Sustainability Manager
A Sustainability Manager is required to lead and drive sustainability strategy across a major decommissioning and civil engineering project in a highly regulated environment. The role focuses on embedding sustainable practices, reducing environmental impact, and supporting delivery teams to achieve carbon reduction, resource efficiency, and wider ESG objectives.
Who This Role Would Suit
This role would suit an experienced sustainability or environmental professional with a strong background in construction, infrastructure, or regulated industries. It is ideal for someone confident influencing stakeholders, leading initiatives, and taking ownership of sustainability performance while driving innovation and continuous improvement across complex, site-based operations.
Key Responsibilities
Lead and implement the project sustainability strategy, aligning with wider business and client objectives
Drive carbon reduction, resource efficiency, and circular economy initiatives across the project
Ensure compliance with environmental legislation, sustainability targets, and project requirements
Monitor, analyse, and report on sustainability performance, including ESG metrics
Engage with stakeholders, site teams, and supply chain to embed sustainable practices
Requirements
Proven experience in a senior sustainability or environmental role
Degree qualified in Environmental, Sustainability, or related discipline
Experience within construction, nuclear, infrastructure, or similar sectors
Strong understanding of carbon management and sustainability frameworksRequirements
Proven experience in Senior Environmental or Sustainability role
Degree qualified in relevant discipline.
Experience within Construction, Nuclear, Infrastructure, or similar.Location Whitehaven
Permanent Full Time, 40 hrs
Salary circa £60k + £5.7k car allowance
Benefits
25 days holiday (plus 8 days bank holidays)
Up to 8% pension contribution
Private medical insurance
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