4 Conservation jobs in Macclesfield Forest
Senior Conservation Architect
Posted 13 days ago
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Key Responsibilities:
- Lead the design and implementation of conservation and restoration projects for historic buildings and structures.
- Conduct detailed condition surveys, historical research, and fabric analysis to inform conservation strategies.
- Prepare conservation management plans, repair specifications, and design proposals for heritage assets.
- Liaise with heritage bodies, local planning authorities, and stakeholders to ensure compliance with heritage regulations and policies.
- Manage project delivery, including contract administration, site supervision, and quality control, ensuring high standards of workmanship.
- Provide expert advice on the conservation and repair of traditional building materials and techniques.
- Develop detailed drawings and specifications for sensitive interventions, repairs, and adaptive reuse of historic buildings.
- Manage project finances and timelines, ensuring projects are delivered within budget and on schedule.
- Mentor and guide junior architects and conservation specialists.
- Stay current with conservation best practices, relevant legislation, and technological advancements in heritage management.
- Prepare and present design proposals, reports, and recommendations to clients and heritage stakeholders.
- Contribute to the growth and reputation of the firm's conservation practice.
Qualifications:
- Professional qualification in Architecture (RIBA Part II or equivalent) and a recognized postgraduate qualification in Conservation Architecture or a related heritage field.
- A minimum of 7 years of experience in architectural practice, with at least 5 years focused on conservation and heritage projects.
- Accreditation with a relevant professional body such as the IHBC (Institute of Historic Building Conservation) is highly desirable.
- Proven experience in managing complex conservation projects from inception to completion.
- In-depth knowledge of historic building construction, materials, and traditional repair techniques.
- Strong understanding of heritage legislation, planning policies, and conservation principles.
- Excellent design, technical, and drawing skills, with proficiency in AutoCAD and Revit.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and project management abilities.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage effectively with clients, contractors, and heritage stakeholders.
- Experience in site supervision and contract administration for heritage projects.
This is a unique opportunity to work on significant heritage projects, offering a competitive salary, a comprehensive benefits package, and the chance to contribute to the preservation of architectural heritage. The role is based at our client's office in Manchester , with a hybrid working arrangement.
Heritage and Conservation Officer
Posted 5 days ago
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Heritage & Conservation Officer needed in Macclesfield Paying £31.49 per hr ref
Full time hours on a temporarybasis
Key duties include providing expert heritage advice on complex planning proposals, maintaining the Buildings at Risk register, supporting enforcement actions, and managing Conservation Area designations and reviews.
You'll liaise with developers, councils, and the public, contri.
Ecology, Conservation & Land Management Advisor
Posted 3 days ago
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Ecology, Conservation & Land Management Advisor, Remote / Home based (UK) with approx. 2-3 days per month travel to project sites or head office (expenses (and accommodation if required) covered), Full time and permanent. Salary c£30k + benefits.
We have an exciting opportunity for a Land Management, Ecology & Conservation Advisor. This is a varied role and could suit candidate from a range of backgrounds related to ecology & biodiversity, conservation & restoration and land management (rural / agricultural). The official internal job title for the role is Nature Recovery Advisor.
The role:
You'll develop and implement practical, and science led management plans for shooting estates and other rural land, providing technical guidance, forging partnerships and advocating for sustainable practices that benefit both biodiversity and the rural way of life. You'll provide expert ecological advice across a range of projects, initiatives and operations, directly influencing how we manage land, enhance biodiversity and deliver crucial habitat improvements across the UK.
- Act as the lead point of contact on how sustainable shooting and habitat management contribute to nature recovery. Offering expert guidance to internal teams, members, rural communities and external stakeholders to steer nature positive work.
- Develop and promote tailored services and advice for members engaged in sustainable shooting with an emphasis on protected or ecologically sensitive sites.
- Drive the creation and execution of land management plans and habitat improvement projects rooted in nature-positive principles. You'll offer crucial ecological and conservation expertise for shoot and habitat management, and during statutory consenting processes, guaranteeing well-informed and sound decisions.
- Collaborate closely with regional and country teams to ensure consistent messaging, robust knowledge-sharing and the effective delivery of events, advice and services. This holistic approach extends to fostering partnerships with external stakeholders and experts, ensuring that best practices in ecology and conservation are deeply embedded in all work.
Candidate requirements:
- A bachelor’s degree or demonstrable experience in a relevant field E.g. ecology & biodiversity, conservation & restoration, land management (rural / agricultural)
- Experience of writing technical management or conservation reports and plans for sites.
- Experience of analysing and interpreting data
- Ability to combine a scientific interest in the natural world with a practical, people-oriented approach to making a positive difference for the environment.
- Project Management skills / experience
If this sounds like the opportunity that you have been looking for then please apply by attaching your CV.
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Key words: Ecologist, Conservation Officer, Land Management Advisor, Nature Recovery Advisor, Agriculturalist
Ecology, Conservation & Land Management Advisor
Posted 3 days ago
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Ecology, Conservation & Land Management Advisor, Remote / Home based (UK) with approx. 2-3 days per month travel to project sites or head office (expenses (and accommodation if required) covered), Full time and permanent. Salary c£30k + benefits.
We have an exciting opportunity for a Land Management, Ecology & Conservation Advisor. This is a varied role and could suit candidate from a range of backgrounds related to ecology & biodiversity, conservation & restoration and land management (rural / agricultural). The official internal job title for the role is Nature Recovery Advisor.
The role:
You'll develop and implement practical, and science led management plans for shooting estates and other rural land, providing technical guidance, forging partnerships and advocating for sustainable practices that benefit both biodiversity and the rural way of life. You'll provide expert ecological advice across a range of projects, initiatives and operations, directly influencing how we manage land, enhance biodiversity and deliver crucial habitat improvements across the UK.
- Act as the lead point of contact on how sustainable shooting and habitat management contribute to nature recovery. Offering expert guidance to internal teams, members, rural communities and external stakeholders to steer nature positive work.
- Develop and promote tailored services and advice for members engaged in sustainable shooting with an emphasis on protected or ecologically sensitive sites.
- Drive the creation and execution of land management plans and habitat improvement projects rooted in nature-positive principles. You'll offer crucial ecological and conservation expertise for shoot and habitat management, and during statutory consenting processes, guaranteeing well-informed and sound decisions.
- Collaborate closely with regional and country teams to ensure consistent messaging, robust knowledge-sharing and the effective delivery of events, advice and services. This holistic approach extends to fostering partnerships with external stakeholders and experts, ensuring that best practices in ecology and conservation are deeply embedded in all work.
Candidate requirements:
- A bachelor’s degree or demonstrable experience in a relevant field E.g. ecology & biodiversity, conservation & restoration, land management (rural / agricultural)
- Experience of writing technical management or conservation reports and plans for sites.
- Experience of analysing and interpreting data
- Ability to combine a scientific interest in the natural world with a practical, people-oriented approach to making a positive difference for the environment.
- Project Management skills / experience
If this sounds like the opportunity that you have been looking for then please apply by attaching your CV.
Smartsearch take your privacy seriously and will only use your personal information to administer your application. To effectively process your application, we may share your details with the company for whom we are collecting job applications and Smartsearch or the company may contact you by email, telephone or SMS. A copy of our privacy policy will be emailed to you upon receipt of your application.
Key words: Ecologist, Conservation Officer, Land Management Advisor, Nature Recovery Advisor, Agriculturalist
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