Gardline Environmental Limited’s Marine Wildlife Department continues its incredible expansion and increased
expertise in this specialist area of our business. It offers a range of services including consultation of methodology and procedures, implementation of monitoring
and mitigation measures for a range of industries and countries and comprehensive project reporting service. We are seeking to add to the team numbers and expertise in the following roles;
Marine Wildlife Report Writer
Reporting to the Marine Wildlife Business Manager, you will
responsible for the collation of data relating to fieldwork carried out for particular marine wildlife projects. You will work closely with project managers, wildlife observers and marine scientists
to ensure the production and delivery to tight time deadlines of a quality, accurate report to agreed client specifications.
Reports are produced in PDF format and also as a hard copy, the ideal candidate must be confident using Microsoft Office applications, particularly
Excel. It would also be beneficial if you have experience of using and understanding Adobe Acrobat, Surfer, ArcGIS and Matlab.
Ideally you will be of degree calibre or equivalent, and demonstrate a sound knowledge of the marine environment with both a scientific
and commercial awareness. You will possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills in order to gain and process complex information, present that information clearly and concisely and think logically, critically and decisively.
This is an office based position in Great Yarmouth, but you may be required to undertake occasional travel around the world.
Marine Wildlife Observer
The ideal candidate will undertake a wide variety of wildlife surveys, including marine mammal observations, passive acoustic monitoring, seabird and
environmental impact activities in the field, as well as providing general assistance to the project managers, lead scientists and report writer with the production of marine wildlife reports.
You will be responsible for the appropriate collection and processing of data both at sea and in the office. This role will require you to work in the
office (based in Great Yarmouth), but we have an expectation that you will spend
approximately 120 days at sea, at locations worldwide, dependent on project requirements, during a 12-month period.
Applicants will ideally be of degree calibre or equivalent in a relevant discipline and possess an understanding of marine
mammals and seabirds, their biology and identification. Familiarity with the use of Passive Acoustic Monitoring System (PAMS) or previous marine survey experience would certainly be advantageous.
To apply for your choice of role, please send your CV and cover letter to Allan Tucker, Group Recruitment
Officer at recruitment@gardline.com or via the careers section of our website
www.gardline.com
Closing date: 23rd June 2010