Consents Co-Ordinator

We currently seek a Consents Co-Ordinator to work for a major Transmission & Utilities Operator. This is an initial 1 year contract position starting in April and will be based out of their Inverness office.

The client owns and maintains the
132kV, 275kV and 400kV electricity transmission network in their licence area in Scotland. Their network comprises of subsea cables, underground cables, overhead wooden poles, steel towers and electricity
substations, and it extends over a quarter of the UK land mass, across some of its most challenging terrain.

You will be supporting the development of their Transmission subsea cable network.

The role will include:

- Development of project specific consenting strategies
- Engagement with stakeholders and regulatory agencies
- Drafting of project documentation including MEA and consent applications
- Critical review of contract documents and deliverables under a NEC 3 framework
- Ability to follow and promote the business position or policy
- The ability to influence project teams and manage conflict

The client expects the suitable candidate to be Degree qualified and have an understanding of:

• Marine habitats and sensitivities
• Other legitimate users of the sea
• Marine legislation, in the Scottish sector
• Offshore works including Survey techniques, vessel types, cable installation techniques etc.
• Marine spatial planning
• GIS
• Subsea Cable installation


If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please contact Martin Doe by sending your CV to martin.doe@trsstaffing.com


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