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| Air Quality Technical Leader |
| Location: South East England | Salary:£56k and above |
Overview:
Provision of air
quality technical services within a leading global
multi-disciplinary consultancy.
Responsibilities:
To take
responsibility for air quality sub-team
management, business development, project and
programme management, staff development and
technical leadership for the air quality business
for our Client in their Brighton office.
Principal Accountabilities:
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Report to Brighton Energy Environment team manager
who reports to Sub-divisional Manager.
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Develop air quality assessment skills within the
existing team.
- Develop and implement Air
Quality Sub-Team Business Plan.
The
position will involve development and management
of, for example:
- Air quality impact
assessments for large range of different sectors
including industrial, buildings and transportation
projects;
- Air quality monitoring
programmes (both passive and continuous);
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Odour assessment;
- Pollution Prevention and
Control (PPC) permit applications and support;
- Specialist services for energy clients (e.g.
emissions modelling, CO2 assessment and carbon
footprinting);
- Project management;
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Proposal preparation;
- Sub-team management
and staff development;
- There will be an
on-going requirement to be involved with and
liaise with other TMU environment teams to
co-ordinate all air quality inputs across a full
portfolio of environmental projects.
Requirements:
- Extensive relevant
postgraduate experience, including in the air
quality field, in environmental consultancy, and
in team leadership
Desired academic,
professional qualifications and experience:
- Chartered Engineer / Environmentalist
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UK and international experience.
Essential competencies/skills:
Technical
Leadership;
High standards of written and
oral communication and IT skills;
Demonstrable experience in undertaking and
managing wide range of air quality related
projects;
Programme Management;
Strong
project management skills;
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