Principal Environmental Consultant - Environmental Approvals
Principal Environmental Consultant - Environmental Approvals
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- A degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Management, Urban Planning, Ecology, or a related field (postgraduate qualifications are a bonus)10+ years of experience in environmental planning and approvals
- Experience leading projects related to environment impact assessment and approvals, especially in the WA resources sector
- Demonstrated knowledge of environmental legislation and policy frameworks within Australia.
- Extensive project management experience, with demonstrated ability to deliver complex, multi-stakeholder projects on time and within budget.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with demonstrated experience writing technical reports and presenting findings to diverse audiences.
- Strong business development and client interfacing experience
- Familiarity with GIS, data analysis, or digital tools for environmental assessment (advantageous but not essential)
- Why WSP?Imagine a better future for you, and for us all.
- Joining WSP means becoming part of a global team of over 73,000, united by a shared passion for making a positive impact.
- Join WSP's Earth and Environment business, a nationally renowned business unit with a proven history of delivery high quality innovative work across sectors.
- Deliver work that genuinely shapes communities, grounded in WSP's mission to provide sustainable solutions with deep environmental and social responsibility.
- Grow in a culture built on collaboration, inclusion, and belonging, where diverse perspectives power innovation and employees feel valued and supported.
- Enjoy work/life flexibility and strong career pathways, plus global mobility, health and wellbeing programs, and social initiatives.
- With us, you can. Apply today.
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