TOBIN, a large multi-disciplinary (engineering, environmental, planning) consultancy practice operating in Ireland since 1952, is currently looking to recruit an experienced Project Hydrogeologist to join our busy and growing team in any of our offices – Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Sligo or Castlebar. This is a full-time role, with a hybrid working options. Core Competency: The position of Project Hydrogeologist within TOBIN requires a minimum Level 8 Honours Degree qualification in Science (or equivalent qualification appropriate to the tasks assigned) and in general the title may apply to candidates that have up to between 4-10 years’ experience depending on the knowledge and skills gained over the course of their career to date. Ideally, Project Hydrogeologists at this level should have the title of Professional Geologist (PGeo); or equivalent. Duties and Responsibilities: As a member of a team within a TOBIN department and through mentoring with senior members of staff within TOBIN, the Project Hydrogeologist will be required to undertake the following duties: Where directed by the Project Manager, liaise and meet with Clients to ensure delivery of the required environmental reports, surveys and associated outputs. Organising field surveys, liaising with clients and landowners, and undertaking fieldwork under the direction of more senior specialists, if required. Procurement of Site Investigations and Site Surveys from third parties. Review documents and drawings. Preparation and review of environmental reports. Preparation of relevant chapters of Environmental Impact Assessment Reports (EIARs)/Planning & Environmental Consideration Reports (PECRs) and relevant sections of Appropriate Assessment (AA) Screenings/Natura Impact Statements (NISs). Direct liaison with peer reviewers, legal reviewers, clients etc. to agree and finalise deliverables to the requisite standard. Preparation and attendance at Open Days/Evenings and Public Consultation Events. Assisting our Project Managers in the preparation of tender responses. Take instruction from the Line Manager (and, where appropriate, the relevant Project Manager and senior members of the project teams). Maintain CPD Plan and Register. Meet agreed Performance Appraisal Goals. The Skills Required of a Project Hydrogeologist: Excellent written and verbal (English) communication and strong interpersonal communication skills. Strong fieldwork ability and surveying skills. Strong Site Investigation skills including borehole specification and logging trial holes (BS5930). Proficient in MS Word, Excel, and Teams. Proficient in GIS software packages such as QGIS, ArcGIS, ArcCollector and MapInfo. For specialists, a working knowledge of relevant software packages such as AquiferTest, Modflow, LandSim, P20 and other similar and relevant packages. Working knowledge of Microsoft Project. How to Apply If you feel that this opportunity is something you may be interested in and would like an opportunity to discuss the matter further, please forward your CV to hr@tobin.ie TOBIN Galway: Fairgreen House, Fairgreen Rd, Galway, H91 AXK8, Ireland Tel: (091) 565 211 Dublin: Block 10-4, Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Dublin 15, D15 X98N Ireland Tel: (01) 803 0401 Castlebar: Market Square, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, F23 Y427 Ireland Tel: (094) 902 1401 Limerick: Unit 4, Crescent Court, St. Nessan’s Road, Dooradoyle, Limerick V94 V298 Ireland Tel: (061) 976 262 Sligo: First Floor, Carroll House, 15/16 Stephen Street, Sligo F91 ADK4 Ireland Tel: (071) 931 8844 Email: info@tobin.ie #J-18808-Ljbffr
TOBIN is seeking a Senior Civil Engineer to join our growing Roads and Transportation team. This is a key role for a Chartered Engineer with strong Irish experience, proven project delivery, and a passion for shaping transport infrastructure. Location: Galway or Sligo (hybrid working available) Duties and Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of road design projects, including road realignment and active travel schemes. Act as RSA Team Leader, overseeing Road Safety Audits in compliance with Irish standards and legislation. Manage project teams, ensuring high-quality outputs, timely delivery, and adherence to budgets. Prepare and review technical reports, preliminary and detailed designs, specifications, and tender documentation. Coordinate with clients, local authorities, and stakeholders, representing TOBIN in meetings and ensuring client satisfaction. Conduct site visits and prepare associated reports. Support procurement activities, including site investigation contracts and pricing schedules. Mentor and guide junior engineers, contributing to their development and the overall strength of the team. Ensure compliance with quality assurance procedures, health & safety standards, and industry best practices. Contribute to business development, identifying opportunities and supporting proposal preparation. Skills Required: Level 8 Honours Degree in Civil Engineering; Chartered Membership of Engineers Ireland is essential. Minimum 8 years’ experience, with strong exposure to Irish transport projects. RSA Team Leader accreditation and deep understanding of Irish road safety standards. Advanced proficiency in Civil 3D and AutoCAD; BIM experience is a plus. Strong communication, leadership, and client-facing skills. If you feel that this role is something you may be interested in and would like an opportunity to discuss the matter further please forward a C.V. to hr@tobin.ie TOBIN Galway: Fairgreen House, Fairgreen Rd, Galway, H91 AXK8, Ireland Tel: (091) 565 211 Dublin: Block 10-4, Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Dublin 15, D15 X98N Ireland Tel: (01) 803 0401 Castlebar: Market Square, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, F23 Y427 Ireland Tel: (094) 902 1401 Limerick: Unit 4, Crescent Court, St. Nessan’s Road, Dooradoyle, Limerick V94 V298 Ireland Tel: (061) 976 262 Sligo: First Floor, Carroll House, 15/16 Stephen Street, Sligo F91 ADK4 Ireland Tel: (071) 931 8844 Email: info@tobin.ie #J-18808-Ljbffr
TOBIN is seeking a highly experienced and proactive Lead Planner to join our expanding Environment & Planning Division in Dublin / Castlebar / Galway / Limerick / Sligo (location flexible with hybrid working options). This is a senior-level opportunity for a chartered planning professional to lead complex projects, mentor junior staff, and play a key role in shaping the strategic direction of our planning services. As a Lead Planner, you will oversee the delivery of high-quality planning outputs across a diverse portfolio, while supporting the development of our planning team and collaborating closely with project managers, engineers, and environmental specialists. In return, we offer a competitive remuneration package and strong career development prospects within a dynamic, multi-disciplinary consultancy. Key Responsibilities: Lead the preparation, coordination, and review of complex planning applications and EIARs Provide strategic planning advice to clients and internal teams across multiple sectors Supervise and mentor junior planners, supporting their technical and professional development Collaborate with project managers to ensure planning deliverables align with project timelines and objectives Prepare and review planning reports and applications. Review reports, figures, and drawings prepared by team members across planning, engineering, and environmental disciplines. Validate and sign off on planning application content, including forms, notices, and drawings. Prepare and review EIAR chapters and Planning & Environmental Consideration Reports (PECRs). Provide strategic planning leadership and direction on sectoral and project-specific planning matters. Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of planning legislation, policy, and guidance, offering solution-based planning risk management. Liaise with clients (internal and external) to deliver high-quality planning advice, reports, and outputs. Collaborate with legal teams to support documentation for planning court proceedings, including judicial reviews. Represent clients in meetings with planning authorities and An Bord Pleanála, including pre-application consultations. Engage with stakeholders such as the public, statutory consultees, and government departments (e.g., NPWS, IFI, TII). Coordinate with peer reviewers, legal teams, and clients to finalise deliverables to the required standard. Attend Oral Hearings as an Expert Witness and participate in public consultation events. Contribute to tender responses, including pricing and technical input. Understand and manage project timelines and objectives. Lead project teams to ensure timely and budget-conscious delivery. Mentor and support junior planning staff. Participate in business development activities to promote TOBIN’s planning services. Maintain and grow client relationships. Stay current with legislative changes, case law, and industry innovations. Ensure compliance with and contribute to the development of quality assurance procedures. Actively promote TOBIN’s planning services and support company growth. Required Skills & Experience: Minimum of 10 years’ experience in a planning role, with a strong track record of leading projects Holds either a Corporate Membership of the IPI or Chartered Membership of the RTPI. Proven leadership and mentoring experience within a multidisciplinary environment In-depth knowledge of Irish planning legislation, policy, and procedures Strong communication, negotiation, and stakeholder engagement skills Demonstrated ability to manage complex planning processes and deliver high-quality outputs Experience in EIAR preparation and planning risk management Proficiency in MS Office, Microsoft Project, and relevant planning tools Note: This job description is not exhaustive and may evolve in line with the role and the company’s strategic objectives. The successful candidate will be expected to maintain and enhance their skills to adapt to a changing environment. How to Apply If you feel that this opportunity is something you may be interested in and would like an opportunity to discuss the matter further, please forward your CV to hr@tobin.ie. TOBIN Galway: Fairgreen House, Fairgreen Rd, Galway, H91 AXK8, Ireland Tel: (091) 565 211 Dublin: Block 10-4, Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Dublin 15, D15 X98N Ireland Tel: (01) 803 0401 Castlebar: Market Square, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, F23 Y427 Ireland Tel: (094) 902 1401 Limerick: Unit 4, Crescent Court, St. Nessan’s Road, Dooradoyle, Limerick V94 V298 Ireland Tel: (061) 976 262 Sligo: First Floor, Carroll House, 15/16 Stephen Street, Sligo F91 ADK4 Ireland Tel: (071) 931 8844 Email: info@tobin.ie #J-18808-Ljbffr
TOBIN are currently seeking a Senior Ecologist , to join the growing Ecology Team within the Environment and Planning Division. We also provide the opportunity to avail of Hybrid working in any of our offices located in Galway, Dublin, Sligo, Limerick or Castlebar. We offer a very competitive salary to the ideal candidate, and we also provide the opportunity to work on nationally recognised projects and studies. The Ecology Team in TOBIN is driven by qualified and enthusiastic ecologists who maintain a full and varied project load from a broad base of private and public sector clients. Our workstream is generated through well-established nationwide client relationships, as well as internal cross-sectional cooperation with other Engineering Divisions within TOBIN. Core Competency: The successful candidates must have the ability to work in and lead teams in the collection of field data and in the preparation of the Biodiversity Chapter and/or Ornithology Chapter of Environmental Impact Assessment Reports (EIARs), Ecological Impact Assessment (EcIA) reports, and Appropriate Assessment (AA, NIS, NIR) reporting for multiple large complex project types. The successful candidate will also be required to demonstrate project experience in the design and implementation of ecological surveys including habitats, botanical, birds, and protected species surveys, analysis of data, and completion of impact assessments. Other Duties and Responsibilities: The job will involve working with the existing Ecology Team on ecological and environmental aspects of diverse projects including national infrastructure, renewable energy, and private commercial projects. Responsibilities will include coordinating, supervising and mentoring other ecologists’ (in-house staff and external sub-contractors) work to ensure safe and efficient delivery of work on time and within budget. The role will require managing work schedules/resourcing, providing assistance, guidance and technical review of other team members’ work and providing on-the-job training and feedback to other staff. The selected candidate will be required to provide technical ecological advice and recommendations to clients (including face-to-face meetings) where risks may be posed to a project timescale or delivery, as well as liaising with project managers and other project stakeholders including statutory bodies. As a Senior Ecologist, the role will require the provision of ecological input into desktop studies, scoping studies, site selection, site surveys, Ecological Impact Assessments, Appropriate Assessment reporting and overseeing the implementation of construction mitigation measures (Ecological Clerk of Works). The role will also require project management tasks including financial management, producing fee proposals, and tendering for work. Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of industry changes, best practices, guidelines, legislation and policy, and providing leadership on same to other staff members will also be required. Qualifications/Experience Required: Relevant primary degree (Hons.) relating to Ecology / Environmental Biology, additional qualifications preferred. At least 7-10 years of environmental consultancy experience and a proven ecological track record. Proven ecological field skills. Should have experience drafting EIAR chapters, AA Screening and NIS reports. Experience in GIS systems (e.g. ArcGIS, desirable but not essential as TOBIN has specialist GIS services in-house). CIEEM membership preferred. Experience of co-ordinating Ecological Impact Assessments as well as project management and liaising with clients and stakeholders. Excellent report writing and communication skills. Must be physically fit and be willing and able to undertake fieldwork, as required. Full driving licence. How to apply: If you feel that this opportunity is something you may be interested in and would like an opportunity to discuss the matter further please forward a C.V. to hr@tobin.ie TOBIN Galway: Fairgreen House, Fairgreen Rd, Galway, H91 AXK8, Ireland Tel: (091) 565 211 Dublin: Block 10-4, Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Dublin 15, D15 X98N Ireland Tel: (01) 803 0401 Castlebar: Market Square, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, F23 Y427 Ireland Tel: (094) 902 1401 Limerick: Unit 4, Crescent Court, St. Nessan’s Road, Dooradoyle, Limerick V94 V298 Ireland Tel: (061) 976 262 Sligo: First Floor, Carroll House, 15/16 Stephen Street, Sligo F91 ADK4 Ireland Tel: (071) 931 8844 Email: info@tobin.ie #J-18808-Ljbffr
