IVC Brunel Healthcare Limited
Environmental Coordinator

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Overview
ICV Brunel healthcare is the UK’s number one vitamin manufacturer. We specialise in the production of vitamins, mineral and nutritional supplements. Our UK production facility produces a range of goods available on shelves worldwide. Our customers include some of the globe’s best-known retailers. We are also the vitamin manufacturer of choice for many the world’s best-known pharmaceutical brands.
We are seeking an initiative-taking and enthusiastic Environmental Coordinator to support our environmental and sustainability initiatives. The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting compliance with environmental legislation, company policies, and broader sustainability objectives.
This position offers an excellent opportunity for professional development and practical hands-on experience. This role would be ideal for a graduate looking to develop a career in environmental sustainability in business.
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Responsibilities
- Assist with the monitoring environmental performance and compliance with legislation.
- Support waste management, recycling, and resource efficiency initiatives.
- Help collate, analyse and report environmental data (energy, water, waste, emissions).
- Participate in environmental audits and site inspections.
- Assist with maintaining environmental records and documentation.
- Support Sustainability projects and awareness campaigns.
- Help investigate environmental incidents and recommend corrective actions.
- Contribute to continuous improvement of environmental practices.


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Experience
- GCSE Maths and English
- Communication skills and presentation skills.
- Strong attention to detail and high level of accuracy
- Self-motivated and proactive.
- Good knowledge of ESG reporting, environmental legislation and regulations is desirable.
- Previous experience working in a team environment or working as part of a team.
- Computer literacy – being able to input and interpret data accurately into excel, create and use word documents.
- Excellent organisational skills with attention to detail and accuracy in record keeping.
- Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment while maintaining a high level of independence when required in a fast-paced setting.
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