Graduate Consultant - Contaminated Land Management

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RED OHMS Group

AU · Contract · A$65,000 – A$80,000

About this role

RED OHMS Group is a leading consultancy servicing the resources, oil, gas, construction, manufacturing, agriculture, education, infrastructure, and government sectors across Australia. We specialise in occupational hygiene, environment, and hazardous materials services. As part of our East Coast growth, we seek Graduate Consultants in Contaminated Land Management for our Queensland environmental team on a casual basis.

This role involves taking a crucial part in delivering complex, high-profile projects across urban, industrial, infrastructure, and resource sectors. You will assist with preliminary and detailed site investigations, develop remediation action plans, perform soil, groundwater, and vapour assessments, and prepare technical reports aligned with NEPM and state regulations.

Join a high-performing environmental team where passionate, motivated individuals commit to technical excellence and collaboration. Bring familiarity with QLD/NSW EPA guidelines, fieldwork experience, strong analytical skills, and a current Australian driver's license with willingness to travel to remote sites.

We offer the chance to shape a supportive workplace culture in a rapidly growing organisation, prioritising health, safety, and wellbeing. Enjoy learning and development opportunities, a diverse, fun, and supportive environment, plus wellbeing support for you and your family.

Requirements

Completing or completed a tertiary qualification in environmental science, geology, environmental engineering, hydrogeology, or related field
Familiarity with relevant state (QLD/NSW EPA) and national guidelines, including the NEPM and ASC NEPM
Experience with performing fieldworks
Strong analytical, reporting, and problem-solving skills, with a practical and solutions-focused mindset
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to convey technical concepts clearly to clients, regulators, and peers
A current Australian driver’s license, and a willingness to travel, including to remote and regional sites
High attention to detail and the ability to maintain focus and accuracy in fast-paced environments
A flexible and adaptive attitude, particularly with fieldwork and interstate travel

Responsibilities

Assist with Preliminary and Detailed Site Investigations (PSI/DSI)
Assist with developing and implementing Remediation Action Plans (RAPs) and Site Management Plans (SMPs)
Perform soil, groundwater, and vapour assessments
Prepare waste classification and disposal advice
Support or perform human health and ecological risk assessments
Prepare clear and accurate technical reports in line with NEPM (ASC) and relevant state regulations

Benefits

The chance to shape and influence a supportive workplace culture in a rapidly growing organisation
A work environment where people’s health, safety and wellbeing is our top priority
Learning and development opportunities for personal growth
A workplace that’s not just diverse, but fun and supportive
Wellbeing support for you and your family