What if you could do the kind of work that the world needs?
We offer access to our global scale, enabling you to contribute to landmark projects and collaborate with talented professionals in your field. This is a culture that values new ideas and diverse perspectives, providing opportunities for growth and development.
The Opportunity
With significant growth in project value and pipeline, we have created new opportunities for an Environmental Scientist/Consultant. The role will be based primarily in our Newcastle office.
We have one of the largest Contaminated Site teams in Australia, offering the scale and reach you need to tackle complex projects. Our team culture prioritizes technical excellence, innovation, and well-being.
Some current projects in the NSW team include:
* Property transaction due diligence assessments (Stage 1s)
* Environmental Site Assessments and Detailed Site Investigations (Stage 2s)
* Legacy industrial sites
* Transport infrastructure projects including rail, road, and ports
* Downstream oil and gas sites (Service stations)
* Defence projects including PFAS monitoring and remediation programs
Responsibilities
* Conduct environmental field works, such as drilling, hydrogeological testing, site validation, and monitoring, while ensuring safety and considering intricate geology/hydrogeology.
* Collect environmental samples, including soil, groundwater, soil vapour, ambient air, and landfill gas.
* Interrogate large datasets, develop conceptual site models, and prepare detailed field notes.
* Assist in preparing technical assessment reports and recommendations with senior staff support.
* Develop contractor management, project planning, and stakeholder communication skills.
* Contribute to a culture of teamwork, innovation, and passion, promoting trust and unity among team members.
* Maintain a strong safety culture and champion safety initiatives.
About You
You'll likely have 3+ years of environmental consulting experience, with a strong field work component, and be enthusiastic and reliable. Essential skills and attributes include:
* Knowledge of contaminants and remediation principles.
* A understanding of site assessment, sampling, and survey techniques.
* Willingness to undertake field-work 50-75% of the time.
* A current Australian Driver's License.
* Willingness to embrace new challenges.
* Problem-solving skills and confidence to make decisions in the field.
* Strong time management.
Imagine a better future for yourself and the world around you.
Join our community of talented individuals who share your passion for making a positive impact. Our global team includes over 69,000 employees working together to create change in communities worldwide.
An Employee Share Purchase Plan is available to all permanent employees who wish to become owners and partners in WSP's success. Learn more about our commitment to employee health and wellbeing on our Employee Benefits page.
With us, you can grow and thrive. Apply today.