Skills and abilities: Innovative technical focus, with ability to organise and communicate large-scale environmental projects to strict deadlines.
What you’ll be doing: You will be central to the creation of various project developments with environmental considerations at their core. Typical day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Collecting and analysing scientific data, creating and interpreting reports
- Competently discuss problems with professionals from a range of disciplines
- Conduct technical audits and site assessments to ensure policy compliance
- Using appropriate software such as Autocad and SAS
- Consulting on environmental regulations, modelling environmental forecasts
Career progression: You may decide to specialise in a number of areas, and undergo training that fits this particular professional path. In pursuing this line of work, you might consider taking the path to chartership, to become a Chartered Engineer (CEng), or Chartered Environmentalist. You could decide to follow a managerial route, supervising other engineers. With enough professional experience, you could turn your attention to freelance or consultancy work.
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