Permitting Manager


Reference: 692591

Location: Southwest England – Hybrid

Type: Permanent

Sector: Nuclear


 

Description

Our client is a global leader in the nuclear power industry.


The Role

We are seeking an experienced Permitting Manager to develop and maintain the environmental impacts assessment for a significant nuclear sector project in the UK. This role is crucial to the project's success, ensuring high levels of regulatory compliance and environmental protection standards.


Key Responsibilities

  • Develop comprehensive environmental assessment frameworks, handbooks, and detailed planning schedules

  • Model, measure, and assess environmental radioactivity and other environmental contaminants

  • Undertake offsite radiological and environmental impact assessments for discharges and disposal routes

  • Author technical specifications for environmental baseline studies and regulatory submission reports

  • Coordinate with technical specialists, engineers, and operations teams to gather input data for environmental assessments

  • Ensure identification of relevant environmental features, devices, systems, and circuits that are important to environmental protection

  • Develop processes for Design Reviews, HAZIDs, HAZOPs, and HASANs adequate for environmental compliance

  • Author and review environmental assessments and reports

  • Identify relevant environmental impact scenarios and established processes for implementation

  • Manage environmental scenarios during construction, including impact assessments and change control

  • Liaise with Environment Agency (EA) and Local Planning Authority (LPA) during the permitting process

  • Provide subject matter expert guidance on environmental matters to project teams and senior management

  • Contribute to project environmental assessment workshops, design reviews, and BAT (Best Available Techniques) optioneering

  • Facilitate understanding of UK environmental regulatory context through briefing and training


Key Requirements

  • Master's degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, or related field

  • Experience in environmental assessment in an authoring role

  • Experience in developing specifications, scopes of work, environmental methodologies, and assessment strategies

  • Senior-level expertise in one or more specific areas of environmental analysis (e.g., ecology, soil characteristics, aqueous or gaseous discharge, radioactive contaminant management)

  • Experience in environmental assessment governance, regulatory challenge, review, and regulator liaison

  • Strong knowledge of UK environmental regulations and permitting processes

  • Experience within the nuclear sector highly desirable

  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced environmental professional to take on a challenging and rewarding role in a cutting-edge nuclear project.

Given current workloads, Simpson Booth regrets to inform that in the instance you have not heard from us within 2 weeks of your application, you should consider yourself unsuccessful at this time.


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