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Senior Ecologist – Full-Time, Permanent Location: Inverness, UK-based (with occasional travel) Salary: £35,000 – £43,000 + benefits A respected UK-wide environmental consultancy is seeking to appoint a Senior Ecologist to join their thriving Inverness office. With a headcount of 25 highly skilled ecologists, project managers, and senior staff, the Inverness team plays a central role in delivering diverse, high-profile projects across the country- from renewable energy and infrastructure to land development and conservation. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced ecologist ready to take the next step in their career. The role blends field expertise with project leadership, client engagement, and mentoring responsibilities, all within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. About the Role As a Senior Ecologist, you’ll lead the delivery of technically robust ecological surveys, assessments, and reports. You’ll manage complex projects, build strong client relationships, and support junior colleagues in their development. The consultancy encourages specialisation, so you’ll have the chance to deepen your expertise while contributing to innovation and best practice across the wider ecology team. Staff development is a core priority. You’ll benefit from regular internal and external training, and participate in “communities of practice”- cross-office forums held both in person and via Teams to share knowledge, refine methodologies, and strengthen team cohesion across the UK. Key Responsibilities • Plan and manage ecological field surveys and Ecological Clerk of Works (ECoW) support, • Lead and deliver EcIA, HRA, and species/habitat reports to a high standard, • Manage medium to large-scale or complex projects, ensuring quality, timelines, and budget control, • Liaise confidently with clients, landowners, planners, and statutory agencies, • Provide mentoring and line management for 1-3 junior ecologists, • Maintain strong working knowledge of UK wildlife legislation and planning policy, • Offer technical guidance across specialist areas and contribute to internal training and quality systems, • Identify new business opportunities and help win work through proposals and client engagement, • Support marketing efforts such as thought leadership, events, and content writing What We're Looking For • A degree in ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline, • Proven experience in ecological consultancy, including project and client management, • Strong field skills and a good understanding of survey design, analysis, and reporting, • Membership of CIEEM (or working towards it), • Confidence in communicating technical issues clearly, both verbally and in writing, • A proactive and adaptable approach to challenges, with strong attention to detail, • Experience supervising contractors and collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams, • A commitment to continuous professional development and ecological best practice What’s in It for You • £35,000 – £43,000 salary, • 25 days annual leave + bank holidays, • Flexible/hybrid working arrangements, • Structured path for professional development and progression, • Opportunities to specialise and become a recognised expert in your field, • Supportive leadership and a collaborative team culture, • Access to regular training and cross-office communities of practice Interested? Click apply now and send an up-to-date CV. Applications are review upon receipt.

Senior Environmental Consultant - Construction Support Services • Project Management, • Ecology background, • Largely desk based with Highlands site work Location: Scotland (Inverness, Glasgow or Edinburgh) Consultant/Lead Grade - £33,000 - £38,000 Senior grade - £38,000 - £45,000 CleanTech Talent are hiring for a Consultant or Senior level Environmental Consultant with an ecology background seeking to move away from the weekly onsite work and travel. This is for a long-standing reputable client supporting the renewable energy sector, infrastructure, ports & harbours and more in Scotland. With multiple offices in Scotland and a reputation spanning three decades, receive best in class in house training and support. To summarise: • Small to medium size multi-disciplinary environmental consultancy operating successfully in the UK for over three decades, • Regionally managed with a national alignment, • Agile mindset with people & technology development at heart, • Harnessing a collegiate atmosphere to enable development, • Responsible, relevant & sustainable practices, • Care deeply and celebrate loudly, • Take each day as a blend of meaningful work, good laughs and honest conversations, • Easily accessible office in Inverness, with scope for travel across Scotland, • Cross-team projects, project management development and established yet continuously developing business processes., • You will receive guidance and technical support with specific training and mentoring in your chosen field combined with work ownership and a generous salary and benefits package., • Read on for more details! What will you be doing? You will be joining the highly respected team to assist in the delivery of onsite environmental and ecological auditing and an advisory role mainly on renewable energy and road infrastructure projects across Scotland. You will work closely with colleagues, and industry partners in other technical disciplines, to assist in the delivery of project work. Key Responsibilities • Project management of construction & ecology based projects, • Continue developing your ecology experience across habitats and reporting, • Support the construction support services team with projects across Scotland, • Collaborate with project stakeholders, • Managing and communicating with key stakeholders whilst encouraging a high level of environmental protection, • Using Microsoft Word and Excel, digital photography and infield technology, • Operate in a variety of environments such as remote areas or operational construction sites, • Supporting office management and administrative tasks Key Competencies • 4+ years relevant industry experience within consulting, project management, ecology or similar disciplines, • Under/postgraduate degree in Ecology, Environmental Management or a related discipline, • Experience of working under Scottish and/or UK legislation, • Desireable: Membership of the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM) and/or of the Association of Environmental and Ecological Clerks of Works (AEECoW), • Confident in habitat and protected species ecology, • An understanding of current environmental legislation, policy trends, guidance and regulatory frameworks, • The ability to work as a team and individually, • Good time management and record keeping, • A full UK drivers licence, • The ability to operate a 4x4 vehicle safely is desirable. What's in it for you • Salary up to £45,000 depending on experience, • Investment in your training and success, • Full project lifecycle across a range of environmental disciplines, • Hybrid working, • Established benefits of working with a dynamic and growing organisation, • Generous holiday allowance, • Training allowance, • Company Pension contribution, • Flexible weekly working hours promoting work-life balance, • Full time / Part time considered What's next? If you're interested in applying or would at least like to know a bit more then please apply or contact Jim Merryfield at CleanTech Talent for a confidential call.

Our client, a respected Civil Engineering Contractor based in Inverness, is looking for an experienced Accounts Administrator to join their team on a permanent basis. This is a key role within the business, offering a broad mix of financial administration, operational support, and team coordination. You’ll play a vital part in maintaining accurate financial records, managing key administrative processes, and supporting day-to-day operations. What you'll be doing: Finance & Accounting • Process purchase and sales ledger invoices, • Prepare accrual journals and support month-end reporting, • Manage ad-hoc and petty cash payments, • Oversee credit control and credit applications, • Maintain supplier and customer databases with accuracy and integrityTimesheets & Site Administration, • Process weekly timesheets and subcontractor invoices, • Maintain internal plant journals, • Ensure all site administration and documentation is up to dateQuarry Operations, • Administer quarry operations including royalties, taxes, and associated reporting, • Process quarry-related purchase and sales invoicesVehicle & Plant Management, • Manage vehicle MOTs, tax, insurance, and driver compliance checks, • Oversee annual plant inspections and certifications, • Maintain and distribute live hire and utilisation reportsTraining & Security, • Maintain the company training matrix and coordinate staff training/tests, • Manage training grant applications, • Process and track security clearances and renewalsStaff & Resource Management, • Record and authorise staff holidays, • Control and monitor PPE stock and registers, • Proven experience in an accounts or finance administration role, • Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills, • Confident using accounting software and Microsoft Office, • Ability to manage a diverse workload and meet deadlines, • Experience within the construction or civil engineering sector is desirable but not essential Our role in supporting diversity and inclusion As an international workforce business, we are committed to sourcing personnel that reflects the diversity and values of our client base but also that of Orion Group. We welcome the wide range of experiences and viewpoints that potential workers bring to our business and our clients, including those based on nationality, gender, culture, educational and professional backgrounds, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, and age differences, job classification and religion. In our inclusive workplace, regardless of your employment status as staff or contract, everyone is assured the right of equitable, fair and respectful treatment.

Galbraith is a diverse multi-disciplinary Firm of Property Consultants with offices across Northern England and Scotland, specialising in the rural, forestry, energy, commercial and residential sectors with a growing presence in the emerging Natural Capital sector. We are looking for an enthusiastic Property Administrator to join our Inverness office to provide support to the Residential Sales team. This is a great opportunity for an administrator who is looking for a new challenge. The role is responsible for the providing a full range of proactive administrative support to the team including, but not limited to: • Proactively arranging and carrying out viewings, ensuring follow up calls take place with clients., • Management of social media pages., • Assist in the preparation of marketing material. To include Home Reports, photography and signage., • Managing external portal data and enquiries, • Preparing sales brochures To be Successful The successful candidate will be able to communicate effectively at all levels with both internal and external clients. You must be confident to communicate in a professional and empathetic manner, in both verbal and written communications. You will have proven organisational skills and demonstrate the ability to prioritise effectively whilst upholding a meticulous attention to detail. We are looking for an individual who will thrive in a fast-paced environment and be a team player. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys working as part of a team and has a willingness to grow and develop in the role. What We Offer At Galbraith, we are committed to supporting the ongoing growth of our teams, with access to an annual employee training budget which can be used towards personal and professional development. We offer a competitive salary of between £25,000 - £27,000 DOE and a benefits package including enhanced annual leave, company pension, private medical insurance, life insurance, enhanced family leave, access to our Employee Assistant Programme (EAP), Perkbox, employee referral scheme and a cycle to work scheme. Employees also have access to an annual volunteering day and charity match funding opportunities. To request a full job description, or if you have any queries regarding the role, please email To apply, please submit a CV & Covering letter by clicking the 'Apply' button above.

Job Title: Consultant Marine Ecologist (ideally with Marine Mammal Ecology expertise) Salary Range: (£28,400 - £33,800) aligned to experience. We are recruiting for a passionate individual to join our team of ecological and environmental consultants. The ideal candidate will have a sound knowledge base of marine ecology with a focus on marine mammals. They should be looking to expand and develop their knowledge and experience by contributing to sustainable and ethical marine development, supporting the move to carbon neutral. Established in 2012, Affric strive to provide exceptional environmental project support, leading projects through their lifecycle from concept to decommissioning. Based in the Highlands and working across Scotland and further afield, we go above and beyond to create complete consenting packages tailored to our client s needs. As environmental experts, we specialise in managing the consenting process, providing environmental input to project development, supporting marine ecological surveying, and providing on-site and advisory environmental construction support. The Role You will play an integral role as part of our team, providing valued ecological input to a range of projects from initial feasibility through planning, procurement, construction, operation and in some instances, decommissioning. The appointed candidate will be an active member of the Affric team, providing marine ecology advice as part of our multidisciplinary team, and will contribute to the day-to-day tasks of the consultancy as a whole. These will often include: Understanding the baseline of marine ecology conditions, with both desk-based and field survey activities; The processing, analysis, interpretation and/or presentation of data (including acoustic data); Understanding and assessing the implications of projects on the marine environment, providing input to project design to minimise adverse effects and maximise benefits; Identification of mitigation and enhancement techniques e.g. Marine Mammal protocols for noisy activities; Applying for European Protected Species (Cetacean) and Basking Shark licences; Inputting into Environmental Supporting Documents and Environmental Impact Assessment Reports (EIAR); and Providing construction environmental management support including marine mammal observations and/or passive acoustic monitoring support. The successful candidate will be based in the Affric Limited office, 20 minutes southwest of Inverness. On occasion, you may be expected to travel to meet clients needs; this may include working away for a few days or more at a time. Knowledge Skills and Experience Education & Qualifications Essential: Educated to BSc level in a relevant field (e.g., marine biology, ecology, conservation, or environmental sciences). Full driving licence. Desirable: Educated to MSc level (e.g., marine mammal ecology). Qualified JNCC Marine Mammal Observer. Have an appropriate level institute membership (e.g., ISEP, CIEEM, IMarEST). Sea survival qualification. Relevant Experience Essential: Experience applying knowledge in a work / volunteer role. A working knowledge of technical assessments underpinning environmental work (e.g. EIA, HRA, baseline characterisation, scientific study design etc.). Desirable: 2 years experience in the field of marine mammal ecology, derived from a relevant career in consultancy or research/conservation. Working with PAM / Acoustic data. Experience developing marine mammal survey specifications. Competencies & Skills Essential: Strong technical writing skills. Ability to communicate effectively with people at all levels. To be able to manage own time and prioritise tasks. Good understanding of marine mammal protections in the UK. Can articulate knowledge on marine mammals and the marine environment to non-specialists Desirable: Understanding of marine construction techniques. Knowledge of UK environmental regulations and law. Use of GIS software. Attitude & Disposition Essential: Flexible and adaptable. Positive nature. Willing to undertake site work. Can work independently or as part of a small team. Willingness to contribute to projects that might be outside current areas of expertise. Drive to learn and develop themselves Benefits of Working for Affric Limited We are a close-knit, friendly and supportive team in our recently expanded rural office. Your professional development is important to us; we support this through regular internal and external training opportunities. We actively encourage professional growth to enable all our staff to progress into more senior positions within the company. We offer opportunities to get involved in a wide range of projects at all stages of the project life cycle, and to work collaboratively with other environmental specialists, engineers, project managers and clients. This role will provide extensive and varied professional development opportunities for the right candidate, offering both desk and site-based experience. Our benefits package includes: 25 days annual leave plus 9 public holidays; Company pension; Health care scheme; Company performance bonuses; and Paid subscription fees for professional memberships. TO APPLY PLEASE CLICK THE "APPLY NOW" BUTTON AND YOU WILL BE REDIRECTED TO BEGIN THE APPLICATION PROCES

Job Title: Senior Marine Ecological Consultant Salary Range: (£36,500 - £44,500) aligned to experience. We are recruiting for a passionate individual to join our team of ecological and environmental consultants. The ideal candidate will have an established overall understanding of marine ecology with a relevant specialism (fish, benthic, marine mammal). They should be looking to expand and develop their knowledge and experience by contributing to sustainable and ethical marine development, supporting the move to carbon neutral. Established in 2012, Affric strive to provide exceptional environmental project support, leading projects through their lifecycle from concept to decommissioning. Based in the Highlands and working across Scotland and further afield, we go above and beyond to create complete consenting packages tailored to our client s needs. As environmental experts, we specialise in managing the consenting process, providing environmental input to project development, supporting marine ecological surveying, and providing on-site and advisory environmental construction support. The Role You will play an integral role as part of our team, providing valued ecological input to a range of projects from initial feasibility through planning, procurement, construction, operation and in some instances, to decommissioning. The appointed staff member will be an active member of the Affric team, leading the provision of marine ecology advice as part of our multidisciplinary team, and will contribute to the day-to-day tasks of the consultancy as a whole. These will often include: Developing the baseline understanding of marine ecology conditions, with both desk-based and field survey activities; The analysis, interpretation of survey data and presentation of results; Understanding and assessing the implications of project works on the marine environment, providing input to project design to minimise adverse effects and maximise benefits; Identification of mitigation and enhancement techniques; Undertaking marine mammal risk assessments; Applying for European Protected Species (Cetacean) and Basking Shark licences; Lead authoring marine ecology chapters in Environmental Supporting Documents and Environmental Impact Assessment Reports (EIAR); and Managing and providing construction environmental management support including marine mammal observations and/or passive acoustic monitoring support. The successful candidate will be based in the Affric Limited office, 20 minutes southwest of Inverness. On occasion, you may be expected to travel to meet clients needs; this may include working away for a few days or more at a time. Knowledge, Skills, and Experience Education & Qualifications Essential: Educated to BSc level in a relevant field (e.g., marine biology, ecology, conservation, or environmental sciences). Full driving licence. Desirable: Educated to MSc level (i.e., marine mammal/ecology sciences). Qualified JNCC marine mammal observer. Sea survival qualification. Have an appropriate level institute membership (e.g., ISEP, CIEEM, IMarEST). Relevant Experience Essential: Minimum of 3 years experience in the field of marine mammal ecology, derived from a relevant career in consultancy or research/conservation. A working knowledge of technical assessments underpinning environmental work (e.g. EIA, HRA, baseline characterisation, scientific study design). Experience in leadership and/or mentoring others. Desirable: EIA chapter authoring experience. Experience developing marine ecology survey specifications. Competencies & Skills Essential: Strong technical writing skills. Good understanding of UK environmental regulations and law. Excellent understanding of marine ecology protections in the UK. Good understanding of marine construction techniques. Ability to communicate with people at all levels. Can articulate knowledge on marine ecology and the marine environment to non-specialists. Desirable: Able to use GIS software Attitude & Disposition Essential: Flexible and adaptable. Positive nature. Willing to undertake site work. Can work independently or as part of a small team. Willingness to contribute to projects that might be outside current areas of expertise. Benefits of Working for Affric Limited We are a close-knit, friendly and supportive team in our recently expanded rural office. Your professional development is important to us; we support this through regular internal and external training opportunities. We actively encourage professional growth to enable all our staff to progress into more senior positions within the company. We offer opportunities to get involved in a wide range of projects at all stages of the project life cycle, and to work collaboratively with other environmental specialists, engineers, project managers and clients. This role will provide extensive and varied professional development opportunities for the right candidate, offering both desk and site-based experience. Our benefits package includes: 25 days annual leave plus 9 public holidays; Company pension; Company performance bonuses; Health care scheme; and Paid subscription fees for professional memberships. TO APPLY PLEASE CLICK THE "APPLY NOW" BUTTON AND YOU WILL BE REDIRECTED TO BEGIN THE APPLICATION PROCES

Senior Environmental Consultant - Construction Support Services • Project Management, • Ecology background, • Largely desk based with Highlands site work Location: Scotland (Inverness, Glasgow or Edinburgh) Consultant/Lead Grade - £33,000 - £38,000 Senior grade - £38,000 - £45,000 CleanTech Talent are hiring for a Consultant or Senior level Environmental Consultant with an ecology background seeking to move away from the weekly onsite work and travel. This is for a long-standing reputable client supporting the renewable energy sector, infrastructure, ports & harbours and more in Scotland. With multiple offices in Scotland and a reputation spanning three decades, receive best in class in house training and support. To summarise: • Small to medium size multi-disciplinary environmental consultancy operating successfully in the UK for over three decades, • Regionally managed with a national alignment, • Agile mindset with people & technology development at heart, • Harnessing a collegiate atmosphere to enable development, • Responsible, relevant & sustainable practices, • Care deeply and celebrate loudly, • Take each day as a blend of meaningful work, good laughs and honest conversations, • Easily accessible office in Inverness, with scope for travel across Scotland, • Cross-team projects, project management development and established yet continuously developing business processes., • You will receive guidance and technical support with specific training and mentoring in your chosen field combined with work ownership and a generous salary and benefits package., • Read on for more details! What will you be doing? You will be joining the highly respected team to assist in the delivery of onsite environmental and ecological auditing and an advisory role mainly on renewable energy and road infrastructure projects across Scotland. You will work closely with colleagues, and industry partners in other technical disciplines, to assist in the delivery of project work. Key Responsibilities • Project management of construction & ecology based projects, • Continue developing your ecology experience across habitats and reporting, • Support the construction support services team with projects across Scotland, • Collaborate with project stakeholders, • Managing and communicating with key stakeholders whilst encouraging a high level of environmental protection, • Using Microsoft Word and Excel, digital photography and infield technology, • Operate in a variety of environments such as remote areas or operational construction sites, • Supporting office management and administrative tasks Key Competencies • 4+ years relevant industry experience within consulting, project management, ecology or similar disciplines, • Under/postgraduate degree in Ecology, Environmental Management or a related discipline, • Experience of working under Scottish and/or UK legislation, • An understanding of current environmental legislation, policy trends, guidance and regulatory frameworks, • The ability to work as a team and individually, • Solid time management and record keeping, • A full UK drivers licence, • The ability to operate a 4x4 vehicle safely is desirable. What's in it for you • Salary up to £45,000 depending on experience, • Investment in your training and success, • Full project lifecycle across a range of environmental disciplines, • Hybrid working, • Established benefits of working with a dynamic and growing organisation, • Generous holiday allowance, • Training allowance, • Company Pension contribution, • Flexible weekly working hours promoting work-life balance, • Full time / Part time considered What's next? If you're interested in applying or would at least like to know a bit more then please apply or contact Jim Merryfield at CleanTech Talent for a confidential call.

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