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Last updated Jan 13 2025
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Environmental Consultant Reviews

What is it like working as an Environmental Consultant?

February 2017
Good.
Environmental Consultant in Nashville:
Pros: Taxes, the people, business minded, steady growth.
Cons: Infrastructure needs updating, housing out of control.
January 2017
Office Conditions.
Environmental Consultant in Pretoria:
Pros: There is an opportunity to learn more.
Cons: The work done is not appreciated.
September 2016
I love the work I do but the environment is quite stressful.
Environmental Consultant:
Pros: Research and report writing as well as field work.
Cons: Administrative Duties and doing other peoples work that they don't like e.g filing.
July 2016
Environmental Consultant:
Pros: The work I do is flexible, creative. I perform many tasks from research, to training to report writing and consulting.
May 2016
Fantastic.
Environmental Consultant:
Pros: Flexible hours and getting to do what I love.
Cons: Extensive travelling with no benefits.
August 2015
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Environmental Consultant:
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August 2015
Working as an environmental consultant.
Environmental Consultant:
Pros: I enjoy working on many different project types in various fields: renewable energy, mining, agriculture, etc. You're often encountering new plans and schemes in the early development stages. There are great opportunities to travel if your company works in other countries.
Cons: I do not like the "cut and paste" that is common when writing reports. Often the same information is regurgitated from one report to the next, and is not innovative at all, and you can get bored easily. I do not like the ethical dilemma consultants and companies are faced with: we are hired and paid mostly by the mining companies, developers, etc that just want us to rubber-stamp their development. Therefore, we are often expected by our client and employers to ignore our personal reservations about the environmental damage a development might cause and just write our report and move on. Also, developing a reputation as a company that is hostile to development will ensure that no one hires you. So it's impossible, the way the system is set up currently, to not be biased in your client (the developer's favour).

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