Matchtech
Manchester, Lancashire
Our organisation is a forward-thinking environmental consultancy committed to delivering practical, effective advice with clear leadership and a focused, pragmatic approach. For the past decade, we have provided comprehensive environmental services across the UK from our Manchester base. This growth has created an excellent opportunity for you to join a dynamic team, contribute to innovative projects, and develop your career within a company that truly values professional excellence and personal development. If you're seeking a supportive environment that encourages progression, now is the ideal time to join us. Our work is driven by core values: intellect, integrity, pragmatism, tenacity, and above all, a personal touch. By consistently upholding these values, we have become a trusted advisor to high-profile clients across a wide range of sectors, including property development, construction, investment, industrial, manufacturing, engineering, planning, energy, and demolition. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service, building strong relationships, and putting client priorities at the heart of everything we do. The company is fully owned by its active directors and wider team, providing assurance to both clients and colleagues that our professionals are genuinely invested in the organisation and its future success. We offer our geotechnical and environmental specialists comprehensive training, ongoing investment, and meaningful rewards to support continuous growth. We believe that effective communication is just as essential as technical expertise, ensuring advice is both accurate and clearly conveyed. The Role We are seeking a highly motivated and adaptable individual to join our expanding Geoenvironmental Division within our Manchester office. You will become part of a supportive and rewarding environment where you can achieve your full potential. This role is primarily office-based, supporting the delivery of development schemes for both public and private sector clients across the UK. You will lead, plan and manage geoenvironmental site investigations and produce associated reports across multiple sectors. Your experience will also be invaluable in mentoring and developing junior members of the team. You'll join a friendly, inclusive and flexible workplace where professional growth is encouraged, and you'll play a key role in helping clients make informed decisions that shape their projects and communities. If you're looking for a role with genuine prospects for career progression, we'd be delighted to hear from you. Key Responsibilities Manage all stages of geoenvironmental projects, including financial oversight, technical input into proposals, coordination of resources, subcontractor management, timescales and project performance. Use relevant software and technical guidance to assess, model and interpret data to achieve project objectives. Prepare and technically review a wide range of interpretative geoenvironmental reports that provide practical solutions for clients. Apply relevant British Standards, legislation and industry guidance accurately. Lead or contribute to tender submissions and proposal development. Oversee day-to-day financial management and profitability of projects. Identify new opportunities and support business growth initiatives. Build and strengthen internal and external client relationships. Make timely and cohesive project decisions for the benefit of the team and client. Share knowledge with and support the development of junior staff. Promote and adhere to strong Health & Safety standards. Commit to ongoing CPD and work toward chartership. Communicate professionally with colleagues, clients and stakeholders. Competently procure and manage subcontractors, including preparing specifications and contract documentation (ICC/NEC). Contribute positively to office culture and team cohesion. You & Your Experience Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject, with an MSc or similar qualification preferred. Equivalent experience will also be considered. Minimum of five years' experience in geoenvironmental work, including ground engineering and contaminated land assessments. Proven experience in undertaking Preliminary Risk Assessments, supervising and reporting on geoenvironmental and geotechnical investigations, and preparing remediation strategies and verification reports. Strong work ethic with the ability to work independently or within small teams. Client-focused with a proven record of successful project delivery. Excellent communication and personal effectiveness skills. Strong IT skills, including advanced proficiency in MS Office. Effective problem-solving abilities with a practical, solution-led approach. Ability to collaborate well and build productive relationships with colleagues, clients and contractors. Full UK driving licence (manual). Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g., IEMA, IES) and working towards or holding chartership (CGeol, CEng). What We Offer Competitive salary, reviewed annually. Opportunity to work a 9 day fortnight. Company-matched pension scheme. 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing with service. Extensive training opportunities and supported CPD. Employee Assistance Programme offering counselling and legal support. Opportunities for volunteering and community involvement. Summer and winter team-building events. Annual Christmas celebration.
Our organisation is a forward-thinking environmental consultancy committed to delivering practical, effective advice with clear leadership and a focused, pragmatic approach. For the past decade, we have provided comprehensive environmental services across the UK from our Manchester base. This growth has created an excellent opportunity for you to join a dynamic team, contribute to innovative projects, and develop your career within a company that truly values professional excellence and personal development. If you're seeking a supportive environment that encourages progression, now is the ideal time to join us. Our work is driven by core values: intellect, integrity, pragmatism, tenacity, and above all, a personal touch. By consistently upholding these values, we have become a trusted advisor to high-profile clients across a wide range of sectors, including property development, construction, investment, industrial, manufacturing, engineering, planning, energy, and demolition. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service, building strong relationships, and putting client priorities at the heart of everything we do. The company is fully owned by its active directors and wider team, providing assurance to both clients and colleagues that our professionals are genuinely invested in the organisation and its future success. We offer our geotechnical and environmental specialists comprehensive training, ongoing investment, and meaningful rewards to support continuous growth. We believe that effective communication is just as essential as technical expertise, ensuring advice is both accurate and clearly conveyed. The Role We are seeking a highly motivated and adaptable individual to join our expanding Geoenvironmental Division within our Manchester office. You will become part of a supportive and rewarding environment where you can achieve your full potential. This role is primarily office-based, supporting the delivery of development schemes for both public and private sector clients across the UK. You will lead, plan and manage geoenvironmental site investigations and produce associated reports across multiple sectors. Your experience will also be invaluable in mentoring and developing junior members of the team. You'll join a friendly, inclusive and flexible workplace where professional growth is encouraged, and you'll play a key role in helping clients make informed decisions that shape their projects and communities. If you're looking for a role with genuine prospects for career progression, we'd be delighted to hear from you. Key Responsibilities Manage all stages of geoenvironmental projects, including financial oversight, technical input into proposals, coordination of resources, subcontractor management, timescales and project performance. Use relevant software and technical guidance to assess, model and interpret data to achieve project objectives. Prepare and technically review a wide range of interpretative geoenvironmental reports that provide practical solutions for clients. Apply relevant British Standards, legislation and industry guidance accurately. Lead or contribute to tender submissions and proposal development. Oversee day-to-day financial management and profitability of projects. Identify new opportunities and support business growth initiatives. Build and strengthen internal and external client relationships. Make timely and cohesive project decisions for the benefit of the team and client. Share knowledge with and support the development of junior staff. Promote and adhere to strong Health & Safety standards. Commit to ongoing CPD and work toward chartership. Communicate professionally with colleagues, clients and stakeholders. Competently procure and manage subcontractors, including preparing specifications and contract documentation (ICC/NEC). Contribute positively to office culture and team cohesion. You & Your Experience Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject, with an MSc or similar qualification preferred. Equivalent experience will also be considered. Minimum of five years' experience in geoenvironmental work, including ground engineering and contaminated land assessments. Proven experience in undertaking Preliminary Risk Assessments, supervising and reporting on geoenvironmental and geotechnical investigations, and preparing remediation strategies and verification reports. Strong work ethic with the ability to work independently or within small teams. Client-focused with a proven record of successful project delivery. Excellent communication and personal effectiveness skills. Strong IT skills, including advanced proficiency in MS Office. Effective problem-solving abilities with a practical, solution-led approach. Ability to collaborate well and build productive relationships with colleagues, clients and contractors. Full UK driving licence (manual). Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g., IEMA, IES) and working towards or holding chartership (CGeol, CEng). What We Offer Competitive salary, reviewed annually. Opportunity to work a 9 day fortnight. Company-matched pension scheme. 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing with service. Extensive training opportunities and supported CPD. Employee Assistance Programme offering counselling and legal support. Opportunities for volunteering and community involvement. Summer and winter team-building events. Annual Christmas celebration.
