Murphy is recruiting for an Senior Carbon Engineer to join our team at BMJV (Bouygues Murphy Joint Venture) to work on delivering the UK’s longest road tunnel beneath the River Thames, the exciting Lower Thames Crossing project.

The Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) is one of the UK’s most significant infrastructure projects.  LTC is a new road that will connect Kent and Essex through a tunnel beneath the River Thames and will be the greenest road ever built in the UK - creating six times more green space than road. The reliable new route will almost double road capacity over the river east of London to reduce congestion and give millions of people more choice on where they live, work and spend their valuable time.

We have a diverse programme team on LTC that reflects the communities we work in and fosters an inclusive culture by actively supporting the programme's Purpose, Principles and Cultural Pillars and growing employee networks.

A day in the life of a Murphy Senior Carbon Engineer

• Support the Carbon Manager in programme wide carbon reporting, governance, and assurance activities 
• Coordinate, support, and provide technical guidance to Carbon Champions across departments 
• Lead the management, validation, and consolidation of carbon actuals data within CausewayOne Carbon 
• Review and challenge project carbon data to ensure accuracy, consistency, and audit readiness 
• Support the eTool Manager in the development, review, and coordination of LCA models using eTool 
• Ensure consistency of LCA assumptions, data inputs, and outputs across projects 
• Support project teams in understanding carbon performance and identifying carbon reduction opportunities

Still interested, does this sound like you?

• Degree in engineering, environmental science, sustainability, or a related discipline, or equivalent experience
• Significant experience delivering carbon management and reporting within construction or infrastructure projects
• Strong working knowledge of CausewayOne Carbon and management of carbon actuals at project and programme level
• Experience supporting or delivering Life Cycle Assessments using eTool
• Familiarity with PAS 2080, GHG Protocol, RICS Whole Life Carbon, or similar standards and guidance
• Experience coordinating or mentoring others and working across multidisciplinary teams

You don’t need to meet every requirement to apply. If this role excites you, we’d love to hear from you. Diverse voices help us think bigger and do better. We particularly encourage application from underrepresented groups including women, ethnic minorities and individuals with disabilities.