Our Client based in North London is currently recruiting for a Sustainability Designer to join their team as soon as possible.
This is a full time, permanent position offering hybrid working and a salary of between £40,000 - £45,000 per year.
The purpose of the role carry out Embodied and Whole Life Carbon analysis on a range of projects at regular intervals
Provision of evidence for BREEAM Mat 01 credits alongside full WLCA.
Responsibilities:
Provision of evidence for BREEAM Mat 01 credits alongside full WLCA
Support the continuing development, adoption and integration of WLCA into the practice
Lead the identification of carbon emission reduction potential within each project where WLCA is carried out and assist in delivering this
Support the practice in fulfilling their RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge obligations
Maintain the drive to procure and deliver next zero carbon projects
Support the drive for passive design and fabric first approaches
Carry out sustainable design reviews at key project stages
Provide advice for material specification based on responsible procurement processes, embodied carbon, waste reduction and Circular Economy principles
Assist with CPD programme in line with RIBA curriculumRequirements:
Evidence of producing Embodied and Whole Life Carbon analysis and reports aligned with the RICS WLCA Methodology using OneClick LCA and other tools
Knowledge of current WLCA standards and approaches
2-3 years experience of working in an autonomous sustainability role within a design practice or consultancy
Masters level degree in environmental design or equivalent
Architectural training preferred but not essential
An understanding of design and the RIBA work stage
A familiarity with BREEAM and Passivhaus design
Knowledge of key thermal modelling and environmental analysis packages not essential but beneficial
2-4 Years experience in a similar role Evidence of producing Embodied and Whole Life Carbon analysis and reportsIf interested or have any questions, please feel free to get in touch on (phone number removed) or via email on (url removed)