Cura Terrae

Supports contaminated land investigations, environmental sampling, site assessments, data analysis, GIS mapping and technical reporting for geo-environmental projects across Scotland.With the recent integration of EnviroCentre into Cura Terrae, our Land & Nature business builds on more than 30 years of ecological and environmental consultancy expertise. Together, we offer the reassurance of established technical excellence alongside the wider resources and multidisciplinary capabilities of the Cura Terrae group.    Cura Terrae Land and Nature have an exciting opportunity for a Graduate Geo-Environmental Consultant with a desire to apply their skills and knowledge to delivering a diverse portfolio of geo-environmental projects across our client base. This role will require the skills and work ethic to complement our experienced, highly motivated technical team delivering projects that aim to exceed the expectations of our clients. You will be based in our Glasgow office but will also work closely with our teams in other offices, primarily across Scotland.  This is a great opportunity to join a dynamic and expanding team delivering on key regional and national projects with the opportunity to further develop a range of skills and build a successful career within the environmental consultancy sector.  The Role: Assist with the delivery of contaminated land investigation projects including Geo environmental Tier 1 Desk Studies and Tier 2 Intrusive Site Investigations Undertake various elements of field work, including site walkovers, intrusive site investigations, site supervision and routine environmental monitoring (e.g. surface water, groundwater and ground gas) Assist in the delivery of marine sediment sampling projects, under our Marine & Coastal division Management and processing of field and laboratory data Preparation of factual and interpretative reports Preparation of drawings in GIS Liaison with clients, sub-contractors, laboratories and colleagues What We’re Looking For: Bachelor’s or master’s degree in relevant geo-science (e.g. environmental geoscience, environmental chemistry, environmental science, geology, physical geography, civil engineering). Understanding of relevant Scottish/ UK legislation and guidelines. Excellent organisation, verbal and written communication skills. Great attention to detail and organisational skills.  Full UK driver’s licence. An effective communicator, who is self-motivated with a good work ethic and a team-focused mindset. Someone who is willing to travel and to work in the outdoors at all times of the year, often in challenging conditions.  Previous industry experience is advantageous but not essential, as full training will be provided. What You’ll Get: Competitive salary and benefits package.   25 days' annual leave plus Bank Holidays   Company pension.   Hybrid working.   Career development, mentoring and progression opportunities.   Supportive and collaborative culture.   Access to a wide range of projects across multiple sectors.   Opportunity to work on meaningful, nature-positive projects.   Employee discounts, social events, and volunteer days.   Cura Terrae is a Great Place to Work® certified organisation. We value teamwork, professionalism, and inclusivity, and we’re committed to supporting our people’s development, health, and wellbeing.   We actively support the development of our people and provide opportunities to grow across a diverse range of environmental disciplines.   

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Supports environmental, hydrology and water-management projects through field surveys, environmental data analysis, GIS mapping, flood-risk assessments, restoration work and technical reporting across Scotland.With the recent integration of EnviroCentre into Cura Terrae, our Land & Nature business builds on more than 30 years of ecological and environmental consultancy expertise. Together, we offer the reassurance of established technical excellence alongside the wider resources and multidisciplinary capabilities of the Cura Terrae group.  We are seeking a motivated Graduate Environmental Consultant to join our Water and Engineering team. You will support the delivery of environmental, water-management and nature-based engineering projects across Scotland.This is an excellent opportunity to develop core consultancy skills within a diverse team of water specialists and engineers. You will also gain experience through multidisciplinary projects, project-management support and collaboration with colleagues across the business.The Role:Compiling and analysing spatial, hydrological and environmental-monitoring data.Undertaking field surveys and monitoring, including peat-depth surveys, water-quality sampling, construction-site visits, and river and land surveys.Supporting GNSS-based spatial surveys and UAV surveys where appropriate.Preparing maps and technical drawings using GIS.Providing hydrology and modelling support for catchment characterisation, hydrological analysis, flood-risk assessments, surface-water management and water-resource assessments.Providing technical support to river, peatland, wetland and coastal-restoration projects.Supporting environmental impact assessments, mitigation measures and sustainable-drainage studies.Preparing clear factual and interpretative technical reports.Assisting with project coordination, management and delivery.Liaising with clients, contractors, laboratories and multidisciplinary colleagues.What We’re Looking For:Bachelor’s or master’s degree in relevant discipline, such as hydrology, hydrogeology, catchment management, earth sciences, environmental science, environmental management, physical geography or environmental engineering.A general understanding of hydrology, environmental-data analysis, environmental impact assessment, sustainable drainage, flood management or environmental restoration.A general understanding of hydrology, environmental-data analysis, environmental impact assessment, sustainable drainage, flood management or environmental restoration.Excellent organisation, verbal and written communication skills.Great attention to detail and organisational skills.Full UK driver’s licence.An effective communicator, who is self-motivated with a good work ethic and a team-focused mindset.Someone who is willing to travel and to work in environments such as rivers, uplands, peatlands, construction sites, wind farms and quarries.Previous industry experience is advantageous but not essential, as full training will be provided.What You’ll Get:Competitive salary and benefits package. 25 days' annual leave plus Bank Holidays Company pension. Hybrid working. Career development, mentoring and progression opportunities. Supportive and collaborative culture. Access to a wide range of projects across multiple sectors. Opportunity to work on meaningful, nature-positive projects. Employee discounts, social events, and volunteer days. Cura Terrae is a Great Place to Work® certified organisation. We value teamwork, professionalism, and inclusivity, and we’re committed to supporting our people’s development, health, and wellbeing. We actively support the development of our people and provide opportunities to grow across a diverse range of environmental disciplines. 

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