Job Opportunity: Principal Consultant - Built Heritage

Salary: £45,000 - £70,000, DOE
Location: Offices in Sussex/South East and North West, covering the whole UK
Type: Permanent, Full Time

About the Company:
A respected and forward-thinking heritage consultancy, our client specializes in delivering high-quality built heritage services for a wide range of complex and high-profile projects. With offices located in Sussex/South East and North West, they are dedicated to preserving the past while ensuring the future of historic sites and buildings.

Role Overview:
As a Principal Consultant, you will lead the built heritage team, managing projects and driving the strategic direction of the business. Your role will involve drafting, conducting research, providing expert advice, managing client and subcontractor relationships, attending meetings, and preparing planning appeals. In addition to managing key projects, you will mentor and develop junior team members, ensuring high standards of work and efficient delivery.

Why Join This Company?
This company offers a non-corporate environment that empowers its employees to have direct access to senior management and play a pivotal role in shaping the company's future. There are no unrealistic KPIs, and you will be encouraged to develop your ideas, target businesses you want to work with, and carve out your own career path. Decisions are made quickly, with the opportunity to work closely with senior leadership to drive meaningful change.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and manage high-profile built heritage projects from inception through to delivery.
Provide expert advice on built heritage matters, including policy and legislation.
Prepare and submit planning appeals and reports for heritage-based developments.
Manage relationships with clients, subcontractors, and other stakeholders.
Mentor and guide junior team members to ensure best practices are followed.
Research and provide insights on legislation, conservation guidelines, and relevant policies.
Attend meetings with clients and stakeholders to discuss project goals and objectives.Skills and Experience Required:

Degree in Archaeology, Architecture, Conservation, or a related field.
Extensive knowledge of UK heritage policies, legislation, and the built heritage sector.
Proven experience in managing complex heritage projects.
Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
A passion for heritage conservation and innovative problem-solving.
Ability to mentor and develop junior staff, fostering a collaborative team environment.What the Company Offers:

Competitive salary and performance-related bonuses.
Hybrid working arrangements and full IT kit provided.
4% pension contribution and death-in-service benefits.
25 days of holiday plus a paid Christmas shutdown.
A supportive and dynamic workplace that fosters professional growth and well-beingInterested?

Contact Sofia Conte (url removed) or call (phone number removed). We have many more vacancies available on our website.

This is a permanent role. Penguin Recruitment is operating as a Recruitment Agency in respect to this position