Principal Historic Environment Consultant

The Opportunity

TEP is looking to recruit a suitably qualified Principal Historic Environment Consultant for its multidisciplinary team in Market Harborough, Leicestershire.  This is an exciting consultancy opportunity which offers a chance to work in a successful and established archaeology and historic environment team on a range of stimulating and challenging projects, and further your own career and expertise in a supportive multidisciplinary practice.

The Role and Requirements

This post would appeal to a skilled and knowledgeable archaeologist or heritage professional with experience of working within multi-disciplinary teams and in collaboration with other environmental specialists to deliver successful projects.

The role involves providing advice on archaeology and the historic environment to a wide range of clients involved in energy, residential, commercial, private, and public sectors. Our projects include the assessment of buried archaeology, historic landscapes, built heritage, and the management of fieldwork projects.

Key responsibilities will be the production of Environmental Statements, desk-based assessments and heritage statements, specification of archaeological mitigation strategies, the provision of technical advice to clients and colleagues, and providing support to the wider heritage team and other teams within TEP. The successful candidate should be a full Member (MCIfA) of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA), or equivalent professional body, or be eligible for that grade of membership.

The successful candidate will be expected to manage a project from inception to completion including client and stakeholder engagement and will be responsible for ensuring the delivery of key milestones and to monitor allocated budgets. In this role the Principal Historic Environment Consultant would be supported by the heritage team and will be responsible to and managed by the Associate Historic Environment Consultant.

The successful candidate will be expected to travel from time to time, including staying overnight at different locations, to meet the requirements of projects.

We envisage that this will be a full-time role for a working week of 37.5 hours, although we are willing to consider flexible working arrangements.

For further information on the position, skills and attributes required; please visit our website here to view our job specification.

Remuneration

TEP offer a competitive salary and benefits package, consistent with the CIfA MCIfA salary scale, including pension scheme and payment of professional subscriptions. Salary will be dependent on experience.

To Apply

We are only able to consider candidates already eligible to work in the UK.

Please send your completed application form and CV to recruitment@tep.uk.com.