06 Oct
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Seeds Renewables
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Newcastle
06 Oct
Seeds Renewables
Newcastle
Job Description
Environmental Scientist/Engineer - Contaminated Land n
We are looking for consultants who want to push the boundaries of their profession and develop excellence in an open, collaborative, and empowering culture. At Ramboll we work to create a sustainable future and to deliver innovative solutions to a variety of clients. You will join a global company that has been growing successfully since its founding in 1945. Together, we aim to leave a positive impact on societies, businesses, and communities around the world.
About you n
You will be:
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- Values driven
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- Performance and deadline oriented
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- Focused on the safety of yourself and others
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- A continuous learner who is energised by challenge, complexity, and change
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- Cooperative, inclusive and emotionally intelligent
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About the Position n
Your responsibilities in this role will include:
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- Site‑based activity coordination and site team management
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- Commercial project management
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- Environmental data acquisition for surface water, groundwater, soil, sediment, soil vapor, and associated meteorology
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- Preparation of contaminated land assessment reports
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- Management of large data sources, including documenting data, recording observations, and use of database and digital and AI‑based data management tools
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- Developing a network with Ramboll specialists across Australia, APAC, and globally
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What we can offer you nn
- Commitment to your development
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- Leaders guided by our Leadership Principles
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- A culture that welcomes you as the unique person you are
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- Inspiration from colleagues, clients, and projects
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- The long‑term thinking of a foundation‑owned company
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Your starting point for constant growth: We will support your continued personal and career development so that you grow with the company.
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🏢 Seeds Renewables
📍 Newcastle