Permitting Development Manager - Remediation | Contaminated Land | WasteLocation: Reading, Cardiff, or Warrington (hybrid with UK travel)Salary: Up to £55,000 + £6,300 car allowance + benefitsJob Type: Permanent, Full-timeAbout the CompanyWe are partnered with a leading remediation and brownfield enabling works contractor, who have been delivering complex environmental projects across the UK for over 30 years. Operating as part of a wider international engineering group, they’re recognised for technical innovation, sustainability, and safety-first culture. With operations across soil treatment facilities and brownfield regeneration, this is an excellent opportunity to join a business that continues to grow while investing in its people.What’s in it for you?Salary up to £55,000 (DOE)£6,300 car allowance25 days holiday (rising with service up to 28)Private healthcare (after probation)Pension scheme - 4% employee / 6% employer contributionsLife assurance - 4x salaryPaid volunteering daysEmployee mentoring schemeCycle to Work SchemeEmployee Assistance ProgrammeHybrid working with flexibilityThe RoleAs a Permitting Development Manager, you’ll be at the heart of developing and delivering operational and regulatory processes that support land protection and improvement. Working closely with operational teams, you’ll provide technical advice and ensure all environmental permitting requirements are met.Key Responsibilities:Prepare and manage environmental permit applications and variations for soil and waste treatment activitiesEnsure compliance with UK environmental permitting regulations and internal standardsLiaise with consultants, regulators, and internal teams to support permitting deliveryProduce reports and documentation to support operational decision-makingMonitor progress, identify risks, and implement corrective action where requiredMaintain accurate records and ensure information is accessible across the teamConduct internal compliance audits and share actionable feedbackWhat We’re Looking ForMinimum 5 years’ experience in Waste, Remediation, or Contaminated LandIn-depth knowledge of UK environmental permitting regulations (essential)Ideally a member of a professional body (CIWM, IES, etc.)Strong communicator with the ability to liaise with regulators and stakeholdersOrganised, proactive, and able to manage multiple projects simultaneouslyFlexible and collaborative approach to working across departmentsFull UK driving licence and willingness to travel nationwideIf this sounds like a role for you, apply now. Contact Mark at Up Front Recruitment for more details. #J-18808-Ljbffr