Posted Sep 1, 2026 · Updated Sep 1, 2026
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Land Liaison Officer Location: Mullingar, Co. Westmeath Job Type: Specified Purpose Contract Salary: Competitive The Opportunity An established engineering and infrastructure consultancy is seeking a Land Liaison Officer to join a major road infrastructure project team based in Mullingar. This role will involve working directly with landowners, property owners, contractors, local authorities and project teams to facilitate access, surveys, advance works and the delivery of agreed accommodation works. The successful candidate will play an important role in maintaining positive stakeholder relationships and supporting the smooth progression of the project. You will be primarily based in Mullingar, with regular meetings and site visits during the working week. Key Responsibilities Liaise with land and property owners affected by the project, providing clear and accurate information. Coordinate access to privately owned land for contractors undertaking surveys and advance works. Engage with stakeholders to identify and agree appropriate accommodation works for inclusion in project designs. Review and verify land ownership information held by the relevant local authority. Make reasonable enquiries to establish and confirm land ownership where required. Maintain accurate records of stakeholder communications, agreements and project information. Attend stakeholder meetings and site visits as required. Work closely with the wider project, engineering and construction teams to resolve land and access issues. Support effective communication between affected landowners, contractors and project representatives. About You The ideal candidate will have: Experience in construction, infrastructure or stakeholder management. A good understanding of urban road construction and its impact on surrounding land and property. An understanding of farming practices and rural land management. Excellent interpersonal and relationship-building skills. Strong written and verbal communication abilities. Excellent note-taking, organisational and time-management skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office. Ability to navigate and use GIS systems. A full driving licence. Access to your own vehicle. Fluent or highly proficient spoken and written English. This is an excellent opportunity for a practical, organised and people-focused professional to contribute to a significant infrastructure project while working closely with landowners, contractors and multidisciplinary project teams.
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Civil Engineering Technician Location: Dublin, Cork or Leeds Job Type: Permanent Salary: Competitive The Opportunity An established engineering and infrastructure consultancy is seeking an experienced Civil Engineering Technician to join its expanding multidisciplinary team. This is an excellent opportunity for a technically skilled professional with three to seven years of relevant experience to contribute to a diverse range of civil engineering projects. The successful candidate will be responsible for producing high-quality technical design outputs and supporting the delivery of drainage, water supply, road and site-level infrastructure schemes. Key Responsibilities Prepare high-quality civil engineering drawings and technical design outputs. Support the design of drainage and water supply systems. Contribute to site-level and road design projects. Work collaboratively with engineers, technicians and other disciplines. Apply technical knowledge and engineering principles to project requirements. Ensure drawings and design documentation meet required quality standards. Assist with the coordination and development of project deliverables. Maintain a high level of accuracy and attention to detail throughout the design process. Contribute effectively to multidisciplinary project teams. About You The ideal candidate will have: 3–7 years of relevant civil engineering experience and sector knowledge. Strong technical knowledge and proven engineering skills. Experience designing drainage and water supply systems. A track record of producing high-quality design outputs. Excellent attention to detail and a methodical approach. A flexible, motivated and focused attitude. Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Fluent or highly proficient spoken and written English. Desirable Skills Proficiency in AutoCAD and Civil 3D . Experience with site-level design. Experience in road design. Good knowledge of Microsoft Office. Membership of a professional engineering body, such as Engineers Ireland or the Institution of Civil Engineers. This role offers the opportunity to develop your technical expertise, work on varied infrastructure projects and progress your career within a collaborative engineering environment.
Geotechnical Engineer
Geotechnical Engineer Location: Dublin, Cork or Leeds Job Type: Permanent Salary: Competitive The Opportunity An established engineering consultancy is seeking a Geotechnical Engineer with 2–6 years of relevant experience to join its growing multidisciplinary team. This role offers the opportunity to work on complex infrastructure and development projects, delivering innovative geotechnical design solutions across roads, rail, bridges, energy, flood defence and climate-resilient infrastructure. Working alongside experienced engineers and technical specialists, you will have the opportunity to develop your expertise while contributing to projects from investigation and risk assessment through to detailed design and construction. Key Responsibilities Identify preliminary geotechnical risks and undertake options analysis. Specify and support ground investigation programmes to address project risks. Provide specialist geotechnical input to multidisciplinary design teams. Analyse ground conditions and develop parameters for shallow and deep foundation design. Support the design of slopes, retaining structures, earthworks and foundations. Contribute to ground improvement solutions for soft ground and peat. Assess construction and earthworks materials for potential reuse. Undertake pavement foundation design in accordance with relevant standards. Support geotechnical aspects of roads, railways, greenways, bridges and energy infrastructure. Attend and supervise ground investigations, earthworks and foundation works on site. Prepare technical reports, assessments and design documentation. Work collaboratively with transportation, environmental and other engineering teams. Assist with project management, risk management and technical delivery. About You The ideal candidate will have: A Level 8 degree in Civil Engineering, Engineering Geology or a related discipline . 2–6 years of relevant geotechnical experience. Knowledge of construction techniques for piling and retaining walls. Understanding of soft ground, stability and soil reinforcement techniques. Experience with earthworks, soil improvement or deep foundation design. Experience supporting geotechnical investigation contracts. Strong project management, risk assessment and design skills. Good report writing and technical communication abilities. Proficiency in MS Word, Excel and CAD/BIM applications. Ability to work effectively within a busy multidisciplinary environment. Flexibility and a proactive approach. Fluent or highly proficient spoken and written English. Desirable Postgraduate qualification in Geotechnical Engineering or a related field. Membership of a recognised professional engineering or geotechnical body. Knowledge of earthworks, aggregates and pavement design. Experience with Irish or UK ground conditions and major infrastructure projects. Construction experience involving earthworks, soil improvement or deep foundations. Experience in flood protection or marine environments. Knowledge of contaminated land and ground remediation. Full driving licence. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated Geotechnical Engineer to develop their technical and project management skills while working on challenging infrastructure projects within a supportive, multidisciplinary environment.
Posted Sep 1, 2026
Senior Bridge Engineer
Senior Bridge Engineer Location: Dublin or Cork Job Type: Permanent Salary: Competitive The Opportunity An established engineering consultancy is seeking an experienced Senior Bridge Engineer with a minimum of 7 years’ relevant experience to join its bridge and civil-structural engineering team. The successful candidate will contribute to a diverse portfolio of bridge and multidisciplinary civil engineering projects, working across different structural materials and forms. This role provides an opportunity to take ownership of design activities, support project delivery, supervise engineers and engage directly with clients, contractors and other project stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Work on the design and assessment of existing and new bridge and civil structures, including superstructures, substructures, foundations and articulation systems. Contribute to early project stages, including scoping, surveys, inspections, investigations, optioneering and scheme development. Undertake and manage preliminary and detailed bridge design. Carry out structural analysis, calculations and analytical modelling, including finite element analysis. Review structural drawings and technical documentation. Prepare technical reports, specifications and contract documentation. Undertake independent design checking and provide technical support during construction. Coordinate with clients, local and national authorities, consultants and design-and-build contractors. Support the preparation of bids and tender submissions. Supervise and provide technical guidance to bridge design engineers. Assist senior project team members with the successful delivery of projects within agreed budgets and timescales. About You The ideal candidate will have: An honours degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (Level 8 or equivalent). Chartered Engineer status with a recognised professional institution such as Engineers Ireland, ICE or IStructE. At least 7 years’ post-qualification experience in detailed bridge design. Strong experience in bridge structural design and project delivery. Experience managing or supervising teams involved in detailed bridge design. Ability to undertake and manage structural analytical modelling, including finite element analysis. Strong knowledge of structural analysis and modelling software. Excellent technical understanding of bridge design and structural detailing. Strong numerical, analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Experience engaging with clients and other external stakeholders. Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams. A flexible, motivated and focused approach with a strong work ethic. Ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver work to tight deadlines. Fluent or highly proficient spoken and written English. Desirable Knowledge and practical experience of the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB) and relevant bridge design standards. Excellent knowledge of Eurocodes applicable to bridge design. Experience working within multidisciplinary engineering teams. Experience providing construction-stage technical support. This is an excellent opportunity for a Senior Bridge Engineer to take a leading technical role on challenging bridge and infrastructure projects while developing their leadership, design and project management experience within a collaborative engineering environment.
Graduate Engineer – Water & Utilities
Graduate Engineer – Water & Utilities Location: Castlebar, Limerick or Galway Job Type: Full-time About the Role A leading multidisciplinary engineering consultancy is seeking a Graduate Engineer to join its growing Water & Utilities team. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate or early-career engineer to develop practical skills while working on a diverse range of infrastructure projects. You will work alongside experienced engineers and technicians, receiving mentoring and support while gaining valuable exposure to design, surveying and project delivery. Key Responsibilities Prepare drawings using AutoCAD, Civil 3D, REVIT, ArcGIS and SketchUp . Carry out topographical surveys using GPS equipment and Total Stations. Produce detailed engineering and construction drawings. Check drawings for accuracy and compliance with relevant standards. Assist engineers and technicians with detailing, design and technical sketches. Collaborate with clients, engineers and multidisciplinary design teams. Maintain accurate records of drawings, files and project documentation. Follow direction from Line Managers, Project Managers and senior team members. Support the successful delivery of projects within agreed programmes and budgets. Requirements Minimum NCEA Certificate in Civil Engineering, Construction Studies , or an equivalent relevant qualification. Recent graduates or candidates with relevant practical experience are welcome. Interest in water, wastewater, utilities and civil infrastructure projects. Good technical, organisational and communication skills. Ability to work effectively as part of a team. Willingness to learn and develop new technical skills. Familiarity with CAD or engineering design software would be advantageous. What’s on Offer Supportive working environment with structured mentoring. Opportunities for professional and career development. Exposure to a wide variety of Water & Utilities projects. Practical experience working alongside experienced engineering professionals. Competitive salary and benefits package.
Posted Aug 26, 2026
Senior Planner TESTE
Our client is looking for a Senior Project Planner to be responsible for leading planning workstreams across a diverse portfolio of infrastructure, energy, environmental, residential, commercial and public-sector projects throughout Ireland. The role involves providing expert planning advice to clients and multidisciplinary project teams, preparing, reviewing and coordinating planning applications and supporting documentation, and managing planning deliverables from initial stages through to submission and project completion. Key responsibilities include: managing project programmes, budgets and planning deliverables; reviewing planning reports, drawings, figures and technical documentation; undertaking quality assurance reviews; liaising with planning authorities, An Bord Pleanála, statutory consultees and other stakeholders; representing projects at pre-planning consultations, progress meetings, public consultations and stakeholder engagement events, as well as supporting oral hearings and planning appeals; preparing and reviewing planning sections of EIARs, PECRs and related environmental documentation, while also contributing to tender submissions, fee proposals and business development; coordinating planning inputs across multidisciplinary teams and providing technical guidance, mentoring and support to Graduate Planners and Planners. The successful candidate will require: a Level 8 Honours Degree in Planning or a closely related discipline; significant professional planning experience and typically 5–7 years' experience; corporate membership of the Irish Planning Institute or Royal Town Planning Institute, or progression towards Chartered Planner status, is required; strong knowledge of Irish planning legislation, policy and development management processes, together with excellent project management, report-writing, communication and stakeholder engagement skills; experience in infrastructure, utilities, renewable energy or environmental projects and knowledge of Environmental Impact Assessment processes are desirable.
Posted Aug 26, 2026
Environmental Consultant
Title: Environmental Scientist Location: Hybrid in Co. Wicklow or Co. Cork with site travel across Ireland required We’re looking for an experienced and motivated Environmental Consultant/Scientist to join our client's team. This role focuses on the successful delivery of contaminated land remediation projects, with a strong emphasis on the remediation of land, water and buildings following oil contamination. If you have a passion for environmental science and thrive in a dynamic environment, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. About the Role: You’ll play a key role in delivering site investigation and remediation projects, both in the field and from the office. The position involves regular travel, and a company vehicle is provided. Our client is looking for someone who’s proactive, curious, and always eager to learn, qualities we actively support through a comprehensive personal development programme. Key Responsibilities: Deliver technical proposals for contaminated land investigations and remediation, particularly oil spill projects. Manage the scoping, preparation, and execution of site assessments and remediation plans. Supervise field service teams in sampling techniques, monitoring, and response actions. Prepare detailed technical reports, remediation option appraisals and programmes. Conduct soil waste classification and data analysis to support environmental decision-making. Liaise with clients, regulatory bodies, and stakeholders as project needs require. Direct and deliver field activities including soil and groundwater testing, air quality monitoring, and remediation actions. Support and mentor junior team members, providing oversight and guidance. Collaborate closely with the Project Management team to ensure successful project outcomes. What We’re Looking For: A minimum of 2 years’ experience working in contaminated land, with solid knowledge of oil contamination and remediation methods. Strong scientific background and analytical skills. Comfortable working in both office and field environments. Valid driver’s licence (required). A team player with excellent communication and leadership skills. What We Offer: Flexible/remote working options Competitive salary (commensurate with experience) Company vehicle and fuel card Annual performance bonus Pension scheme Income protection & death-in-service insurance Company phone and laptop Gym access and bike-to-work scheme Ongoing learning and development support
Posted Jul 8, 2026
Graduate Recruitment Consultant Programme
Location: Ennis (in-person) Duration: 3-Month Graduate Development Programme, with the opportunity to progress into a permanent role. About Gaia Talent Gaia Talent is a specialist recruitment consultancy connecting talented professionals with organisations delivering projects across environmental, ecology, engineering, infrastructure, sustainability and renewable energy sectors. We believe great recruiters aren't born with recruitment experience—they develop through curiosity, resilience, commercial thinking, and a genuine desire to help people build their careers. If you're ambitious, enjoy working with people, thrive in a fast-paced environment and want to build a rewarding career with excellent earning potential, we'd love to hear from you. The Graduate Programme Our Graduate Recruitment Consultant Programme is designed for graduates with the right attitude and potential. Over three months, you'll receive structured training, hands-on coaching and exposure to every stage of the recruitment process. You'll work alongside experienced consultants while gradually taking ownership of your own responsibilities as your confidence develops. You'll receive formal feedback and development sessions every 30 days, where we'll review your progress, identify strengths and provide clear guidance on the next stage of your development. Graduates who successfully complete the programme and demonstrate the skills, behaviours and commitment we're looking for will be offered a permanent position with Gaia Talent. What You'll Be Doing Learning the full recruitment lifecycle from experienced consultants. Building relationships with professionals across environmental, engineering and infrastructure sectors. Identifying and engaging high-quality candidates through LinkedIn, networking, referrals and other creative sourcing methods. Conducting candidate interviews and assessing suitability for a range of technical positions. Supporting clients throughout the recruitment process. Preparing candidate profiles and presenting recommendations to clients. Managing multiple recruitment processes simultaneously while maintaining excellent attention to detail. Developing a strong understanding of the industries we recruit within. Working towards individual and team performance targets. Who We're Looking For We're far more interested in your mindset than your recruitment experience. You'll likely be someone who: Has a positive attitude and enjoys solving problems. Is resilient and bounces back quickly from setbacks. Thrives in a fast-paced, target-driven environment. Enjoys speaking with people and building genuine relationships. Can work independently while also contributing positively to a collaborative team. Is organised and enjoys working within structured processes, while remaining flexible when priorities change. Thinks creatively and isn't afraid to try new approaches. Demonstrates commercial awareness and understands that recruitment is both a people business and a business business. Is proactive, takes ownership and doesn't wait to be told what to do. Is motivated by goals, continuous improvement and personal achievement. Has excellent written and verbal communication skills. Is comfortable managing multiple priorities and working under pressure. Desirable (but Not Essential) An interest in, or understanding of, any of the following sectors would be advantageous: Environmental Consultancy Ecology Engineering Water Hydrogeology Planning Infrastructure Sustainability Renewable Energy Don't worry if these are new to you—we'll teach you everything you need to know. What You'll Gain Comprehensive recruitment training from experienced consultants. A structured learning programme with ongoing coaching and mentoring. Monthly development reviews and personalised feedback. Exposure to specialist technical industries with excellent long-term career opportunities. The opportunity to build a rewarding career with uncapped earning potential. A supportive and collaborative team environment. Clear progression based on performance rather than time served. The opportunity to secure a permanent Graduate Recruitment Consultant position upon successful completion of the programme. What Success Looks Like By the end of the programme, successful graduates will have demonstrated: Strong communication and relationship-building skills. Confidence engaging with candidates and clients. A solid understanding of the recruitment process. The ability to manage their workload effectively. Commercial awareness and accountability. Consistent effort, resilience and a willingness to learn. The behaviours and professionalism expected of a Recruitment Consultant at Gaia Talent. If that sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you.
Principal Ecologist
Position: Principal Ecologist Location: Dublin, Cork, Galway or Limerick (with hybrid/flexible arrangements available) Type: Full-time, Permanent About the Role: Our client is expanding their ecology team across Ireland and has an opening for a Principal Ecologist. Whether you’re an emerging professional ready to take on more responsibility or a senior leader seeking to shape large-scale ecological strategy, this is your opportunity to make a measurable impact in biodiversity protection and sustainable development. You’ll contribute to projects spanning infrastructure, renewable energy, land development, and conservation planning, working alongside multidisciplinary teams of planners, engineers, and environmental specialists. Key responsibilities: Oversee complex, multi-site ecological projects. Provide strategic ecological input and business development leadership. Manage client relationships and direct project delivery. Drive innovation, mentoring, and continuous improvement within the ecology team. What You’ll Bring: 6-10 years working experience in consultancy Degree (minimum BSc) in Ecology, Biology, Environmental Science, or related field (MSc desirable). Strong understanding of Irish and EU environmental legislation. Excellent report writing (including EIAs, NIS, AAs) and communication skills. Field survey expertise in all or one of the following is more than welcome: birds, bats, mammals, habitats, freshwater, biodiversity, peatlands. Membership (or eligibility) of CIEEM or a relevant professional body. Full clean Irish or EU driving licence. Benefits: Competitive range: €60K - €70K Hybrid/flexible working options Locations available: Dublin, Cork, Galway or Limerick Private health insurance & employer pension Annual CPD budget and professional memberships paid Mentoring and structured career progression Comprehensive annual leave and wellbeing initiatives
Posted Jul 3, 2026
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