You will work across Nature Positive’s carbon and built environment sustainability service streams, carrying out whole-life carbon assessments in the built environment and infrastructure spaces, advising project teams on carbon reduction strategies, and carrying out more general organisational GHG assessments and other related work.
Responsibilities
- Conduct whole-life carbon (WLC) assessments for construction and infrastructure projects using One Click LCA software.
- Contribute to PAS2080 compliance and construction carbon management planning.
- Create Circular Economy statements aligned with GLA requirements.
- Conduct organisational greenhouse gas (GHG) assessments, verifications, and reports to relevant standards, including data collection, quality assurance, calculations, and reporting.
- Develop decarbonisation plans to guide construction projects and broader organisations towards lower GHG emissions.
- Set carbon reduction targets using the SBTi method.
- Contribute to new business development, including developing leads and writing project proposals and tenders.
- Delegate tasks to more junior colleagues where appropriate and provide suitable support.
- Provide training and technical support to other team members as required.
- Carry out other appropriate tasks and duties as reasonably requested.
Here at Nature Positive, part of the RSK Group, we are seeking a motivated and technically proficient consultant, at either senior or principal level depending on experience, to support the delivery of whole-life carbon and organisational and project-level greenhouse gas assessments within our Carbon, Climate & Built Environment Sustainability Team.
Qualifications and Experience
- First or 2:1 BA/BSc qualification in a relevant discipline (e.g. environmental or construction management, sustainability, civil engineering), or equivalent practical experience.
- Strong working knowledge of sustainability and carbon management in the construction sector, via either in-house or consultancy contexts.
- Relevant experience in a consultancy environment: at least three years (senior consultant) or at least six years (principal consultant).
- Close familiarity with relevant standards including the RICS whole-life carbon assessment standard, the LETI suite, and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol series.
- Very strong quantitative and Excel skills.
- Significant organisational and project-level GHG assessment experience.
- Demonstrable experience at self‑management and working under own initiative, including managing multiple projects or workstreams.
- Implementing or running the PAS2080 carbon management system (beneficial).
- Coding, software or GIS knowledge (beneficial).
- Experience with BREEAM, LEED or WELL (beneficial).
- Running training or workshops (beneficial).
- Setting formal science‑based GHG reduction targets (SBTs) (beneficial).
- Business development or commercial experience (beneficial).
- Line management experience (beneficial).
- A postgraduate qualification in a relevant discipline (beneficial).
- Membership of a relevant professional institution (e.g. ISEP, RICS) (beneficial).
Skills and Personal Attributes
- Initiative and sound judgment: self‑starter who makes well‑considered decisions.
- Problem‑solving and analytical expertise: can tackle complex challenges and find effective solutions.
- Excellent communication (written & verbal): clearly articulate ideas in reports, presentations, and discussions.
- Team player with strong interpersonal skills: thrive in collaboration and build positive relationships with colleagues and clients.
- Highly organised and self‑motivated: manage time effectively and work independently towards goals.
- MS Office proficiency: expert in Excel for data analysis and comfortable using other MS Office tools.
This role is full time (40 hours per week) and permanent, although a part‑time arrangement can be considered.
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