Project Manager (Design, Consenting and Construction) MKO is Ireland’s largest Planning and Environmental consultancy. Our team of 200+ experienced professionals work across the planning, environmental, ecology and related fields, including Project Management . We deliver challenging and complex projects for our clients and have an unrivalled track record of success. We add real value to our client’s projects through our multi-disciplinary expertise and a broad range of nationwide experience. Our success and growth rests entirely on the knowledge, skills, ambition and integrity of our people, and we value these qualities most highly. We are forward-thinking and work with a can-do attitude, which nurtures people, ideas and opportunities to help maximise potential. To meet the growing demand for our range of services, the MKO Estates & Project Management team (EPM) wishes to recruit a Project Manager to fulfill a client-side Project Management role on projects. Job Description Project Manager (Design, Consenting and Construction) – Join our Project Management team as a Project Manager. We are looking for a dedicated professional to fulfil a client-side Project Management role, driving the successful delivery of projects across Ireland. You will work on exciting projects of varying size and scale, across a variety of sectors, including higher education, life sciences, renewable energy, commercial, leisure, residential, and public realm. This role is a unique opportunity to manage projects across their entire lifecycle, from identification of an opportunity through defining the project, planning and managing its design, consenting, and execution, and ensuring satisfactory close-out on final completion. You will collaborate with leading project design and delivery professionals, and contribute to great projects that enhance peoples’ lives and the environment. What You’ll Bring to MKO Assist in the management of all stages of various projects on behalf of our clients. Manage projects from opportunity identification through defining, planning, design, consenting, execution, and satisfactory close-out. Conduct day-to-day coordination of project activity at all project stages. Communicate effectively (verbal & written) with diverse project stakeholders, including client personnel, community groups, design teams, contractors, and statutory bodies. Manage and administer processes for procuring Design Teams and contractors. Track and report on project performance and progress relative to agreed milestones and goals. Produce high-quality, accurate written reports and technical documents, including Project Execution Plans, Project Progress Reports, and Feasibility Assessments. Grow With Us At MKO, your professional development is important to us, with ongoing opportunities for growth and development, and a chance to make a tangible impact on the environment. As you gain experience, the successful candidate will work on or lead progressively larger and more complex projects. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, recognising the contribution you will make. Our people also benefit from flexible work arrangements that support well-being and work-life balance. What We’re Looking for in You We’re seeking a highly communicative and motivated professional who can manage multiple work streams while maintaining attention to detail. A degree in a construction-related discipline: Project Management, Engineering, Architecture, Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying, Landscape Design, or Construction Management. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to effectively liaise with all project stakeholders. The capacity to work effectively as part of a team and take a leadership role when required. Ideally, you will also possess At least 2 years of post-graduation experience, ideally in construction-related professional services. Experience of working as part of, or managing, a client design team comprising multiple professionals. We actively embrace diversity and inclusion as fundamental elements of our workplace culture. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, recognising that a diverse team fosters innovation, creativity, and a more dynamic work environment. We promote a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute their unique strengths. Candidates interested in the available position should apply with an up-to-date curriculum vitae and cover letter. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading environmental consultancy in Galway is seeking an experienced Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment Specialist to conduct assessments for large-scale infrastructure projects. The ideal candidate must have a third-level qualification relevant to landscape planning and at least three years of experience. This role involves mapping, site visits, and managing project teams, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and innovation. MKO promotes diversity and aims for sustainability in its projects. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Permanent employee, Full or part-time – Galway About us MKO is Ireland’s largest Planning and Environmental consultancy. Our team of 200+ experienced professionals work across the planning, environmental, ecology and related fields. We deliver challenging and complex projects aficionados for our clients and have an unrivalled track record of success. We add real value to our client’s projects through our multi-disciplinary expertise and a broad range of nationwide experience. Our success and growth rests entirely on the knowledge, skills, ambition and integrity of our people, and we value these qualities most highly. We are forward-thinking and work with a can-do attitude, which nurtures people, ideas and opportunities to help maximise potential. Through our work, we aim to leave a legacy we can all be proud of. Job Description We are recruiting an experienced Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment Specialist / Landscape Planner to join our growing Landscape and Visual team. The pẹlu successful candidate will conduct Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) for various large‑scale infrastructure developments, including wind and solar energy projects, sustainable transport, residential, greenway, tourism, and urban renewal developments. The key responsibilities associated with the role will be: Scoping, writing and reviewing Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments for projects at a variety of scales, including Chapters for Environmental Impact Assessments; Mapping,कार्य spatial analysis, and production of high‑quality mapping outputs; Carrying out site visits, fieldwork and technical photography to inform LVIAs; Contributing to the strategic direction of LVIA projects within the team by keeping a ‘finger on the pulse’ of industry best practice; Take ownership of projects from inception to completion including fee agreements, invoicing, profitability and delivering on client expectations; Oversee, guide and manage junior team members and sub‑consultants to deliver project requirements; The key requirements of the role Drawn include: A third-level qualification in Landscape Planning, Landscape Architecture, Geography, Environmental Science or related fields that give the candidate the necessary skills to complete the role; A minimum of three years experience conducting Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (or equivalent) in accordance with recognised best practice guidance and understanding the assessment process required in Ireland; Excellent presentation and report writing skills, with high attention to detail; An innovative, confident and creative approach to the work; A collaborative and flexible approach to the role with an ambition to excel and grow within intrusion team and company; [ ? A valid driving license. MKO offer a unique opportunity to an ambitious person motivated to address some of the defining environmental and societal challenges of our time, from the climate emergency to the housing crisis. If you’re ready to be a driving force in building a sustainable future, one project at a time, we want to hear from you! Candidates interested in the available position should apply with an up-to-date curriculum vitae and cover letter. We actively embrace diversity and inclusion as fundamental elements of our workplace culture. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, recognising that a diverse team fosters innovation, creativity, and a more dynamic mogao environment. We promote a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute their unique strengths. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Permanent employee, Full or part-time · Galway About us MKO is Ireland’s largest Planning and Environmental consultancy. Our team of 200+ experienced professionals work across the planning, environmental, ecology and related fields. We deliver challenging and complex projects for our clients and have an unrivalled track record of success. We add real value to our client’s projects through our multi-disciplinary expertise and a broad range of nationwide experience. Our success and growth rests entirely on the knowledge, skills, ambition and integrity of our people, and we value these qualities most highly. We are forward-thinking and work with a can-do attitude, which nurtures people, ideas and opportunities to help maximise potential. Through our work, we aim to leave a legacy we can all be proud of. Job Description Imagine a career where you’re actively shaping the future of our environment; where one day you’re assisting with the installation of groundwater monitoring wells, and the next you’re interpreting collected data and developing a conceptual site model. That\'s just one of the advantages of joining our team. As a Hydraulic Engineer, you will join one of Ireland’s largest Water and Geoenvironmental teams, where our specialists work on a wide range of important projects across the country. Our dedicated team are at the forefront of innovative solutions to some of Ireland\'s most pressing environmental challenges. Join our team as a Hydraulic Engineer, where you will support several ongoing Irish projects through desk-based analytical, report writing, management and field-based investigation work. This exciting role will be focussed on fish passage improvement, river restoration, flood management, drainage design and hydraulic modelling, and will involve travel in Ireland and occasional overnight stays. The ideal candidate will be motivated and enthusiastic, capable of working both independently and in a team. This is a permanent, full-time role within a friendly, supportive environment that offers opportunities for career development in a leading multi-disciplinary planning and environmental consultancy. Responsibilities: Plan and implement hydraulic and hydrologic projects. Conduct analyses of hydraulic scenarios related to flooding, drainage and fish passage. Prepare contract documents for site investigations (technical specifications and bills of quantities). Interpret collected data and report on same through hydraulic models. Liaise with clients, subcontractors and colleagues to contribute to efficient project execution. Support colleagues such as geologists or environmental scientists with defining and implementing best practices on projects. Contribute to the acquisition of new projects through proposals and collaboration with colleagues. Contribute to and always work within health and safety guidelines and regulations. What we’re looking for in you: A degree to preferably MSc level in Civil Engineering or related. A minimum of 3 years of practical experience in hydraulic engineering or related projects. Design experience on hydraulic engineering projects. Analytical and innovative thinking, ability to creatively solve problems,and attention to detail. Ability to work independently, meet frequent deadlines, and assist with multiple projects simultaneously. Excellent spoken and written English with excellent interpersonal communication skills. Demonstrated experience of the role requirements above. Full, clean driving licence. Ideally, you will also possess: Fluency - MS Office (Teams, Word, Excel, Powerpoint) Familiarity with the use of AutoCAD and GIS software Experience with hydraulic and/or hydrological modelling e.g. HEC-RAS. Knowledge of the design and implementation of fish passage improvement projects. Experience of different stages of project delivery. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, recognising the contribution you will make. At MKO, your professional development is important to us, with ongoing opportunities for growth, training and leadership development. MKO offers a culture that supports you. Apply now: Candidates interested in the available position should apply with an up-to-date curriculum vitae and cover letter. We actively embrace diversity and inclusion as fundamental elements of our workplace culture. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, recognising that a diverse team fosters innovation, creativity, and a more dynamic work environment. We promote a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute their unique strengths. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading environmental consultancy in Dublin is seeking a Senior Town and Regional Planner to lead their planning team. This role involves strategic leadership, overseeing project delivery, and engaging with clients and stakeholders. Ideal candidates will have at least 7 years of experience, expertise in the Irish planning system, and demonstrated leadership in urban development. The position offers a competitive salary along with opportunities for professional growth in a forward-thinking environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr
MKO is Ireland’s largest Planning, Ecology and Environmental consultancy. Our team of 200+ experienced professionals work across the ecology, planning, environmental, and related fields. We deliver challenging and complex projects for our clients and have an unrivalled track record of success. We add real value to our client’s projects through our multi-disciplinary expertise and a broad range of nationwide experience. Our success and growth rests entirely on the knowledge, skills, ambition and integrity of our people, and we value these qualities most highly. We are forward-thinking and work with a can-do attitude, which nurtures people, ideas and opportunities to help maximise potential. Through our work, we aim to leave a legacy we can all be proud of. Job Description Are you a Senior Planning Leader ready to shape our Dublin Planning team? Join our team as a Senior Town and Regional Planner, where you’ll lead and champion our high-performing Planning team in Dublin and the Eastern region. Our vision is to expand our reach and impact to help solve the defining environmental and societal challenges of our time. As part of this vision, one of our goals is to be the company that the best people in our fields aspire to work and grow with. If you're passionate about building high-performing teams, driving strategic growth, and delivering impactful urban development projects, we want to hear from you. What you’ll bring to MKO Strategic Leadership and Team Growth You will be at the forefront of managing and building our talented multidisciplinary planning team in Dublin. Provide strategic directi on for project delivery, team development, and office operations. You will actively recruit, mentor, and lead a high-performing planning team, ensuring both project delivery and the long-term growth of our Dublin office. Expert project oversight and delivery Your experience will be vital in overseeing the preparation, coordination, and delivery of diverse planning applications, development plans, masterplans, and planning policy reports. You will ensure every project not only meets all planning and regulatory standards but also adheres to timelines and client expectations. Impactful Client and Stakeholder Engagement Build and maintain strong relationships, engaging effectively with public and private sector clients, local authorities, developers, and community stakeholders. You will become a trusted representative for MKO at public consultations, hearings, and professional forums. Driving Business Development You will proactively identify and pursue new business opportunities across the planning and development sector. You’ll lead or contribute to the preparation of proposals and tenders, securing major urban development and infrastructure projects which address the defining environmental and societal challenges of our time. You will be an advocate for excellence, ensuring compliance with national and regional planning legislation, guidelines, and procedures. You will champion innovative and sustainable approaches to planning and urban development. Grow with us Lead the growth of a nationally respected planning and environmental consultancy in a key strategic location. You will be at the forefront of expanding our presence in a key strategic location, directly influencing the future landscape of Dublin and the wider Dublin Region from residential and commercial to critical infrastructure developments. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, recognising the significant contribution you will make At MKO, your professional development is important to us, with ongoing opportunities for development and chances to influence the wider planning community. MKO offers a culture that supports you. As a forward-thinking company, your ideas are valued. We are open to flexible working arrangements, with your primary base at our Dublin office. What we’re looking for in you We’re looking for an experienced and strategic planner with a passion for shaping sustainable communities and leading high performing teams. Your expertise in the Irish planning system, combined with strong leadership and client engagement skills, makes you ideally suited for this pivotal role. A degree (and ideally a Master’s) in Town Planning, Urban and Regional Planning, or a related field. Chartered Membership of the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) or equivalent professional body. A minimum of 7 years of post-qualification experience, including experience in a leadership or senior management role. A proven track record in delivering complex planning applications and leading project teams. In-depth, comprehensive knowledge of the Irish planning system, legislation, and policy landscape. Exceptional client-facing, stakeholder engagement, and negotiation skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrated experience managing budgets and resources within a consultancy or public sector environment. Ideally, you will also possess: Visionary leadership with a collaborative and inclusive management style. Strong commercial awareness and a track record in business development. A passion for sustainable urban development and a drive to implement innovative planning solutions. Experience in regional development, transport planning, or environmental assessment is a plus. Candidates interested in the available position should apply with an up-to-date curriculum vitae and cover letter. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading environmental consultancy in Galway is seeking a Hydraulic Engineer to work on impactful projects related to flood management and river restoration. The role requires a Civil Engineering degree and at least three years of relevant experience. The candidate must demonstrate strong analytical skills and be comfortable working in a team. The position offers competitive salary and ongoing professional development opportunities within a supportive culture. #J-18808-Ljbffr
