GGS is a diverse, challenging and dynamic workplace. We are led by environmental scientists who are experts in ground gas monitoring, but there is so much more to our team. From the training we provide to the opportunities we offer, learn more about what it’s like to work at GGS, and how you can apply for new roles.
Current vacancies
Verification Specialist
We are seeking a motivated and independent individual with practical experience of construction site environments to join our team on a full-time basis. The role is based from our Stevenage office, but the site work would involve sites across the UK and occasionally beyond.
Download the job description here. Please send your application, including your CV and a cover letter, to [email protected]
Don’t see the right vacancy for you but you’d like to join our team? Click here to submit your CV and we’ll get back to you.
GGS applies the same high standards to taking care of its staff as it does for its clients. We are at the forefront of innovation and technology in ground gas science. For this to thrive, we are a close-knit team who are guided by our principles. Our principles at GGS are:
- Support for you to thrive in our workplace
- Respect for the team, your skills and your hard work
- Equality and inclusion for everyone
- Flexibility to achieve a positive work-life balance
We will support your technical and professional development as you grow within the company and progress towards your career goals. Whether it is on site or in the office, you will be encouraged to develop a wide range of skills and experience, including teamwork, technical development, customer relationship management, autonomy, travel, site work, and project management.
As part of our commitment to training the next generation of ground gas scientists, we offer support both within and outside our organisation. Our resources include free and premium webinars, training courses and sector specific training.
GGS is the UK’s leading expert in continuous ground gas monitoring. You will be working for an organisation at the forefront of the industry, contributing to innovative technical development and best practice standards.
Working at GGS also comes with a range of benefits and we are passionate about raising our employees’ voices because we believe they matter. Browse our recent blogs where our team share some of their highlights and personalities to give you a taste of working at GGS.
‘I really enjoy working here. GGS always has your best interests at heart and will always listen and strive to improve. Everyone’s wellbeing is really important, and we all want to support each other. Equality, inclusion and diversity are considered in every decision, making everyone feel safe and giving us all equal opportunity to progress. GGS has created a healthy and supportive working environment, and a positive work-life balance.’ – Emily Callaghan , Geo-Envrionmental Consultant
‘As someone who is neurodivergent, my experience of working for GGS is incredibly positive. I have always felt supported and have never felt unable to speak openly about my perspective or experience. GGS recognises that everyone is unique and that fundamentally, people can only perform to their full potential if they are performing as themselves. Enabling people to thrive is at the core of what we do in terms of people management.’ – Richard Quinn, Associate Director
At GGS we provide a range of specialist ground gas services for our clients within a variety of industries from desk studies, monitoring, risk assessment, interpretive reporting, peer review to expert witness.
The following pages include news articles, videos, guidance notes and white papers on a range of ground gas related topics which we hope you will find of interest. Please browse through but if you can’t find something on your particular issue of interest, we’d be very pleased to hear from you so we can put that right.
White Paper
GGS Whitepaper & Calculator Tool: Worst case atmospheric pressure conditions
Our latest whitepaper explores an updated approach to calculating worst case thresholds for atmospheric pressure. In this free resource you can find an updated whitepaper and a calculator tool. It has been authored by Andrew Brunton for GGS and you can download it here.
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