Job Category: Environmental Advisory (Contaminated Land)
Nation Partners is excited about welcoming our next
Indigenous
Environmental Consultant
in our Environmental Advisory team! Come and work with a consultancy with a stellar reputation for providing exceptional solutions to complex social and environmental challenges and delivering quality project outcomes for our clients. The natural and cultural environment is our most precious resource, and Nation Partners helps organisations recognise, optimise, and minimise their impact. We have established relationships with industry leaders that will enable you to lead and work on interesting, strategic, and challenging projects.
Nation Partners is an organisation like no other. We are a collective of professional consultants that are self-managed and work together as a unified team to influence a better and more sustainable future for society and the planet.
Work for a purpose driven and highly regarded B Corp consultancy
Great benefits including 5 weeks annual leave, purchased leave, and public holiday swaps
Full time (flexibility negotiable)
Consultant level – 0 to 4 years' experience
Canberra-based (Office in Woden, with hybrid and flexible work arrangements)
NOTE:
This position is identified and available to Indigenous applicants only.
Job Description
Actively contribute to the next exciting phase of our growth and work with a team who genuinely value work-life integration. Our model of distributed leadership and self-management means that each of us is responsible for managing ourselves, and we share in the leadership and management of each other and the business. We have established a strong reputation across many industries and have grown market-leading capabilities across each of our practice areas, including contaminated land, stakeholder engagement, environmental and heritage advisory, sustainability, climate change, and business advisory services. Our contaminated land and environmental advisory team continues to grow, and we are seeking an Environmental Consultant to support current and future projects in the infrastructure, government, aviation and defence sectors.
About the Role
Our primary focus is to provide solutions for complex projects. We see you playing a key role in:
Contributing to the continued growth of Nation Partners through developing and sustaining strong relationships, understanding our clients' challenges, and delivering projects successfully.
Delivering targeted, pragmatic, innovative and effective solutions to help our clients solve their most difficult challenges.
Contributing to winning and delivering environmental and contaminated land investigation, remediation and strategic advisory projects, working with technical peers and within supportive, multidisciplinary teams.
Leading and managing tasks for environmental projects and site-based contamination investigation and remediation works.
Undertaking analysis and interpretation of contamination and environmental data, and drafting clear and concise technical reports and deliverables.
Proactively seeking advice and feedback to support your development, and making good choices for yourself, the team, the business, society, and the planet.
Contributing to Nation Partners' core values of using business as a force for good (B Corp), care, courage, and clarity, leading to business improvement and care for the planet.
Desired Skills and Experience
About You
To succeed in this role, you will:
Have an appreciation of contaminated land assessment and management, and related legislation, guidance, tools, and processes. Prior work experience in the field is desirable.
Be able to self-manage and prioritise the delivery of multiple tasks and high-quality deliverables to meet project deadlines.
Love working collaboratively within integrated teams.
Possess excellent writing skills, including a demonstrated ability to draft technical documents in a clear, concise and logical manner.
Have strong interpersonal and communication skills and be able to confidently manage interactions with colleagues, clients and stakeholders.
Have a relevant Tertiary degree in the fields of environmental engineering, environmental science, or similar.
Enjoy working outdoors and have experience collecting field data, measurements, and samples.
Be committed to safety and wellbeing, ideally with experience working on active / construction sites.
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