REED CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
Environmental Manager

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Environmental Compliance Manager
We are working on behalf of a client seeking an experienced Environmental Compliance Manager to join our team. Reporting directly to the Managing Director, this pivotal role involves driving environmental improvements across the company, managing a small team, and engaging with various stakeholders including suppliers, customers, NGOs, and government bodies. The role also requires some foreign travel.
Day-to-day of the role:
- Collaborate with the management and purchasing team to manage corporate environmental compliance and purchasing governance.
- Ensure all processes comply with the UK Timber Regulation, Construction Products Regulation, Modern Slavery Act, and EUDR Compliance.
- Maintain a robust due diligence system to ensure compliance with the UK Timber Regulation, including assessing and auditing suppliers, and coordinating with external service providers.
- Serve as a key point of contact for any legal compliance queries, both internal and external.
- Report to government enforcement bodies, certification schemes, and trade associations.
- Monitor progress and report to the Board of Directors.
- Represent the company at external committees, supporting wider industry improvements.
- Develop internal training materials, marketing, and communication content and coordinate with relevant external service providers.
- Work with the Quality Manager to ensure environmental compliance is successfully incorporated into company procedures.
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