What's involved with this role:

Job Title: Principal Environmental Technical Officer

Ref: Exeter 5277317

Pay rate: £22.20 per hour PAYE

Role length: Anticipated 2 - 3 months

Working arrangements: Hybrid working

Additional requirements: Driving Licence



The role:

We are currently seeking an experienced Principal Environmental Technical Officer to join the Environmental Health team to specialise in the area of noise/air quality monitoring or contaminated land.

In order to carry out this role, you will be a qualified professional with a degree or equivalent in Environmental Health or a related science field, registered with EHORB or similar and you must have at least five years of relevant local government experience or relevant proven experience, particularly in noise, air quality, or contaminated land issues.

You will also have experience of managing complex projects and heavy workloads and a solid understanding of Environmental Health policies and issues.



The role:

Monitoring and assessing noise and air quality issues
Managing matters relating to contaminated land
Overseeing complex environmental projects
Ensuring compliance with relevant environmental legislation and standards
Preparing detailed reports and liaising with internal and external stakeholders



What the client is looking for:

BSc/Diploma in Environmental Health and EHORB Certificate of Registration OR other relevant science or maths degree or equivalent professional qualification in the field of noise/air quality monitoring or contaminated land
Able to demonstrate up to date training and knowledge through CPD certificates
A minimum of five years Local Government experience in the area of noise/air quality monitoring or contaminated land or a proven track record in this area
Experience of managing complex projects and heavy workloads
Very good organisational, analytical, communications and interpersonal skills
Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office and similar applications
Good project and team management skills
Practical experience of researching, preparing and conducting campaigns/educational initiatives
Knowledge of Environmental Health and the issues which affect Environmental Health policy



How to Apply:

Quote the Job Title and Reference Number in your application.
Submit your CV in Word format.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis—early submission is recommended.



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Job Ref: Exeter 5277317


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