Flood Risk Consultant Location: Edinburgh Salary: 33,000 - 54,000 Join a leading consultancy as a Flood Risk Consultant in Edinburgh and make a tangible impact on diverse projects. With a focus on hydraulic modelling, hydrology, and GIS, you'll be at the forefront of flood risk management. The Opportunity As a Flood Risk Consultant, you'll be part of a dynamic team working on projects across various sectors including water, energy, and transportation. You'll have the chance to work both in the UK and overseas, contributing to projects that matter. Key Responsibilities - Conduct data analysis, hydraulic modelling, and hydrology assessments. - Utilise GIS for technical reporting and flood risk assessments. - Ensure quality assurance by reviewing junior staff work. - Develop and test flood mitigation concepts. - Collaborate with environmental scientists, engineers, and planners. - Support business development activities, including tendering and client engagement. Candidate...

Senior Archaeology & Heritage Consultant Glasgow or Edinburgh Salary: 38,000- 50,000 DOE Location: Glasgow or Edinburgh Working pattern: Hybrid - 3 days per week in the office or on site Are you ready to take your archaeology and heritage career to the next level? I'm working with a respected multidisciplinary environmental consultancy looking to strengthen its Archaeology & Heritage team with an experienced consultant who wants to work on varied, meaningful projects across the UK. From major infrastructure and renewable energy developments to historic buildings, landscapes and protected monuments, you'll help ensure the past is considered in the projects shaping our future. What will you be doing? Producing heritage assessments, desk-based studies, technical reports and environmental statement chapters. Advising on planning applications, heritage consents and the potential impact of development. Designing and overseeing archaeological...

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Site Manager to join a Tier 1 building contractor on a major new project in Edinburgh. The scheme is a large, mixed-use development combining new-build construction with significant refurbishment elements, offering a genuine technical challenge. As Site Manager, you will take day-to-day responsibility for the safe, efficient delivery of your section of the project. You will manage site operations, programme delivery, and daily progress, while ensuring the highest standards of health, safety, quality, and welfare. The role will involve coordinating subcontractors, suppliers, and site personnel, maintaining site records and inspections, and supporting the Project Manager in delivering the project safely, on time, and to budget. The successful candidate will have proven experience as a Site Manager on building projects, ideally with exposure to both new-build and refurbishment works. You will have strong knowledge of health and...

Civil Engineer - Highways & Drainage - Edinburgh Location: Edinburgh Salary: 34k-46k DOE Type: Full-Time Permanent Working: Hybrid - 3 days office / 2 days home The Opportunity An established and growing engineering consultancy is looking for a Civil Engineer to join its expanding Power & Energy team in Edinburgh . This is an excellent opportunity to work on a diverse range of UK infrastructure projects , supporting clients from early feasibility and concept through to detailed design and delivery. The role offers exposure to technically interesting projects across power, energy, rail and wider infrastructure , working alongside experienced engineers and multidisciplinary teams to deliver safe, sustainable and practical engineering solutions. The Role You'll play a key role in the delivery of highway, drainage and civil infrastructure design , working closely with engineers, clients and other disciplines to develop coordinated solutions. Key...

Site Engineer Project Planner Ready to take your construction career beyond the site? You ve built valuable experience as a Site Engineer. You understand how projects are delivered, you know the realities of working on site, and you ve developed the technical knowledge that comes from being involved in live construction. But perhaps you re starting to think about what the next 5 10 years looks like. If long site hours, constant pressure and limited flexibility are becoming less appealing, this could be the opportunity to use your existing experience in a completely different way without starting your career again. We re partnering with a growing civil engineering, infrastructure and energy business that is playing an important role in Scotland s energy transition. They re looking for Site Engineers who want to move into Project Planning, with full training and support provided. Why move into planning? This is more than simply moving from one job title to another. It s...