Principal Consultant - north west england, United Kingdom - Orion Heritage

Description

Orion Heritage - Principal Consultant - Built Heritage

Salary: £45,000 - £70,000

Location: Offices in Sussex and North West covering whole UK

Join Orion Heritage, the UK's largest independent specialist in archaeology and built heritage consultancy, and embrace a role that offers more than just a job. Established in 2015, our rapid growth has been fuelled by the loyalty of our clients and the exceptional development of our team. We have established offices in both Sussex and the North West and we maintain a flexible stance regarding the location of our employees. While we value the benefits of virtual meeting technology, which enables us to operate seamlessly across the UK, we also believe in the importance of occasional in-person interactions at one of our offices. This approach helps foster a sense of belonging and connection within the Orion community.

About Our Team

Our dedicated team comprises highly skilled professionals from diverse backgrounds in planning, archaeology, and built heritage. We manage a wide array of projects, from historic cottages to large-scale urban regeneration and renewable energy schemes. Our mission is to provide straightforward, accurate, and practical advice, leveraging our deep understanding of the industry to offer flexible solutions that conserve and enhance every location we work with.

Role Overview

As a Principal Consultant at Orion Heritage, you will lead our built heritage team, handling high-profile and complex projects. Your responsibilities will include drafting, research, providing expert advice, managing client and subcontractor relationships, attending meetings, and preparing planning appeals. You'll not only manage projects but also mentor team members, ensuring high standards and efficient delivery.

Why Orion Heritage?

At Orion, you are not just another cog in the machine. Our non-corporate environment means no unrealistic or irrelevant KPIs. You'll have direct access to the senior management team, enabling you to drive real change and have a tangible impact on our success. You will have the freedom to develop your ideas, target businesses you want to work with, and create your own career path. Decisions are made quickly, without a cumbersome chain of command, allowing you to work closely with owners to develop the business.

Your Skills and Experience

Ideal candidates will possess a deep knowledge of the policy and legislative framework governing UK archaeology and be able to effectively connect research themes to project requirements. A degree in archaeology, architecture, conservation, or a related field is essential. You should be a confident communicator with a drive for innovation and a passion for making a positive impact.

What We Offer

While we are a small business, we offer competitive compensation, performance-related bonuses, hybrid working arrangements, and a full IT kit. We provide a 4% pension contribution, death in service benefits, 25 days of holiday plus a paid Christmas shutdown. Our workplace fosters growth and well-being, surrounded by a team passionate about what they do.