FIND A CAREER SOLVING PROBLEMS THAT MATTER
We truly believe sustainability matters, and it sits at the heart of everything we do. It’s our heritage, our responsibility and we’re tackling the problems that matter.
Shape a more sustainable future
We want people who share our passion, who are not scared to try new things, and who adapt and move quickly. Helping to positively shape the impacts of our client’s projects, you’ll find work that is challenging and rewarding.
From renewable energy, decarbonisation, and biodiversity enhancement to water quality and flood protection - the time is now.
From our work on the built and natural environment to advising governments and world leading organisations, we tackle some of the most pressing environmental and social challenges. We walk the walk with our own commitments and we’re well placed to deliver.
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Careers in Planning
Explore opportunities in town planning, transport planning, EIA, sustainability, heritage, landscape, and urban design.
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Careers in Environment
Explore opportunities in air quality and noise, ecology, hydrology, geotechnical, geo-environmental, environmental due diligence, ESG, and more.
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Careers in Design
Explore opportunities in civil and structural engineering, architecture, mechanical and electrical engineering, and lifts and escalators.
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Careers in Project Management
Explore opportunities in programme, project and cost management, and building consultancy.
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Careers in Health, Safety & Risk
Explore opportunities in nuclear safety, asbestos, legionella, fire safety, risk management and more.
Passion for change
We need people who share our passion on solving the problems that matter. People who believe they can shape a more sustainable future, who build lasting relationships, and who embrace new ways of working. And where you’ll be supported every step of the way.
Learn more about our corporate responsibility and journey to net zero below.
Careers to help fight climate change
Inspired by the goals of COP, our Climate Careers Zone is a virtual learning experience that brings the future of our towns and cities to life.
Aimed at 12-16-year-olds who feel they are facing an uncertain future, the zone explores how the built environment will need to adapt to climate change and showcases some of the skills and professions needed to help us achieve climate goals.
There’s never been such a pressing time and we’re inspiring the next generation.
Hear from some of our people
Sustainability sits at the heart of everything we do
Arklow Bank Wind Park Operations & Maintenance Facility
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Ensuring a sustainable future for offshore wind farm cables
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Botley West Solar Farm
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Park Hill, Sheffield
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South Clyde Energy Centre (SCEC), Glasgow
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Living With Water Programme
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Peatlands Climate Action Scheme
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Glasgow Airport Investment Area (GAIA) – Ancillary Infrastructure
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Grendon Lakes Battery Storage Facility
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Restoring raised bogs in Ireland
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Middlefield Solar Farm
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Measuring and reducing carbon for HS2 Enabling Works
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Carbon Capture and Utilisation Plant, Winnington
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Thorpe Bank Solar Farm
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Ebbsfleet Garden City
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"Outstanding" BREEAM achievement at One Trinity Green
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Lostock Sustainable Energy Plant
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Hornsea Projects One, Two and Three
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Net zero carbon strategy development for Shaftesbury PLC
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AMRC Factory 2050
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Spotlighting sustainable roles-
Permitting the UK’s largest carbon capture and utilisation plant
Read articleCarbon Capture and Storage (CCS), which includes carbon capture and utilisation (CCU), is positioned as one of our greatest weapons in the fight against climate change. Our Environmental Permitting team have played a vital role in bringing the UK's largest CCU project to life, helping to shape the future technology that will be key for industry in the pursuit of net zero carbon.
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Challenges and opportunities: achieving net zero carbon in the infrastructure sector
Read articleConall Boland leads our sustainability team in Ireland, where infrastructure projects in the water, transportation and energy sectors are key activities. He sees big challenges and opportunities for the infrastructure sector in meeting the 2050 carbon reduction targets.
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Freshwater ecology: Helping to lower the impacts of climate change and biodiversity loss
Read articleRestoring the natural functioning of our freshwater ecosystems will help address multiple threats to habitats whilst also providing both societal and environmental benefits.
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