Marine Ecology Technical Lead
Job Title: Marine Ecology Technical Lead
Location: Office availability in Sunderland, with homeworking and regular travel for fieldwork
Working Hours: 30 hours / 4 days per week (part time).
Salary: £34,000 per annum, pro rata
Duration: 12 Months Fixed term (with provisional start date 10th December 23)
About the employer
Our client is a leading regeneration charity, working through partnership to create communities in which people are proud to live and work. They help people to carry out thousands of diverse, locally-led projects each year. Projects that tackle climate change and help people out of fuel poverty. That bring out the best in young people by helping them to improve their local area. Projects that build stronger communities by improving green space or get people back into work and create green jobs.
The Wild Oysters Project is a national oyster restoration initiative, developed by the Zoological Society of London, funded by the Stronger Shore Partnership and delivered locally in Tyne & Wear by our client.
About the role
The project aims to restore self-sustaining native oyster populations in the Northeast of England. The project delivers three key activities: 1) Oyster nurseries in Sunderland marina, 2) Seabed restoration sites, 3) Outreach, engagement, and education.
As the Marine Ecology Technical Lead, you will be responsible for the technical delivery of the Wild Oysters: Tyne and Wear project, including delivering seabed restoration activities, development and implementation of monitoring plans, and subsequent scaling up of the project as part of Stronger Shores funding.
About you
This organisation wants someone with experience of working as part of a science/conservation/policy project and of delivering marine conservation or research projects. You will also have experience of carrying out fieldwork and delivering successful educational outreach sessions and public engagement activities. Your role will require you to have excellent communication skills as well as a good grasp of relevant marine conservation issues. Experience leading others would be an advantage.
Closing date: Noon Friday 24th November, 2023
Interested?
To find out more information, please click the apply button. You will be taken to a simple CHM Recruit form and then redirected to complete your application for this position.
Make yourself at home:
Our client wants you to be yourself and they value everything that makes you unique. They recognise and celebrate your difference and together you will make the charity a special and great place to work.
The charity is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
This role is subject to an Enhanced Check through Disclosure Barring Service.
No agencies please.
Reference: 2664094107
Marine Ecology Technical Lead
Posted on Oct 19, 2023 by CHM Recruit
Job Title: Marine Ecology Technical Lead
Location: Office availability in Sunderland, with homeworking and regular travel for fieldwork
Working Hours: 30 hours / 4 days per week (part time).
Salary: £34,000 per annum, pro rata
Duration: 12 Months Fixed term (with provisional start date 10th December 23)
About the employer
Our client is a leading regeneration charity, working through partnership to create communities in which people are proud to live and work. They help people to carry out thousands of diverse, locally-led projects each year. Projects that tackle climate change and help people out of fuel poverty. That bring out the best in young people by helping them to improve their local area. Projects that build stronger communities by improving green space or get people back into work and create green jobs.
The Wild Oysters Project is a national oyster restoration initiative, developed by the Zoological Society of London, funded by the Stronger Shore Partnership and delivered locally in Tyne & Wear by our client.
About the role
The project aims to restore self-sustaining native oyster populations in the Northeast of England. The project delivers three key activities: 1) Oyster nurseries in Sunderland marina, 2) Seabed restoration sites, 3) Outreach, engagement, and education.
As the Marine Ecology Technical Lead, you will be responsible for the technical delivery of the Wild Oysters: Tyne and Wear project, including delivering seabed restoration activities, development and implementation of monitoring plans, and subsequent scaling up of the project as part of Stronger Shores funding.
About you
This organisation wants someone with experience of working as part of a science/conservation/policy project and of delivering marine conservation or research projects. You will also have experience of carrying out fieldwork and delivering successful educational outreach sessions and public engagement activities. Your role will require you to have excellent communication skills as well as a good grasp of relevant marine conservation issues. Experience leading others would be an advantage.
Closing date: Noon Friday 24th November, 2023
Interested?
To find out more information, please click the apply button. You will be taken to a simple CHM Recruit form and then redirected to complete your application for this position.
Make yourself at home:
Our client wants you to be yourself and they value everything that makes you unique. They recognise and celebrate your difference and together you will make the charity a special and great place to work.
The charity is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
This role is subject to an Enhanced Check through Disclosure Barring Service.
No agencies please.
Reference: 2664094107
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