Environmental & Permit Coordinator
- London - circa £55,000 + Car Allow. + Bonus + Ex.Bens - Permanent Primary Purpose: The Environmental & Permit Coordinator is responsible for identifying, organising, and managing all required permits and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for global infrastructure projects, ensuring timely approvals before project commencement. This role involves coordinating with project teams and subcontractors, managing client relationships, and navigating complex regulatory requirements. Benefits: Competitive salary and excellent package. Dynamic and collaborative work environment. Opportunity to play a pivotal role in a team supporting critical global infrastructure projects. Chance to work for a company manufacturing cutting-edge technologies with a global impact. Opportunity for global travel. Key Responsibilities: Permit Documentation & EIAs:
Identify all required permit documents and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for assigned projects. Assess associated risks and constraints. Project Coordination:
Collaborate with the Project team and the Marine competence centre to align milestones and deliverables. Stakeholder Management:
Manage relationships with customers, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders. Present to customers and attend meetings as required. Risk Management:
Identify risks and coordinate the appointment and management of specialist permit contractors. Financial Reporting:
Provide regular financial status and programme reports throughout the project lifecycle. Regulatory Research:
Maintain and update permitting and regulatory requirements for submarine infrastructure, informing future bids and project implementations. Knowledge Management:
Record and assess the performance of permitting contractors, and maintain model contracts for internal use. Requirements: Qualifications: Degree in business, business administration, project management, or relevant degree, or equivalent. Ability to work in a busy and demanding role and handle multiple projects simultaneously. Experience in regulatory control and permitting of infrastructure projects. Strong interpersonal skills with effective communication and people management abilities. Detail-oriented with high standards of presentation. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and avoid micromanagement. Awareness of environmental impacts and regulatory controls, preferably with experience in marine/coastal and environmental permitting. Flexibility to travel quarterly, including overseas travel. How to apply: To apply for this excellent opportunity, please send your CV or contact Rob Hutchings at 02392 314679.
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- London - circa £55,000 + Car Allow. + Bonus + Ex.Bens - Permanent Primary Purpose: The Environmental & Permit Coordinator is responsible for identifying, organising, and managing all required permits and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for global infrastructure projects, ensuring timely approvals before project commencement. This role involves coordinating with project teams and subcontractors, managing client relationships, and navigating complex regulatory requirements. Benefits: Competitive salary and excellent package. Dynamic and collaborative work environment. Opportunity to play a pivotal role in a team supporting critical global infrastructure projects. Chance to work for a company manufacturing cutting-edge technologies with a global impact. Opportunity for global travel. Key Responsibilities: Permit Documentation & EIAs:
Identify all required permit documents and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for assigned projects. Assess associated risks and constraints. Project Coordination:
Collaborate with the Project team and the Marine competence centre to align milestones and deliverables. Stakeholder Management:
Manage relationships with customers, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders. Present to customers and attend meetings as required. Risk Management:
Identify risks and coordinate the appointment and management of specialist permit contractors. Financial Reporting:
Provide regular financial status and programme reports throughout the project lifecycle. Regulatory Research:
Maintain and update permitting and regulatory requirements for submarine infrastructure, informing future bids and project implementations. Knowledge Management:
Record and assess the performance of permitting contractors, and maintain model contracts for internal use. Requirements: Qualifications: Degree in business, business administration, project management, or relevant degree, or equivalent. Ability to work in a busy and demanding role and handle multiple projects simultaneously. Experience in regulatory control and permitting of infrastructure projects. Strong interpersonal skills with effective communication and people management abilities. Detail-oriented with high standards of presentation. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and avoid micromanagement. Awareness of environmental impacts and regulatory controls, preferably with experience in marine/coastal and environmental permitting. Flexibility to travel quarterly, including overseas travel. How to apply: To apply for this excellent opportunity, please send your CV or contact Rob Hutchings at 02392 314679.
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