Current Vacancies

The role will involve carrying out site surveys using GPS, total station and other surveying equipment and processing survey data, creating cross sections and carrying out volumetric calculations using processing software. You will provide technical advice to clients throughout the UK.

To succeed in this role you will need to have good written and verbal communication skills.  You will need to learn to use 3D computer modelling packages and will need excellent mathematical skills.  A qualification in surveying, civil engineering or a similar discipline would be beneficial. A high degree of accuracy and attention to detail as well as having a full UK driving licence is essential.

No previous experience is necessary as training will be provided for office and site based work.  We will work with you to ensure that you gain the training and experience necessary to enable you to progress in your career, encourage you to obtain RICS Chartered status and progress to the top of the profession.

MJCA assists a wide range of clients in understanding how the Environmental Permitting regime applies to their activities.  Our permitting team prepares and submits applications for new and varied Environmental Permits together with applications to surrender Environmental Permits including the assessments and investigations that are needed in support.  We are looking for the right person to lead our team.  The role will encompass the provision of technical support for a wide range of permitting services.  You will need to have a range of permitting and associated experience and understand the application and regulation of the environmental permitting regime. You will need to have experience in a range of waste management and industrial activities, ideally including landfill, waste treatment, hazardous waste management and waste recovery operations.  You will provide direct input to projects and oversee others by applying your up to date knowledge of environmental permitting together with the previous regulatory regimes in respect of pollution prevention and control and waste management licensing.   Experience in the application of environmental legislation to a wide range of activities is essential to provide technical advice and support to team members.

You will need to have a relevant qualification in a specialist discipline area, be experienced in project management, budgeting and financial control and be enthusiastic about applying your expertise in a vibrant and energetic consultancy.

CIWM membership would be an advantage.  As a key member of the team, you will be expected to play a proactive role in company performance and management and the development of new business opportunities for strategic growth and development of the company.

We are recruiting currently for an Environmental Consultant to work at MJCA.  We are looking for a person who has a degree in a suitable environment related subject and has at least 1 to 2 years’ experience working for an environmental consultancy, an operator or a regulator, ideally with experience of preparing or determining applications for Environmental Permits and / or in waste and resource management.  Candidates will need to be able to demonstrate a basic understanding of the regulatory framework together with an accurate approach to the assimilation of relevant legislation and guidance and to the collection and interpretation of supporting data.  They will also have a careful and clear approach to communicating ideas and data.  Above all, candidates will need to be eager to learn what we have to teach them and have the enthusiasm to take on new experiences and build on their experience in this fascinating area of environmental consultancy.