Nottinghamshire Police
Sustainability Officer

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π We're Hiring: Sustainability Officer
π Force Headquarters, Sherwood Lodge Drive, Nottinghamshire
π Full-time - 37 hours
πΌ Starting salary: Starting salary Β£33,603
π Closing date: 28/07/2026
Are you passionate about driving environmental sustainability and making a real difference? We are seeking a Sustainability Officer to join the East Midlands Joint Sustainability Unit, a pioneering partnership between Nottinghamshire Police and Derbyshire Police. In this exciting role, you'll help shape and deliver sustainability initiatives that support our journey towards net zero, improve social value and embed sustainable practices across both forces.
π What you'll do
- Support and deliver sustainability programmes, including carbon reduction, waste management, energy efficiency and green travel initiatives.
- Help drive fleet electrification projects and support the transition to zero-emission vehicles.
- Analyse environmental performance data to inform decision-making and support reporting requirements.
- Work with departments, suppliers and stakeholders to embed sustainability and social value into projects, procurements and day-to-day operations.
- Lead engagement activities, including events, workshops, communications and the Green Champions network, helping to build a culture of sustainability across both forces.
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- Experience working within sustainability, environmental management, carbon reduction or a related field.
- Knowledge of sustainability reporting, environmental data analysis and decarbonisation initiatives.
- Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to influence and build effective working relationships.
- Excellent analytical and report-writing skills, with the ability to present complex information clearly.
- A degree in an environmental sustainability-related discipline or equivalent relevant experience.


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π Key Benefits
- 24 days of annual leave plus bank holidays
- A local government pension scheme
- On-site facilities including a gym and a canteen
- Cycle to work scheme
- Vehicle salary sacrifice scheme
- Eligibility for a Blue Light Card
For further information, please view the vacancy on our careers page.
Apply now and help us create a more sustainable future for policing and our communities. π±π
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