£33,500 – £37,400EntryFull Time
The Junior Project Officer role is for individuals wanting to develop their skills, knowledge, and experience on project management, while further developing their geophysical knowledge and experience.
They are responsible for managing the lifecycle of geophysical survey projects from commissioning, through fieldwork, reporting and project closure. This may entail managing several projects simultaneously, likely at different stages in the project lifecycle. Additional oversight and/or management may be provided on projects that are particularly complex, risky, and/or long in duration.
Capacity for fieldwork should average 40-50% of the time, with an emphasis on supervising complex and/or non-standard projects, and training and development for junior staff members. They are responsible for leading the planning on survey strategies during fieldwork, including large, complex, and non-standard (e.g. GPR, EM, multimethod, etc) projects.
This role will also entail line management of junior staff.
To obtain the full Person Specification please email recruitment@magnitudesurveys.co.uk
The benefits for working for us:
MS is a diverse company of collaborative individuals creating bespoke and proactive approaches to heritage and non-heritage geophysics. With a focus on integrating techniques that provide unbiased advice and the opportunity for industry development.
The Company has grown organically from 3 to over 50 employees over the past 8 years. We work alongside major archaeological contractors on a wide range of exciting projects throughout the UK, including small-scale community surveys and national-scale infrastructure projects. We are a CIfA Registered Organisation and a member of FAME.
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