V Net Zero Senior Land Advisor
V Net Zero Senior Land Advisor - V Net Zero Senior Land Advisor

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Strategic Resources European Recruitment Consultants Ltd
Posted

12-07-2022

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HSE & Quality
Contract Type
Hours
Full Time
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V Net Zero Senior Land Advisor

Job title:
V Net Zero Senior Land Advisor



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Company: Strategic Resources European Recruitment Consultants Ltd
Skills: Environmental Engineer
Education: Bachelors/3-5 yr Degree
Employment Type: Full Time Contractor
Salary: Negotiable
Location: Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom





V Net Zero Land Advisor The company is playing a key role in meeting the world's energy needs through the safe, efficient and responsible production of hydrocarbons.We work hard to produce oil and gas safely and responsibly. Through a combination of activities, we aim to achieve Net Zero for our Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 2035. It's an ambitious target, but one we are committed to achieving.Our client are seeking a Senior Land Advisor to work on the VNZ Onshore Pipeline development, as an essential part of the VNZ CO2 Transport & Storage project (VNZ). The V Net Zero pipeline will transport captured carbon dioxide from the industrial site to the site of the former Gas Terminal (TGT), 53km away. From there, the captured carbon emissions will be transferred along an existing subsea pipeline, before being injected into existing depleted gas reservoir in the North Sea. This process is called 'carbon capture and storage' and is one of several important ways for the UK to achieve its target of achieving Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050.Meeting the UK's target of achieving Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050 will require reduced emissions of carbon dioxide from existing industries . Carbon capture, transport and storage offers a way to maintain these vital industries, enabling retention of high-valve jobs in the region and providing the low-carbon infrastructure needed to promote the development of new industries and investment. Purpose of Role: Lead client V Net Zero Pipeline project's stewardship of land management and landowner engagement in support of the ongoing Development Consent Order process.Provide expert technical land and planning advice to the development of the V Net Zero project and associated planning consents.Act as the representative in stakeholder and consultation engagement processes.Work collaboratively as part of a multi-disciplinary team to deliver Development Consent Order approval and then throughout construction and commissioning for the V Net Zero pipeline, as a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project. The role will involve responsibility for the development, permitting, and discharging of conditions relating to onshore infrastructure projects.Areas of Responsibility Competence Level: Lead and influence negotiation of land access, lease or purchase for the onshore facilities and pipeline, ensuring land access agreements and associated lease or purchase negotiations are in alignment with key company drivers and objectivesOversee delivery of the company Land Agent contract for the V Net Zero Pipeline, including progress, cost and risk management reporting. Including forecasting and monitoring of land costs and liabilities through the land agreement process.Develop and maintain a register of commitments relating to land access agreements and stakeholder engagements.Establish and maintain the company relationships with landowners, in accordance with the stakeholder management strategy objectives, from preparation of Development Consent Order throughout construction and commissioning.Interface with the V Net Zero Project Team to ensure engineering construction requirements are reflected in the land access agreements and associated Development Consent Order commitments.Support the VNZ Onshore Development Manager in the day-to-day delivery of the Onshore Pipeline Development Consent Order preparation, assessment and gaining necessary regulatory consent. Inclusive with oversight of external consultants to deliver proportionate and robust Environmental Impact Assessments and timely consents.Monitor Engineering, Environmental, Planning and overall DCO related, manpower and productivity. Use analytical insight to identify and propose resolutions for areas of concern or opportunity.Deliver required Development Consent Order and Land access related documentation and decision support packages to support regulatory requirements, corporate requirements, and the project assurance process.Lead coordination of site appraisals and optioneering studies to ensure all consenting and technical risks are understood and incorporated into the development and refinement of project design.Assess readiness for Examination phase and associated supporting documentation and draft planning consents in relation to landowner engagement status and progression of land agreements.Assist with the development of the internal and external scopes of work required to deliver the onshore work programme, including Development Consent Order approval and land access for necessary facilities.Working together with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure that the onshore design and associated plans comply with the requirements for the Development Consent Order and other regulatory planning obligations.Support company consultation and communication strategy and represent company key messages in key stakeholder forums including public consultations.Developing novel approaches and innovative thinking to bring development opportunities forward for value creation.Coach team members on accepted DCO practices an active role model and promote innovation, good communication and a positive work environment.Mobilize to site periodically throughout project, including a presence during key parts of the consultation, examination and consenting process and at periods during the construction programme, with potential for extended periods in the Humber and Lincolnshire areas during this time and as needed to establish and maintain relationship with Landowners and key contract stakeholders.Critical Skills Qualifications Experience, etc.: Strong academic background: A degree, or equivalent experience, with a specialisation in a particular field, for example town planning or Environmental role that can be applied in the context of this roleDetailed knowledge and experience of taking an NSIP application through the DCO application process, including examination. Experience of leading EIA surveys and assessments.Experience of onshore construction pipeline project management would be advantageous.Professional registration with a relevant engineering and/or planning institute preferredStrong interpersonal and influencing skills, ability to develop an effective team and working relationships with key internal and external stakeholders.Demonstrated experience in resolving complex stakeholder negotiations, with a strong record of influencing and engagement required. Local knowledge to the stakeholder and commercial landscape in Lincolnshire and Humber management would be advantageous.Demonstrated experience in working in multi-disciplined project teams, inclusive of staff supervision.Self-driven and results oriented. Active and visible role model with strong collaboration, communication and teamworking skills.Thorough understanding of DCO and Regulatory requirements.Knowledge of offshore EIA works and The Crown Estate lease options for the offshore pipelines and storage sites would be advantageous



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Location category:
Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom

Sector:
HSE & Quality

Hours:
Full Time

Application method:
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Dates:
Published On 12-07-2022