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We are seeking an experienced Superintendent to oversee the safe, efficient and high-quality delivery of construction projects from mobilisation through to completion. This role will be responsible for coordinating site activities, supervising subcontractors and ensuring that works are delivered in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, programmes and contractual requirements. The successful candidate will provide visible leadership on site, promote a positive working culture and act as a key link between project management, engineering, commercial teams, consultants and the wider workforce.

Key responsibilities will include planning daily operations, allocating labour and resources, monitoring progress against programme milestones and identifying potential delays or constraints at an early stage. You will coordinate site logistics, oversee quality inspections, review method statements and risk assessments, and ensure that all works comply with relevant legislation, industry standards and project procedures. The Superintendent will also lead regular site meetings, maintain accurate records, support the resolution of technical and operational issues, and ensure that defects, variations and corrective actions are addressed promptly. A strong focus on health, safety and environmental performance is essential, including implementing control measures, conducting briefings and encouraging the reporting of hazards and near misses.

Applicants should have substantial experience in a site supervisory or construction management position, with a proven record of delivering projects safely, on time and to a high standard. A relevant qualification in construction, civil engineering or a related discipline is desirable, along with appropriate site management and health and safety certifications. You will need excellent communication, organisation and decision-making skills, together with the confidence to manage competing priorities and engage effectively with people at all levels. Strong knowledge of construction methods, quality assurance, programme management and subcontractor coordination is required. In return, this position offers the opportunity to play a central role in the successful delivery of significant projects within a professional and collaborative environment.

We are seeking an experienced Biology Project Manager to coordinate and deliver a range of biological research, development, and operational projects. The successful candidate will work across multidisciplinary teams to ensure projects are planned effectively, delivered on schedule, and aligned with quality, regulatory, and budgetary requirements. This role would suit an organised and collaborative professional with a strong scientific background and the ability to translate biological objectives into clear, achievable project plans.

Key responsibilities will include defining project scope, timelines, milestones, deliverables, and resource requirements; coordinating activities across laboratory, scientific, technical, clinical, and operational teams; monitoring progress, risks, dependencies, budgets, and performance indicators; and providing clear updates to internal and external stakeholders. You will facilitate project meetings, maintain accurate documentation, track actions and decisions, and support the preparation of technical reports, project reviews, and governance materials. The role will also involve identifying potential issues early, developing mitigation plans, managing changes, and ensuring that work is conducted in accordance with relevant quality systems, health and safety standards, ethical principles, and regulatory expectations.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent experience in biology, biotechnology, life sciences, or a related discipline, together with proven experience managing projects in a scientific, research, laboratory, healthcare, or biotechnology environment. Strong knowledge of project management methods, excellent organisational and communication skills, and confidence working with cross-functional teams are essential. Experience with risk management, budgeting, resource planning, regulated environments, and project management software would be advantageous. You should be able to manage competing priorities, analyse complex information, make informed decisions, and build effective working relationships at all levels. A proactive, detail-focused approach and a genuine interest in advancing biological science are highly valued.

We are seeking an experienced Environmental Planner to support the delivery of sustainable development, infrastructure and land-use projects. This role will involve applying environmental planning principles, interpreting legislation and policy, and providing practical advice that helps projects progress responsibly and efficiently. You will work with multidisciplinary teams, consultants, regulators, stakeholders and local communities to identify environmental opportunities, manage risks and ensure that planning decisions are informed by sound evidence.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and coordinating environmental assessments, planning reports, environmental impact documentation and supporting technical studies. You will review development proposals, identify potential effects on biodiversity, water, landscapes, heritage, climate, noise and other environmental receptors, and recommend appropriate mitigation measures. The role will also involve monitoring consent conditions, contributing to approval and permitting processes, reviewing consultant reports, maintaining accurate project records and providing clear written and verbal advice to internal and external stakeholders. You may also support consultation activities, site inspections, data analysis, policy reviews and the preparation of presentations or briefing materials.

The successful candidate will have a degree or equivalent qualification in environmental planning, environmental science, ecology, geography, urban planning or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience. Knowledge of environmental assessment procedures, planning frameworks, sustainability principles and applicable legislation is essential. Experience working on development, infrastructure or natural resource projects would be advantageous. You will be confident managing competing priorities, coordinating technical inputs and communicating complex information to varied audiences. Strong research, report-writing, analytical and organisational skills are required, along with sound judgement, attention to detail and a collaborative approach. The ability to work independently, contribute positively within a team and engage respectfully with stakeholders is essential. A current driving licence and willingness to travel to project or consultation sites may be required.

We are seeking an experienced CEQA / NEPA Project Manager to lead environmental review projects from initial scoping through approval, permitting, and project closeout. This role will manage complex assignments involving transportation, infrastructure, energy, land use, water, and public-sector development projects. The successful candidate will coordinate multidisciplinary teams, maintain strong client relationships, and ensure that environmental documents are accurate, defensible, and delivered on schedule.

Responsibilities include managing the preparation and review of CEQA and NEPA documents, including Initial Studies, Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Reports, Environmental Impact Statements, and related technical studies. You will develop project scopes, schedules, budgets, and work plans; oversee consultants and subcontractors; coordinate with agencies, applicants, stakeholders, and the public; and lead meetings, workshops, and public hearings. The role will also involve reviewing technical analyses, identifying potential environmental impacts, managing comments and responses, supporting permitting and regulatory compliance, and preparing clear written materials for decision-makers. You will be expected to monitor project risks, resolve issues proactively, and maintain thorough project records.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in environmental planning, environmental science, urban planning, natural resources, or a related discipline; a master’s degree is advantageous. At least five years of progressively responsible experience managing CEQA and/or NEPA projects is required, along with strong knowledge of applicable federal, state, and local environmental regulations and permitting processes. Experience with agency coordination, environmental impact analysis, technical report review, and public engagement is highly valued. Strong communication, organisation, writing, budgeting, and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to manage multiple priorities independently and collaborate effectively with technical specialists and clients. Professional certification or relevant credentials are desirable.