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Senior Engineer / Team Lead – Water & Utilities The Opportunity An established engineering consultancy is seeking an experienced Senior Engineer / Team Lead to join its growing Water & Utilities team in Galway . This is an excellent opportunity for a senior civil or environmental engineer to take a leading role in the design and delivery of major water, wastewater and utility infrastructure projects. You will provide technical leadership across a varied portfolio while supporting the development of a high-performing engineering team. The role offers significant responsibility, client exposure and opportunities for continued career progression. Key Responsibilities Lead the design and delivery of water, wastewater, drainage and utility infrastructure projects. Act as technical lead on Design-Build and traditional contract projects. Manage technical outputs, resources and project programmes to ensure successful delivery. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and work closely with clients, contractors and key stakeholders. Review engineering designs, drawings, calculations, specifications and technical reports. Liaise with Uisce Éireann, local authorities and project partners. Mentor and support Graduate and Project Engineers. Provide construction support, undertake site visits and participate in design reviews and inspections. Support bids, business development and client relationship management. Ensure compliance with QA/QC, Health & Safety, BCAR and relevant engineering standards. Requirements Level 8 Honours Degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering or a related discipline. Typically 8+ years’ relevant experience in water, wastewater, utilities or civil infrastructure. Chartered Engineer status or actively progressing towards chartership with Engineers Ireland. Strong experience delivering Design-Build projects and leading multidisciplinary teams. Experience with Uisce Éireann and local authority standards and approvals. Proficiency in AutoCAD and Civil 3D. Knowledge of hydraulic modelling, GIS and water/drainage design software. Understanding of Irish design standards, Eurocodes and relevant legislation. BIM and digital engineering experience would be advantageous. Strong leadership, communication, analytical and stakeholder-management skills are essential.
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LVIA Specialist / Landscape Planner About the Role An established planning and environmental consultancy is seeking an experienced LVIA Specialist / Landscape Planner to join its growing Landscape and Visual team in Galway . This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional to work on a diverse portfolio of large-scale projects across renewable energy, sustainable transport, residential, greenway, tourism and urban development . The successful candidate will play a key role in delivering high-quality Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments while contributing to project management, technical quality and team development. Key Responsibilities Scope, prepare and review Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIAs) for projects of varying scales. Prepare landscape and visual chapters for Environmental Impact Assessment Reports. Undertake site visits, fieldwork and technical photography to support assessments. Carry out mapping, spatial analysis and produce high-quality GIS outputs. Apply recognised best-practice guidance and Irish assessment requirements. Contribute to the strategic development of LVIA projects and promote industry best practice. Manage projects from inception to completion, including scope, fees, invoicing, profitability and client delivery. Coordinate with clients, project teams, stakeholders and specialist consultants. Guide and support junior team members and sub-consultants. Maintain high standards of technical quality, presentation and reporting. About You Third-level qualification in Landscape Planning, Landscape Architecture, Geography, Environmental Science or a related discipline. Minimum 3 years’ experience conducting LVIAs or equivalent assessments. Strong understanding of the LVIA process and recognised professional guidance in Ireland. Excellent report writing, presentation and communication skills. Strong attention to detail and analytical ability. Innovative, confident and creative approach to landscape and visual assessment. Good project management and organisational skills. Collaborative approach with the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary teams. Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines. Valid driving licence. The Opportunity This role offers the chance to work on high-profile infrastructure and sustainable development projects , while developing your technical expertise and career within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment. You will have opportunities to take ownership of projects, mentor colleagues and contribute to projects addressing Ireland’s evolving energy, infrastructure, housing and environmental challenges .
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Specialist
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Specialist Full-time | Permanent | Hybrid Working – Available in multiple locations across Ireland Our client is looking for an experienced EIA Specialist to join a growing renewable energy team, playing a key role in delivering large-scale infrastructure projects across Ireland. This is a great opportunity to take ownership of impactful projects, work with multidisciplinary teams, and contribute to the transition to renewable energy. What you’ll be doing: Leading the full EIA process for major renewable energy projects Managing the delivery of EIARs and Appropriate Assessment/Natura Impact Statements Providing environmental and planning expertise to support project development Keeping up to date with Irish planning and environmental legislation Supporting stakeholder engagement, including communities and statutory bodies Coordinating external consultants and supporting procurement processes Mentoring junior team members and supporting team development What we’re looking for: Degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, or similar (postgrad desirable) 5+ years’ experience delivering EIAR and AA/NIS for large-scale projects Strong understanding of Irish planning and EIA legislation Experience managing multidisciplinary teams on EIA projects Background in renewables or infrastructure projects is an advantage What’s on offer: Industry-leading salary Hybrid working Bonus scheme 26 days annual leave + bank holidays Healthcare allowance Matched pension scheme Additional well-being and career development benefits
Posted Sep 1, 2026
Senior Project Manager
Senior Project Manager Co. Kildare | Full-time | Permanent | Hybrid Working Our client is looking for an experienced Senior Project Manager to lead the delivery of large-scale renewable energy projects across Ireland. This is a key role driving projects from early development through to construction and operation, supporting the growth of wind, solar, and energy infrastructure. What you’ll be doing: Leading end-to-end delivery of major renewable energy projects Managing projects through planning, financing, construction, and operation Coordinating cross-functional teams in a matrix environment Overseeing budgets, contracts, procurement, and commercial performance Managing planning consents, permits, and regulatory compliance Acting as the key point of contact for stakeholders, contractors, and partners Identifying and managing project risks, ensuring strong governance and reporting Supporting project handover into operations What we’re looking for: Degree in Engineering, Business, Project Management, or similar (Master’s desirable) 10+ years’ experience in large-scale infrastructure or energy projects Strong background in renewable energy project delivery Proven experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder projects Strong commercial, financial, and contract management skills Knowledge of Irish planning, regulatory, and grid frameworks Project management certification (e.g. PMP) is a plus What’s on offer: Industry-leading salary range Hybrid working Bonus scheme 26 days annual leave + bank holidays Healthcare allowance Matched pension scheme Additional well-being and career development benefits
Posted Sep 1, 2026
Senior Building Services Engineer
Senior Building Services Engineer Overview An opportunity for an experienced Building Services Engineer to join a growing multidisciplinary engineering team. This role requires strong technical expertise, problem-solving ability, and the capability to work in a fast-paced environment. Key Responsibilities Design mechanical systems, including calculations, specifications, and technical documentation. Produce and review drawings using CAD/BIM tools (e.g. AutoCAD, Revit). Coordinate with electrical engineers and other disciplines. Conduct site inspections, surveys, and respond to contractor queries. Lead aspects of project delivery, including design reviews, tender documentation, and document control. Maintain accurate project records in line with quality standards. Essential Requirements Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or related discipline. Minimum 5 years’ experience in a similar role. Strong track record of project delivery. Experience with technical submissions, commissioning, and handover processes. Strong communication and organisational skills. Ability to work both independently and within a team. Proficiency in standard IT tools (e.g. Word, Excel, project tools). Benefits Competitive salary and performance-related bonus. Pension scheme. Flexible and hybrid working model. Professional development support and funding. Health and well-being initiatives. Additional leave and family-related benefits.
Posted Sep 1, 2026
Senior Resident Engineer
Senior Resident Engineer Overview We are seeking a Senior Resident Engineer for a national road infrastructure project commencing in Summer 2026, with an expected duration of approximately 14 months. The role requires strong site leadership experience within roads or transport infrastructure. Role Responsibilities Site supervision and inspection of construction activities. Contract administration and reporting. Liaison with stakeholders, clients, and contractors. Monitoring project progress and maintaining records. Working closely with site team members, including engineering and inspection staff. Requirements Degree in Civil Engineering. Chartered Engineer status desirable. Experience with public works contracts (valuations, claims). Strong experience in road construction supervision (pavements, drainage, structures, etc.). Strong communication and reporting skills. Knowledge of health and safety regulations. Full driving licence and relevant site certifications required. Working Conditions Standard 40-hour working week with occasional flexibility required. Site-based role with transport provided where applicable. Benefits 25 days of annual leave. Pension scheme with employer contributions (matched up to defined limits). Life assurance (4x annual salary). Income protection cover. Discretionary bonus scheme. Professional membership fees reimbursed. Flexible holiday scheme (buy/sell leave). Hybrid and flexible working arrangements where applicable. International remote working (up to 20 days annually). Two paid volunteer days per year. Cycle to work scheme. Strong focus on training, mentoring, and CPD development. Health, well-being, and employee engagement initiatives.
Posted Sep 1, 2026
Environmental Scientist
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 Sep 1, 2026
Divisional Project Engineer
Divisional Project Engineer Location: Anywhere in Ireland Travel: Approximately 65% travel to manufacturing sites Salary: €70,000 – €80,000 Contract: Permanent Overview: An established manufacturing organisation is seeking an experienced Project Engineer to support capital engineering projects across multiple production facilities. The role involves project delivery from concept through commissioning while improving manufacturing performance, safety and operational efficiency. Key Responsibilities: Plan, coordinate and deliver capital engineering projects. Lead installation and commissioning activities. Produce engineering designs and technical documentation. Support maintenance, upgrades and continuous improvement initiatives. Manage project budgets and CAPEX expenditure. Coordinate contractors and multidisciplinary project teams. Ensure compliance with engineering, environmental and health & safety standards. Prepare engineering reports and project updates. Support manufacturing sites with technical engineering expertise. Requirements: HNC/HND or Degree in Mechanical, Electrical or Manufacturing Engineering. Experience delivering engineering projects within manufacturing or industrial environments. Ability to interpret engineering drawings and P&IDs. Experience with CAD software and commissioning activities. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills. Willingness to travel extensively across Ireland (approximately 65%). Benefits: Competitive salary (€70,000–€80,000) Company pension Annual performance bonus Laptop and mobile phone Professional membership support T Training and career development Annual leave plus public holidays
Posted Sep 1, 2026
Senior Civil Engineer (Roads and Transportation)
We are recruiting a Senior Civil Engineer (Roads & Transportation) for a well-established Irish consultancy that offers 3 work from home days a week, company pension plan, frequent career progression opportunities, and many more. Benefits : 3 days a week working from home, frequent career progression opportunities, flexible working hours, company pension plan, 28 days of annual leave, paid sick leave, support for professional association membership fee, tax saver scheme, cycle to work scheme, an exciting project pipeline, family friendly working and leave policies as well as the employee assistance and well-being support programme among others. This is a key role for a Chartered Engineer with strong Irish experience, proven project delivery, and a passion for shaping transport infrastructure. Duties and Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of road design projects, including road realignment and active travel schemes. Act as RSA Team Leader, overseeing Road Safety Audits in compliance with Irish standards and legislation. Manage project teams, ensuring high-quality outputs, timely delivery, and adherence to budgets. Prepare and review technical reports, preliminary and detailed designs, specifications, and tender documentation. Coordinate with clients, local authorities, and stakeholders, representing TOBIN in meetings and ensuring client satisfaction. Conduct site visits and prepare associated reports. Support procurement activities, including site investigation contracts and pricing schedules. Mentor and guide junior engineers, contributing to their development and the overall strength of the team. Ensure compliance with quality assurance procedures, health & safety standards, and industry best practices. Contribute to business development, identifying opportunities and supporting proposal preparation. Skills Required: Level 8 Honours Degree in Civil Engineering; Chartered Membership of Engineers Ireland is essential. Minimum 8 years’ experience, with strong exposure to Irish transport projects. RSA Team Leader accreditation and deep understanding of Irish road safety standards. Advanced proficiency in Civil 3D and AutoCAD; BIM experience is a plus. Strong communication, leadership, and client-facing skills. Interested? Apply now!
Posted Sep 1, 2026
Senior Flood Risk Consultant (Flood Risk & Hydrology)
Senior Flood Risk Consultant – Flood Risk & Hydrology Location: Ireland Level: Senior Consultant Sector: Environmental & Engineering Consultancy Overview We are seeking an experienced Senior Flood Risk Consultant to join a growing technical team. This is an excellent opportunity for a flood risk and hydrology professional looking to take greater ownership of projects, provide specialist technical expertise and work directly with clients across a diverse portfolio of development, infrastructure and environmental projects. You will collaborate with environmental, planning and engineering specialists, providing flood risk and hydrological input from early-stage feasibility through planning, assessment and project delivery. Key Responsibilities Prepare and manage Flood Risk Assessments (FRAs) for development and infrastructure projects. Undertake hydrological assessments and interpret catchment and flood risk data. Support hydraulic and flood modelling activities where required. Assess fluvial, pluvial, coastal and groundwater flood risk. Provide technical input to EIARs, planning applications and environmental assessments. Advise clients and multidisciplinary teams on flood risk constraints and mitigation measures. Liaise with clients, planning authorities and relevant statutory bodies. Review modelling outputs, technical information and third-party reports. Manage project budgets, programmes, deadlines and technical deliverables. Support and mentor junior team members. Contribute to proposals, client relationships and development of flood risk services. About You Approximately 7–10 years’ relevant experience in flood risk, hydrology, drainage, water/environmental engineering or a related discipline. Strong practical experience preparing Flood Risk Assessments. Good knowledge of Irish flood risk and planning requirements. Experience using OPW flood data and guidance and working with planning authorities. Sound understanding of hydrological and hydraulic assessment methods. Experience with flood modelling or confidently interpreting modelling outputs. Strong technical report-writing and communication skills. Proven ability to manage projects and engage with clients and multidisciplinary teams. Relevant degree in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Hydrology, Environmental Science or a related discipline. Consultancy experience within environmental, engineering or planning environments is particularly desirable. Opportunity This role offers the opportunity to take genuine ownership of projects, work across varied environmental and development schemes, combine technical expertise with project management and client engagement, and contribute to the continued development of flood risk capabilities. The position would suit an experienced consultant seeking greater autonomy, variety and professional influence while progressing within a growing technical environment.
Senior Waste & Environmental Compliance Consultant (EPA Licensing & Compliance)
Senior Waste & Environmental Compliance Consultant Location: Ireland Level: Senior Consultant Sector: Environmental Consultancy Overview We are seeking an experienced Senior Waste & Environmental Compliance Consultant with strong expertise in EPA licensing and environmental regulatory compliance. This is an excellent opportunity for a senior environmental professional with approximately 7–10+ years’ experience to advise clients across waste, industrial and other EPA-regulated facilities. The role offers significant project ownership, direct client and regulator interaction, and the opportunity to work across a varied portfolio of environmental compliance projects. Key Responsibilities Manage and prepare Industrial Emissions (IE), IPC and Waste licence applications, reviews and amendments. Advise clients on EPA licence conditions and ongoing regulatory compliance. Prepare and review environmental compliance documentation and regulatory reports. Support Annual Environmental Reports (AERs) and other EPA reporting requirements. Prepare and review ELRAs, CRAMPs, PRTR submissions and related technical documentation. Conduct or support environmental compliance audits of licensed facilities. Review licence conditions and recommend actions required to maintain compliance. Assist clients with EPA queries, information requests and compliance matters. Liaise directly with the EPA, clients and regulatory stakeholders. Support environmental monitoring, incident investigations and corrective actions. Manage project budgets, programmes, deliverables and client relationships. Provide technical guidance and mentoring to junior consultants. Contribute to proposals, business development and service development. About You Approximately 7–10+ years’ relevant environmental experience. Strong knowledge of Irish environmental legislation and EPA-regulated facilities. Practical experience with IE, IPC and/or Waste licensing. Experience preparing EPA reports and managing licence compliance. Knowledge of AER, PRTR, ELRA and CRAMP requirements is highly desirable. Experience conducting environmental compliance audits. Strong client, regulator and stakeholder engagement skills. Excellent technical report-writing and project management abilities. Relevant degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Waste Management or a related discipline. Experience in environmental consultancy or within an EPA-licensed facility will be considered. Opportunity This role provides greater technical ownership, variety, autonomy and client exposure, while offering opportunities to develop expertise, project management and mentoring skills within a collaborative environmental consultancy environment.
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