chance to work on a diverse range of projects within a friendly and supportive environment, all from a beautiful location. Primary Responsibilities: Apply professional knowledge and skills to support the delivery of the practice's goals and vision. Act as Project Manager on designated projects, overseeing delivery from inception to completion. Provide leadership and guidance to colleagues, encouraging continual professional development. Develop and maintain strong client relationships, while fostering effective collaboration within the team. Contribute to a wide range of project stages, from planning studies and design development through to site inspections. Support business development activities, including networking, preparing fee proposals, and securing new opportunities. Secondary Responsibilities: Contribute to the development of new areas of work and service offerings. Support office administration and operational tasks as required. Actively engage in CPD for both self and colleagues, in line with the practice's long-term vision. Reporting to: Directors Qualifications, Skills & Knowledge: Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute (CMLI), with a minimum of 6 years' relevant professional experience. Degree in Landscape Architecture. Proficient in AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office. Strong project management and communication skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Experience Required: At least 6 years of professional practice experience, with a proven record of successful project delivery and implementation. Career Development Opportunities: Opportunity to work closely with Directors in driving the practice forward, contributing to growth in new sectors and expanding service quality. Commitment to continued professional development, with scope for training and the development of personal initiatives. Location: Petersfield (beautiful countryside setting)

Opportunity: A growing ecology consultancy is seeking a Consultant Ecologist to strengthen their Birmingham team. This role offers the chance to work on a diverse range of projects across regeneration, property, transport, and public sectors. While primarily based in the Birmingham region, the role may involve collaboration, travel, and inter-office work with other regional teams. This is an excellent opportunity for an ecologist looking to progress their career within a supportive and professional team, delivering high-quality ecological services to a portfolio of major clients. Responsibility: Undertake ecological surveys and desk-based studies to a high standard. Prepare technical reports, including Preliminary Ecological Appraisals (PEAs), Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIAs), Biodiversity Net Gain assessments, and BREEAM 2018 assessments. Contribute to Environmental Statement (ES) chapters and support the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process where required. Provide pragmatic, commercially aware ecological advice to clients. Conduct technical review of reports prepared by others. Work autonomously while collaborating effectively with colleagues across regional teams. Assist in the preparation of fee proposals for ecological work. Ensure compliance with conservation legislation and protected species licensing, including maintaining relevant survey/handling licences. Requirements: Degree qualified in ecology or a related discipline. More than one year's experience in ecological consultancy or a closely related sector. Strong knowledge of UK ecological legislation and planning policy. Experience in linear infrastructure and property development projects desirable. Excellent technical report writing skills. Understanding of the EIA process and contribution to ES chapters advantageous. Ability to work independently with strong communication skills. Full UK driving licence or the ability to travel to sites using public transport. Benefits: Competitive salary with annual reviews. 26 days holiday, rising to 31 with loyalty days, plus bank holidays. Hybrid working arrangements. Strong training and development culture with mentoring support from industry experts. Opportunity to contribute to exciting and varied projects. Fast-tracked career progression for the right candidate. If you think you have the required experience to fit this role, please click 'Apply' below to submit your cv for review. If you have any questions about this or other roles, contact Euan McLeod on (phone number removed). We also offer 250 for successfully placed referrals, so if you have any friends/colleagues that are looking for work, put them in touch!

Senior Quantity Surveyor London Airports An exciting opportunity has come up to join a major global multidisciplinary engineering consultancy working at a Major London Airport. This is an exciting opportunity to be on the high profile complex infrastructure UK infrastructure project gaining commercial experience in Airfield Works. What they offer: Salary 50,000 - 70,000 Flexible working arrangements High profile projects working directly with Tier 1 contractors Focus on Career Progression with acclaimed Training Programmes Requirements: 4+ years experience as a Quantity Surveyor London Based NEC Contract Knowledge Background in - Infrastructure/Airports/Civil Engineering Working towards Chartered status or other recognised bodies Previous experience in Mechanical and Electrical works is desirable but not essential Duties: Manage cost reporting, including Cost/Value Reconciliations, Bottom-Up and End-of-Life Cost Reports. Handle subcontractor accounts, payments, valuations, and contract administration (including early warnings and compensation events). Lead commercial aspects of projects, including drafting subcontract packages and client applications for payment. Monitor and report project costs, conduct regular site visits, and identify/manage commercial risks and opportunities. Maintain strong relationships with clients and subcontractors, ensuring collaboration, value, and quality delivery. This position offers professional challenges, personal growth, and clear progression routes. You'll work on prestigious projects and gain valuable experience towards Chartered status. We ve worked with the client for several years, offering flexibility and strong career advancement opportunities. For more information, contact Connie at To apply, email your CV

Opportunity: An established environmental planning team is seeking a Senior Environmental Planner with 3 5 years experience to join its growing UK-wide operations. The team provides environmental planning services across a variety of sectors, including property, infrastructure, waste, and energy. Key areas of focus include Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), site feasibility and masterplanning, and strategic environmental planning advice at all stages of the development lifecycle. The role is flexible in terms of geographical location, with a preference for candidates based in London, Birmingham, or Manchester, although remote working arrangements will be considered. Travel to client meetings will be required as necessary. This position offers the chance to contribute meaningfully to projects of national significance while developing your career within a collaborative and professional team environment. Responsibility: Assist in the delivery of environmental planning projects, with a focus on EIA and planning-related services. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams to ensure project deliverables are met on time and to budget. Manage project finances, schedules, and reporting requirements. Liaise with clients, stakeholders, and regulatory authorities as required. Prepare technical reports, including EIA Screening reports, Scoping reports, Environmental Statements (ESs), and related documentation. Support business development and work-winning activities, contributing ideas and proposals. Foster a collaborative team environment, supporting and motivating colleagues. Requirements: Relevant University degree (Bachelor s or Master s) in an environmental or related discipline. Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g., ISEP/IEMA) and/or Chartered Environmentalist status. Strong understanding of environmental disciplines and practical experience with the UK planning system. Proven experience applying EIA Regulations at all stages of the assessment process. Experience coordinating multi-disciplinary teams and managing project stakeholders. Project management skills, including oversight of deliverables, schedules, and budgets. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with experience authoring EIA-related reports. Proactive, innovative, and collaborative approach, with the ability to enhance outcomes for clients. Benefits: Competitive remuneration and bonus scheme. Comprehensive benefits package and support for professional development (CPD). Exposure to a highly professional team and top-tier clients. Opportunity to contribute to challenging and high-profile environmental planning projects. If you think you have the required experience to fit this role, please click Apply below to submit your cv for review. If you have any questions about this or other roles, contact Euan McLeod on . We also offer 250 for successfully placed referrals, so if you have any friends/colleagues that are looking for work, put them in touch!

Opportunity: An established ecological consultancy is seeking an Associate Ecologist to join its growing team of specialists. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a wide range of terrestrial ecological projects across the UK, spanning sectors such as housing, retail, employment, and renewable energy. As an Associate Ecologist, you will play a key role in delivering ecological services, managing complex projects, mentoring junior staff, and contributing to business development. The role offers the chance to work within a supportive, experienced team while gaining exposure to cross-disciplinary expertise and challenging, high-profile projects. Responsibility: Design, organise, and lead terrestrial ecology surveys and site visits. Prepare high-quality technical reports and review outputs from colleagues, providing feedback and coaching. Manage project deliverables, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest technical standards. Mentor and manage junior and senior ecologists, fostering professional development. Support business development, maintain client relationships, and help secure new work. Collaborate with senior management to implement team strategies and expand services. Independently manage complex projects, budgets, and timelines, ensuring effective client and stakeholder communication. Lead on tender preparation, including fee proposals, budgets, programmes, and project scopes. Requirements: Extensive professional experience in ecological consultancy or a related field (including public sector or conservation bodies). Relevant degree and/or postgraduate qualification with a strong academic record. Comprehensive experience with UK botanical and faunal identification. Extensive experience with Phase 1 Habitat and/or UK Habitat Classification surveys. Proven experience conducting protected species surveys, mitigation, and licensing; holder of at least one protected species survey licence. Up-to-date knowledge of UK wildlife legislation and policy. Experience preparing development licence applications for protected species mitigation. Proven ability to produce high-quality written reports, including Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, EcIAs, HRAs, BNG, and protected species survey reports. Project management experience, including leading and motivating staff. Proven client liaison and management experience. Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment with strong organizational and communication skills. Full Membership of CIEEM (or eligible to obtain). Ability to travel across the UK, including occasional overnight stays. Full UK driving licence. Benefits: Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunities for professional development and CPD. Exposure to challenging, high-profile projects and collaboration with an experienced ecological team. Supportive and collaborative working environment with opportunities for career progression. If you think you have the required experience to fit this role, please click Apply below to submit your cv for review. If you have any questions about this or other roles, contact Euan McLeod on . We also offer 250 for successfully placed referrals, so if you have any friends/colleagues that are looking for work, put them in touch!

Overview: A leading construction consultancy, is currently seeking an experienced Chartered Building Surveyor (Associate Level) to join their team. This is a unique opportunity to step into a standalone role within a larger team, with a dynamic blend of project surveying and party wall matters. The position is best suited for a motivated professional with a background in commercial office fit-outs, high-end residential developments, and, ideally, listed or heritage buildings. Key Responsibilities: Deliver a range of building surveying and project management services across diverse sectors. Manage and advise on party wall matters in accordance with the relevant legislation. Oversee office fit-outs, high-spec residential schemes, and projects involving heritage/listed properties. Provide expert advice to clients and act as a key point of contact throughout project lifecycles. Operate independently within a collaborative team environment, ensuring best-in-class consultancy services. Ideal Candidate Profile: MRICS-qualified Chartered Surveyor. Proven experience across commercial, high-end residential, and heritage property sectors. Strong working knowledge of party wall legislation and procedures. Capable of handling a mix of project management and traditional surveying duties. Excellent communication and client management skills. What s on Offer: Flexible, competitive salary based on experience. Hybrid working model Opportunity to work autonomously in a respected and well-supported consultancy. Career progression opportunities at Associate and above. This is a unique opportunity that offers high levels of responsibility and a generous salary + extensive benefits. For more information, reach out to Ethan Williams on or click apply.

Opportunity: A leading ecological consultancy is seeking a Senior Ecologist to join its expanding terrestrial ecology team. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a wide range of UK projects across sectors such as housing, retail, employment, and renewable energy. As a Senior Ecologist, you will design and lead protected species and habitat surveys, prepare high-quality technical reports, manage projects of varying scales, and liaise with clients. You will also have the opportunity to mentor junior staff and further develop your ecological expertise, with a clear path to progression toward Principal Ecologist within 3 5 years. Responsibility: Design, undertake, and lead terrestrial ecology surveys and site visits, including Phase 1 / UK Habitat surveys, protected species surveys (e.g., bats, badgers, dormice, GCN, reptiles, otters, water voles, and nesting birds), and acting as ECoW. Conduct desk-based studies and produce high-quality ecological reports, including PEARs, EcIAs, ES chapters, and BNG assessments. Independently manage a range of ecological projects, meeting client demands and deadlines. Develop, maintain, and manage internal and external client and stakeholder relationships. Prepare tenders and proposals for new ecological projects. Review and provide feedback on work completed by junior ecologists, offering mentorship and guidance. Requirements: Minimum of 3 years relevant professional experience in ecological consultancy or a related field (including public sector or conservation bodies). Relevant degree and/or postgraduate qualification with a strong academic record. Comprehensive experience with UK botanical and faunal identification. Knowledge and experience of Phase 1 Habitat and/or UK Habitat Classification surveys. Proven experience undertaking protected species surveys, mitigation, and licensing. Up-to-date knowledge of UK wildlife legislation and policy. Proven ability to produce high-quality written reports, including Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, EcIAs, and protected species survey reports. Experience managing and liaising with clients. Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment, with effective teamwork, organisation, and communication skills. Full or Associate Membership of CIEEM (or eligible to obtain). Ability to travel across the UK, including occasional overnight stays. Full UK driving licence. Benefits: Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunities for professional development and CPD. Exposure to high-profile projects across diverse sectors. Supportive and collaborative team environment with opportunities for career progression. If you think you have the required experience to fit this role, please click Apply below to submit your cv for review. If you have any questions about this or other roles, contact Euan McLeod on . We also offer 250 for successfully placed referrals, so if you have any friends/colleagues that are looking for work, put them in touch!