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Macdonald & Company

Permit Manager - Land & Consents - 12 Months FTC

East Midlands
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I am working with a major UK business with a vast land bank to recruit an Environmental Permitting Manager.

This is a key role within a large and well-established organisation, supporting a wide range of operational sites and development projects.

The position will take the lead on environmental permitting, regulator engagement and compliance, working closely with colleagues across operations, planning and technical teams to help deliver both current business needs and future growth plans.

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The role offers the chance to work on varied and interesting projects, influence decision-making at a senior level and play an important part in shaping the company's environmental strategy.

It would suit someone with experience in environmental permitting, minerals, waste, industrial processes, utilities or infrastructure who enjoys balancing technical expertise with stakeholder engagement and is looking for a position with genuine scope, autonomy and long-term career potential.

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Skills

Environmental Permitting
Regulator Engagement
Compliance Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Project Management
Environmental Strategy
Minerals
Waste Management
Industrial Processes
Utilities
Infrastructure

Location

East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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