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We are seeking an experienced Manager – EHS to lead the development, implementation and continuous improvement of environmental, health and safety standards across operational activities. This role will provide strategic direction and practical support to ensure compliance with applicable legislation, regulatory requirements and internal policies, while fostering a strong culture of safety and environmental responsibility.

Key responsibilities include conducting risk assessments, safety inspections, audits and incident investigations; identifying corrective and preventive actions; and monitoring their timely completion. You will develop and deliver training, toolbox talks and awareness programmes for employees and contractors, ensuring that safe working practices are understood and consistently applied. The role will also oversee emergency preparedness, permit-to-work systems, occupational health initiatives, environmental controls, waste management and reporting requirements. You will maintain accurate EHS documentation, prepare performance reports and provide regular updates to senior management on key risks, trends and improvement opportunities.

The successful candidate will hold a degree or professional qualification in Environmental Health and Safety, Occupational Health and Safety, Environmental Management or a related discipline. Relevant professional certification and experience in a manufacturing, engineering, construction, logistics or similarly regulated environment would be advantageous. You should have a strong knowledge of EHS legislation, management systems, audit processes and incident prevention techniques, together with the confidence to influence stakeholders at all levels. Excellent communication, leadership, organisational and problem-solving skills are essential. The ability to work independently, manage competing priorities and promote continuous improvement will be highly valued.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Environmental Planner to lead and deliver high-quality environmental planning advice across a diverse portfolio of projects. This role will involve managing complex assessments, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and providing practical solutions that support responsible development and regulatory compliance. You will work with internal and external stakeholders, technical specialists, consultants, and regulatory authorities to ensure environmental considerations are embedded throughout project planning and delivery.

Key responsibilities will include preparing, reviewing, and managing environmental impact assessments, planning reports, environmental management plans, and approval documentation. You will provide expert advice on relevant environmental legislation, planning frameworks, policy requirements, and approval pathways, while identifying potential risks and recommending effective mitigation measures. The role will also involve coordinating field investigations and technical studies, overseeing consultant performance, monitoring project schedules and budgets, and contributing to stakeholder engagement and consultation activities. You will be expected to support project teams through planning approvals, environmental assessments, compliance activities, and post-approval monitoring.

To be successful, you will have substantial experience in environmental planning, impact assessment, or a closely related discipline, together with relevant tertiary qualifications in environmental science, planning, natural resource management, or a similar field. You will bring strong knowledge of environmental legislation and approval processes, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to interpret complex technical information and present it clearly to varied audiences. Experience managing projects, mentoring team members, and working across multiple priorities is highly desirable. Strong analytical, organisational, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills are essential, along with a practical, collaborative approach and a commitment to achieving high-quality environmental outcomes.

We are seeking an experienced Regional Biology Lead to provide scientific leadership and strategic direction across a portfolio of biological programmes. The successful candidate will guide regional research and development activities, ensuring that scientific objectives are aligned with organisational priorities, regulatory expectations and project timelines. This role will involve working across multidisciplinary teams, supporting the progression of programmes from early research through development, and translating complex biological data into clear, actionable recommendations.

Key responsibilities will include developing and implementing regional biology strategies; overseeing experimental plans, study design and data interpretation; and contributing to target identification, validation and biological risk assessment. You will lead, coach and develop scientists and technical specialists, promote strong scientific standards, and encourage collaboration between local and international teams. The role will also involve reviewing reports and technical documentation, presenting findings to senior stakeholders, supporting external partnerships, and ensuring that activities are conducted in accordance with relevant quality, safety and regulatory requirements. You will monitor emerging technologies and scientific advances, helping to identify opportunities to improve research efficiency and programme outcomes.

Applicants should hold a PhD or equivalent advanced degree in biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, pharmacology or a related discipline, together with substantial experience in biological research and programme leadership. Experience working across regional or international teams, managing multiple projects and influencing stakeholders at different levels is essential. A strong understanding of experimental design, data analysis and the application of biology within product or therapeutic development is required. You will need excellent communication, organisation and problem-solving skills, along with the ability to make sound decisions in a changing environment. The ideal candidate will be collaborative, scientifically curious and confident in providing direction while remaining comfortable engaging directly with technical detail.

We are seeking an Associate or Senior Wildlife Biologist/Regulatory Specialist to support environmental planning, permitting, and compliance projects in the Folsom area. This role will contribute to projects involving wildlife resources, habitat conservation, biological constraints, and regulatory approvals across a range of public and private-sector developments. The successful candidate will combine strong technical knowledge with practical project coordination skills and will be comfortable working in the field, in the office, and with clients, agencies, and multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities may include conducting and overseeing biological surveys; documenting wildlife, plant, and sensitive habitat conditions; preparing technical reports, biological assessments, constraints analyses, and permit applications; and supporting compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations. You will assist with agency coordination, regulatory strategy, mitigation planning, construction monitoring, and implementation of best management practices. Additional duties may include developing scopes and budgets, tracking schedules, reviewing project deliverables, mentoring junior staff, participating in client meetings, and helping manage multiple assignments from proposal through completion. Senior-level candidates may lead projects, supervise field teams, and serve as a primary technical contact for clients and regulatory agencies.

A bachelor’s degree in biology, ecology, environmental science, wildlife management, or a related discipline is required; a master’s degree is desirable for senior-level consideration. Candidates should have relevant professional experience in wildlife biology, environmental consulting, permitting, or regulatory compliance, along with knowledge of applicable environmental laws and agency processes. Experience with California species and habitats, including special-status species surveys, nesting bird surveys, wetland or habitat assessments, and construction monitoring, is highly valued. Strong technical writing, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills are essential. The position may require local and regional travel, outdoor work in variable conditions, occasional early mornings or evening surveys, and the ability to safely navigate uneven terrain while carrying field equipment. A valid driver’s license and the ability to work independently and collaboratively are also required.

We are seeking a motivated Junior Biologist to support laboratory, field and data-based activities across a range of biological projects. Working under the guidance of experienced scientists, you will assist with sample collection, preparation, processing and analysis in accordance with approved protocols. You will help maintain accurate experimental records, organise biological materials, monitor equipment and ensure that work areas are kept clean, safe and compliant with relevant health, safety and quality standards.

Your responsibilities will include conducting routine laboratory procedures, recording and interpreting observations, contributing to data entry and analysis, and preparing clear technical notes and reports. You may also support field surveys, environmental monitoring, specimen identification or quality-control activities, depending on project requirements. The role involves collaborating with colleagues from different technical disciplines, following standard operating procedures, raising issues promptly and contributing to the continuous improvement of methods and documentation.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, biological sciences, ecology, microbiology, biotechnology or a related subject. Practical experience gained through academic, laboratory, fieldwork or placement activities is desirable. You should demonstrate a sound understanding of biological principles, careful attention to detail and the ability to handle samples and information responsibly. Strong organisational and communication skills are essential, together with confidence using standard computer software for recording and reviewing data. The successful candidate will be curious, reliable and willing to learn, with the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. A flexible approach and willingness to undertake training, follow instructions and support changing project priorities are also required.

We are seeking an On-Call Staff Archaeologist / Field Technician to support cultural resources investigations throughout Northern California. This is a flexible, field-based opportunity suited to an archaeology professional who can respond to short-term assignments, often involving construction monitoring, survey, testing, and documentation. Work may take place in remote locations, active construction areas, public lands, or other challenging field environments, with schedules varying according to project needs.

Responsibilities may include conducting pedestrian surveys; monitoring ground-disturbing activities; identifying, documenting, and evaluating archaeological materials and features; completing shovel test probes and other subsurface investigations; recording observations using approved field forms, maps, photographs, GPS equipment, and digital applications; assisting with site boundaries and condition assessments; and collecting, packaging, and maintaining the chain of custody for cultural materials. The successful candidate may also contribute to technical reports, daily field summaries, site records, data entry, artifact processing, and coordination with project archaeologists, tribal representatives, contractors, and agency personnel. Strict adherence to health and safety procedures, applicable laws and regulations, and project-specific protocols is required.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in archaeology, anthropology, or a closely related discipline, along with field experience in cultural resource management or archaeological survey. Familiarity with standard archaeological methods, California regulatory requirements, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards is preferred. Experience with GPS/GIS technology, digital data collection, artifact identification, and construction monitoring is advantageous. Candidates must demonstrate sound judgment, careful attention to detail, strong written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team. A valid driver’s licence, reliable transportation, willingness to travel, and the ability to work outdoors in varying weather and terrain are required. Availability for on-call assignments and occasional early starts, overnight travel, or extended field days is expected.

We are seeking a Senior Environmental Planning Project Manager to lead the delivery of complex environmental planning projects from inception through to completion. This is an opportunity to play a key role in shaping sustainable development outcomes, providing expert advice to clients and stakeholders, and managing multidisciplinary teams across a varied portfolio of projects.

You will be responsible for preparing and overseeing environmental impact assessments, planning applications, environmental management plans, screening and scoping reports, and supporting technical studies. The role will involve interpreting environmental legislation and planning policy, identifying potential risks and opportunities, and developing practical mitigation strategies. You will manage project scope, budgets, programmes, quality standards and resources, while ensuring that deliverables are accurate, commercially sound and completed to agreed deadlines. You will also coordinate input from internal specialists, consultants, regulators, local authorities and community representatives, building constructive relationships throughout the planning process.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in environmental planning, impact assessment or a related consultancy, infrastructure, development or public-sector environment. A relevant degree or professional qualification is required, together with strong knowledge of planning and environmental regulations and demonstrable experience managing complex projects. You should be confident engaging with senior stakeholders, presenting technical information clearly and producing high-quality written reports. Commercial awareness, excellent organisation skills and the ability to prioritise competing demands are essential. Experience mentoring colleagues, developing client relationships and contributing to bids or business development would be advantageous. In return, you will have the opportunity to work on significant projects, influence positive environmental outcomes and develop your career within a collaborative and forward-thinking professional environment.

We are seeking an Environmental Scientist to support the assessment, management and monitoring of environmental conditions across a varied portfolio of projects. This role will suit a motivated professional with strong technical knowledge, sound judgement and a commitment to delivering high-quality environmental outcomes. You will work with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors and regulatory stakeholders to identify risks, develop practical solutions and ensure work is completed in accordance with relevant legislation, standards and approval conditions.

Key responsibilities will include planning and undertaking field investigations, environmental sampling and site inspections; interpreting analytical and monitoring data; preparing technical reports, impact assessments, management plans and regulatory submissions; and providing clear advice on environmental risks and controls. You will contribute to environmental due diligence, pollution prevention, contaminated land assessments, ecological or natural resource investigations, and environmental monitoring programs as required. The role will also involve maintaining accurate records, reviewing contractor performance, supporting audits and incident investigations, and helping to implement corrective and improvement actions. Occasional travel and outdoor work in varying conditions may be required.

Applicants should hold a degree in environmental science, environmental management, ecology, earth science or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience. Experience in environmental consulting, compliance, monitoring, impact assessment or project support will be highly regarded. You will need strong report-writing, data analysis and communication skills, along with the ability to organise competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a team. Familiarity with environmental legislation, risk assessment methodologies, sampling protocols and relevant technical software is desirable. A current driver’s licence and the ability to meet site-access or safety requirements may be required. We offer the opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects, broaden your technical capability and develop your career in a collaborative, safety-focused environment.

We are seeking an Environmental Planning Analyst to support the assessment, delivery and monitoring of projects that interact with the natural and built environment. This role will contribute to evidence-based planning, environmental assessment and regulatory compliance across a varied portfolio of projects. You will review planning and environmental information, identify potential impacts and opportunities, and help develop practical recommendations that support sustainable outcomes.

Key responsibilities include preparing and coordinating environmental planning assessments, technical reports, briefing materials and consultation documents; researching relevant legislation, policies, planning instruments and approval requirements; and maintaining accurate records of project activities, risks, commitments and decisions. You will work with internal teams, consultants, government agencies, community representatives and other stakeholders to gather information, resolve issues and support timely approvals. The role will also involve analysing spatial, environmental and planning data, assisting with site investigations and audits, tracking mitigation measures, and contributing to continuous improvement of environmental management processes.

The successful candidate will have a degree or equivalent qualification in environmental planning, environmental science, urban and regional planning, geography or a related discipline. Experience in environmental assessment, planning approvals, impact analysis, environmental compliance or project coordination will be highly regarded. You should have an understanding of relevant environmental and planning legislation, strong research and analytical skills, and the ability to interpret technical information and communicate it clearly to varied audiences. Proficiency with standard office and data-analysis tools is required; experience with geographic information systems or environmental reporting platforms is advantageous. We are looking for a collaborative and organised professional who can manage competing priorities, work confidently with limited supervision, demonstrate sound judgement and maintain a strong commitment to environmental responsibility, quality and integrity.

We are seeking a capable and motivated Mid-level Biologist to contribute to laboratory, field-based, or applied research projects. The successful candidate will plan and perform biological studies, maintain accurate records, and interpret data to support evidence-based conclusions. This role requires a strong understanding of biological principles, sound technical judgement, and the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Key responsibilities include designing and conducting experiments, sampling and processing biological materials, operating and maintaining laboratory or field equipment, and applying appropriate analytical techniques. You will analyse, validate, and document results using established scientific methods, prepare technical reports and presentations, and communicate findings clearly to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. The role may also involve developing protocols, reviewing scientific literature, supporting project planning, contributing to regulatory or quality documentation, and identifying opportunities to improve methods, workflows, and data quality. You will be expected to follow health, safety, ethical, environmental, and quality requirements at all times.

Applicants should hold a degree in biology, life sciences, ecology, microbiology, molecular biology, or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in a research, laboratory, environmental, or applied biological setting. Practical experience with experimental design, biological sampling, data analysis, and scientific reporting is essential. Familiarity with relevant laboratory techniques, statistical tools, databases, or specialist software would be advantageous. You should demonstrate strong attention to detail, problem-solving ability, organisation, and written and verbal communication skills. A proactive approach, commitment to continuous learning, and the ability to manage competing priorities while meeting deadlines are also important. Depending on the work area, occasional travel, fieldwork, or flexible working hours may be required.