Our client, a leading utility company with a significant presence in the energy sector, are seeking a Planning and Environmental Specialist to join their Civil, Environmental and Renewables team in Glasgow (Hybrid working available). Day rate: up to €700 per day Role Overview: Our client requires an experienced Planning and Environmental Specialist Lead to join their Civil, Environmental and Renewables (CER) Engineering Department to manage planning and environmental consenting and compliance on their UK windfarm portfolio. Key Responsibilities Manage planning and environmental compliance activities, including the discharge of planning conditions, for the clients portfolio of consented UK onshore wind farms, in particular the Scottish wind farm portfolio. Lead consultations with key external stakeholders and statutory authorities as required e.g. local authorities, NatureScot, SEPA, Marine Scotland, public consultations etc. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across the organisation and partner companies to manage the preparation and submission of planning and environmental consenting applications to the appropriate statutory authorities, in compliance with the relevant legislative requirements. Manage the procurement and delivery of planning, environmental and other related consultant services to support project consenting and compliance activities. Provide expert planning and environmental advice to project teams across the organisation to successfully scope and deliver projects in a timely manner by contributing to feasibility, screening and other studies for sites as required. Find solutions to planning and environmental consenting issues, with limited oversight and advise project teams on technical planning and environmental matters. Requirements Minimum of seven years professional experience in the area of planning and / or environmental co nsenting and experience in discharge of planning conditions on consented major infrastructure projects. A strong understanding of the planning and environmental regulatory requirements in the UK, particularly in Scotland, related to consenting of major infrastructure projects. In depth knowledge and experience of the consenting process for major infrastructure developments (e.g. Section 36, Environmental Impact Assessment process and assessment under the Habitats Regulations). A professional manner with strong inter personal skills, with an ability to communicate at all levels and deliver high performance results. Strong stakeholder management skills and proven track record of managing internal and external stakeholders and leading successful public consultations. Demonstrated ability to conduct efficient decision making and problem solving in collaboration with other key stakeholders. Strong organisational and structured approach to project management and commercial aspects of projects. A flexible approach to work, especially where necessary to deliver on project requirements. A full clean driving licence and access to a car. For more information or to apply directly please call 353851869697. ADZN1_UKTJ