STRABAG
Senior Environmental Advisor

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Tasks
- Advise and support Project Management and Supervisors in discharging their responsibilities towards the environment and respond to queries or correspondence on environmental issues.
- Ensure employees are aware of their statutory duties and responsibilities and understand the requirements of the Group Environmental Procedures and Guidance Notes.
- Writing, reviewing and maintaining EMS documentation for the project.
- Identify significant environmental impacts for the project and help set-up contracts to include appropriate controls.
- Maintain records as necessary to ensure compliance with Legislation, Company procedures and Contract Requirements.
- Identify employees that require environmental training, provide relevant training and maintain records of training provided.
- Advising on, and applying for, consents and authoring documents for planning condition discharge.
- Support the Environment Manager and other Project Management in direct liaison with stakeholders and regulators.
- Support and lead on incident investigation where required.
- Produce Contract Environmental Management Plans, and other contract specific environmental plans and/ or site-specific environmental instructions.
- Provide Project Manager’s, the Head of Environment and Director of Environment & Sustainability, with regular and accurate details on all environmental matters affecting the project.
- Undertake internal Business Unit / Project audits as required.
- Disseminate information issued by Head of Environment and Director of Environment & Sustainability, including changes to legislation, to relevant employees.
- Actively partake in collaboration initiatives and promote.
- Produce Contract Environmental Management Plans, and other contract specific environmental plans and/ or site-specific environmental instructions.
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- Degree Qualified (or experience equivalent to a degree).
- Practitioner Member of IEMA (or similar).
- Full Driving Licence.
- Relevant CSCS card.
- An EUSR (water hygiene) blue card (can be obtained in role).
- Previous experience in Environmental Management within the construction industry.
- Good understanding of environmental legislation relevant to the construction industry.
- Good understanding of the requirements of the ISO 14001 standard.
- Willingness to travel
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