Assistant Landscape Planner

Role – Landscape Planner

Location – Glasgow

Salary - £32 - £35K

Are you looking to build your career in landscape planning and environmental assessment rather than traditional landscape design? We are working with an award‑winning environmental planning, landscape architecture and design consultancy that is looking to appoint an Assistant Landscape Architect to join its growing landscape planning team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with an interest in Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA), renewable energy, infrastructure and strategic landscape planning projects.

You'll work alongside experienced Chartered Landscape Architects, environmental planners, GIS specialists and visualisation professionals on projects ranging from local developments through to nationally significant infrastructure schemes.

• You will support senior members of the team on a wide variety of landscape planning projects, including:
• Assisting with Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIA) and Landscape and Visual Appraisals (LVA)
• Landscape character assessments and sensitivity studies
• Site surveys and fieldwork
• Viewpoint photography and visual analysis
• Preparation of figures, plans and graphics
• Research and policy reviews
• Supporting Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA)
• Assisting with the preparation of planning reports and technical documents
• Working on renewable energy, grid connection, infrastructure and development projects

This role offers the chance to gain exposure to the full planning process while developing specialist landscape planning skills that are increasingly sought after across the industry.

• We’re keen to hear from candidates who have:
• A degree or postgraduate qualification in Landscape Architecture
• Around 1 to 3 years’ professional experience, although strong graduates will also be considered
• An interest in landscape planning, LVIA and environmental assessment
• Good report writing and communication skills
• Experience using Adobe Creative Suite and AutoCAD
• A willingness to undertake site visits across the UK when required
• A desire to work towards Chartership if not already on the Pathway
• Experience of GIS, visualisation software or previous LVIA work would be beneficial but is not essential.

• Competitive salary
• Hybrid and flexible working arrangements
• Support towards Chartership
• Exposure to major renewable energy and infrastructure projects
• Ongoing training and professional development
• Payment of professional subscriptions
• A supportive and collaborative team environment
• Opportunity to work alongside some of the UK's most experienced landscape planners

If you're looking to develop specialist landscape planning and LVIA skills while working on projects that help shape the future of the UK's energy and development sectors, we'd love to hear from you.