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We are seeking an experienced HSE Manager to lead health, safety and environmental activities within a regulated manufacturing environment in Évreux. This is a key site-based position, responsible for promoting a strong safety culture, ensuring legal compliance and supporting continuous improvement across operations.

You will be an accomplished HSE professional with experience gained in a manufacturing, pharmaceutical, chemical or similarly highly regulated environment. A relevant qualification in occupational health and safety, environmental management, engineering or a related discipline is expected, alongside a sound understanding of risk assessment, incident investigation and regulatory requirements.

Strong communication and influencing skills are essential, as you will engage with colleagues at all levels and encourage practical, lasting improvements. You should be organised, analytical and confident working independently, while also contributing effectively within a multidisciplinary team. Fluency in French is required, with a working knowledge of English advantageous for communication with international stakeholders.

This role provides the opportunity to shape HSE performance at an established site, work with experienced operational teams and make a tangible contribution to employee wellbeing, environmental responsibility and business continuity.

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Environmental Planner/Permitting Specialist to support the delivery of complex development and infrastructure projects. This role will involve coordinating environmental assessments, preparing planning and permit applications, and providing practical advice to project teams, clients and stakeholders.

You will work across multiple projects, ensuring that environmental and planning requirements are understood, managed and delivered to a high standard. The successful candidate will be confident working independently, managing competing priorities and communicating technical information clearly to both specialist and non-specialist audiences.

You will have experience in environmental planning, permitting, consenting or a closely related discipline, ideally gained within the infrastructure, energy, construction, development or consultancy sectors. A degree in environmental planning, environmental science, geography, planning or a related subject is desirable.

Strong knowledge of UK planning and environmental regulations is essential, together with excellent written and verbal communication skills. You should be organised, commercially aware and able to build effective working relationships. Experience of managing consultations, coordinating technical specialists and contributing to environmental assessments would be advantageous.

This role offers the opportunity to contribute to varied, high-profile projects while developing your professional expertise in a supportive and collaborative environment.

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced CEQA Project Manager to lead environmental review projects from inception through to completion. This role will suit a confident environmental professional with strong knowledge of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), excellent project management skills and the ability to build effective relationships with clients, consultants, regulators and local communities.

You will manage a varied portfolio of complex development and infrastructure projects, ensuring that environmental assessments are technically robust, legally compliant and delivered to agreed timescales and budgets. The role requires a practical, solutions-focused approach, as well as the ability to communicate complex environmental matters clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.

You will have proven experience managing CEQA projects within an environmental consultancy, planning practice, public authority or related organisation. A degree in environmental science, planning, ecology, geography, engineering or a comparable discipline is preferred, alongside substantial experience preparing or overseeing CEQA documentation.

Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities, meet deadlines and maintain high professional standards. Familiarity with environmental planning, impact assessment methodologies and relevant federal, state and local regulations would be highly advantageous. The successful candidate will be organised, collaborative and commercially aware, with a genuine commitment to delivering sustainable, well-considered outcomes.

We are seeking an experienced Quality Manager to lead and continuously improve quality standards across operations. This is a hands-on role for a confident professional who can develop effective quality systems, support teams and ensure that products, services and processes consistently meet customer, regulatory and business requirements.

You will take ownership of the quality management framework, promoting a culture of continuous improvement and accountability. Working collaboratively with operational, technical and customer-facing colleagues, you will identify risks, investigate issues and implement practical solutions that deliver measurable results.

You will have proven experience in a quality management or quality assurance position, ideally within a regulated, technical, manufacturing, engineering or service-based environment. You should be confident interpreting standards, managing audits and influencing stakeholders across different areas of a business.

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are essential, alongside excellent communication and organisational abilities. You will be comfortable balancing strategic planning with practical day-to-day support, and will have a structured approach to managing multiple priorities.

This role provides the opportunity to make a visible impact on performance, customer satisfaction and continuous improvement. You will join a collaborative working environment with scope to shape processes, develop people and help establish consistently high standards. A competitive salary and benefits package will be offered, together with ongoing professional development.

We are seeking a Senior Associate, Construction Compliance to provide expert advice and assurance across complex construction and infrastructure projects. This role will support the effective management of compliance obligations, helping to ensure that projects are planned, procured and delivered in accordance with applicable legislation, industry standards, contractual requirements and internal policies. You will work closely with project leaders, contractors, consultants and operational stakeholders to promote a proactive culture of safety, quality, ethical conduct and continuous improvement.

Key responsibilities will include reviewing construction and procurement arrangements; identifying regulatory, contractual and operational risks; and developing practical controls, procedures and assurance plans. You will lead compliance reviews, audits and site-based assessments, monitor the resolution of findings, and prepare clear reports for senior stakeholders. The role will also involve advising on contractor governance, reviewing key documentation, supporting incident and non-conformance investigations, and maintaining accurate records of compliance activity. You will contribute to the development of policies, guidance and training, while keeping up to date with changes in construction legislation, building safety requirements, health and safety obligations, environmental standards and relevant professional guidance.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in construction compliance, assurance, governance, risk, health and safety, or a closely related discipline, gained within complex projects or a regulated environment. A strong understanding of construction contracts, regulatory frameworks and contractor management is essential, together with the confidence to challenge constructively and influence at all levels. You should be able to interpret detailed information, make sound judgements and communicate recommendations clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences. A relevant professional qualification or membership of an appropriate professional body would be advantageous. Excellent organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities are required, alongside a collaborative and pragmatic approach to problem-solving.

We are seeking an experienced EHS Manager to lead environmental, health and safety activities for a major mainline infrastructure project. This role will be responsible for promoting a strong safety culture, ensuring compliance with applicable legislation and project standards, and providing visible leadership across construction, engineering and site operations. The successful candidate will work closely with project leadership, contractors, supervisors and workers to identify risks, implement effective controls and support the safe delivery of project objectives.

Key responsibilities will include developing, implementing and maintaining the project EHS management system, plans and procedures; coordinating risk assessments, method statements, audits, inspections and compliance reviews; and monitoring performance against agreed objectives and legal requirements. You will lead incident, near-miss and environmental event investigations, ensuring root causes are identified and corrective actions are completed. The role will also involve reviewing contractor EHS arrangements, delivering inductions and training, supporting emergency preparedness exercises, maintaining accurate records and producing regular performance reports for senior management. You will be expected to promote continual improvement and challenge unsafe behaviours or practices when necessary.

Applicants should have substantial EHS experience within construction, civil engineering, rail, transport or another complex infrastructure environment, together with a recognised qualification in occupational health and safety or a related discipline. Membership of a relevant professional body and additional environmental, auditing or incident investigation training would be advantageous. You should have a sound understanding of workplace safety legislation, environmental controls, contractor management and practical risk management. Strong communication, influencing and organisational skills are essential, along with the confidence to engage effectively at all levels. The position requires a proactive, collaborative individual who can work independently, manage competing priorities and maintain high standards in a demanding project environment. Regular site presence and travel between work areas may be required.

We are seeking a Senior HSSE Project Execution Associate to support the safe, compliant and efficient delivery of major projects from planning through completion. This role will provide professional Health, Safety, Security and Environmental (HSSE) guidance to project teams, contractors and site personnel, helping to embed a strong, proactive safety culture across all project activities. The successful candidate will work closely with engineering, construction, operations and project leadership teams to identify risks, establish effective controls and promote continuous improvement.

Key responsibilities include developing and implementing project-specific HSSE plans, procedures and performance objectives; reviewing risk assessments, method statements, emergency response plans and contractor documentation; and monitoring compliance with applicable legislation, industry standards and internal requirements. You will conduct site inspections, audits, toolbox talks and incident investigations, ensuring that findings are documented, communicated and closed out effectively. The role will also involve tracking leading and lagging HSSE indicators, preparing reports for project leadership, supporting environmental and sustainability initiatives, and providing coaching to employees and contractors. Where required, you will participate in project meetings, readiness reviews, emergency exercises and assurance activities.

Applicants should have substantial experience in HSSE within complex construction, engineering, energy, infrastructure or industrial projects, with a strong understanding of project execution and contractor management. A relevant degree or professional qualification in occupational health and safety, environmental management, engineering or a related discipline is preferred. Recognised HSSE certifications and knowledge of applicable regulatory frameworks will be advantageous. You should be confident working across multiple disciplines, communicating with stakeholders at all levels and influencing safe behaviours in challenging environments. Strong analytical, organisational and reporting skills are essential, together with the ability to prioritise competing demands, work independently and maintain high professional standards. A practical, collaborative approach and willingness to travel to project or site locations may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager, Permitting, to lead and coordinate permitting activities for complex projects from early planning through approval and delivery. The successful candidate will manage the permitting strategy, ensure applications are complete and submitted on schedule, and maintain clear communication with internal teams, consultants, regulators, local authorities, landowners, and other stakeholders. This role requires strong organisational skills, sound judgement, and the ability to manage multiple workstreams in a changing environment.

Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining comprehensive permitting plans, programmes, risk registers, and submission trackers; identifying applicable statutory, environmental, planning, land, and construction requirements; coordinating technical inputs and documentation from engineering, environmental, legal, commercial, and project delivery teams; and reviewing submissions for quality, consistency, and compliance. You will monitor applications through each stage, respond to requests for further information, track conditions and commitments, and escalate potential delays or risks promptly. The role will also involve supporting stakeholder engagement, preparing progress reports, contributing to project meetings, and maintaining accurate records of approvals, conditions, correspondence, and decisions.

Applicants should have proven experience managing permits, consents, licences, or planning approvals for infrastructure, construction, energy, development, or similarly regulated projects. A strong understanding of relevant permitting processes, environmental and planning regulations, and stakeholder requirements is essential. You will be confident working with technical information, coordinating consultants and multidisciplinary teams, and presenting complex issues clearly to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. Excellent communication, negotiation, prioritisation, and problem-solving skills are required, along with a proactive approach to identifying solutions. Experience with project management systems, document control, and regulatory engagement is desirable. A relevant degree or professional qualification is advantageous, although equivalent practical experience will be considered.

We are seeking a Project Manager to lead energy and permitting initiatives across the Rocky Mountain region in a remote or hybrid capacity. This role will oversee projects from early-stage planning through permitting, construction support, and closeout, ensuring delivery on schedule, within budget, and in accordance with applicable regulatory and environmental requirements. The successful candidate will coordinate multidisciplinary teams, manage stakeholder expectations, and provide clear, consistent communication throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities include developing project scopes, schedules, budgets, risk registers, and execution plans; coordinating environmental, engineering, land, regulatory, and construction consultants; and managing applications, approvals, agency communications, and permit conditions. You will track milestones, identify and resolve issues, maintain accurate project documentation, and prepare regular status reports for internal and external stakeholders. The role also involves supporting site assessments, public or community engagement, procurement activities, contract administration, and field coordination as needed. Occasional travel throughout the Rockies region may be required for site visits, meetings, and regulatory or community engagements.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in project management, environmental studies, engineering, energy, planning, or a related discipline, along with several years of experience managing energy, infrastructure, environmental, or permitting projects. Strong knowledge of federal, state, and local permitting processes in the Rocky Mountain region is highly desirable. Experience working with utilities, renewable energy, oil and gas, transmission, or other complex infrastructure projects will be valued. The ideal candidate is organized, commercially aware, and comfortable managing competing priorities in a collaborative, fast-paced environment. Excellent written and verbal communication, stakeholder management, problem-solving, and proficiency with project management and document-control tools are essential. Familiarity with project scheduling, budgeting, GIS, and regulatory tracking systems is an advantage.

We are seeking a CEQA Environmental Services Analyst to support the preparation, review, and delivery of environmental documentation for a range of public and private development projects. Working with project managers, technical specialists, agencies, and clients, you will help assess potential environmental impacts and ensure projects comply with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and related federal, state, and local regulations.

Key responsibilities will include conducting environmental research and regulatory reviews; collecting, organising, and analysing technical data; contributing to Initial Studies, Negative Declarations, Mitigated Negative Declarations, Environmental Impact Reports, and related CEQA documents; and assisting with technical studies covering areas such as biological resources, cultural resources, traffic, air quality, noise, and hazardous materials. You will help identify mitigation measures, prepare supporting tables and written materials, track project schedules, respond to comments, and coordinate with consultants, agencies, and other stakeholders. The role may also involve attending meetings, supporting public review processes, conducting site visits, and assisting with permitting and environmental compliance monitoring.

The successful candidate will have a degree in environmental science, planning, natural resources, public policy, or a related discipline, together with experience in CEQA analysis, environmental consulting, planning, or a comparable field. Knowledge of CEQA guidelines, environmental review procedures, and California regulatory requirements is essential. Strong research, technical writing, editing, and project organisation skills are required, along with the ability to interpret complex information and communicate it clearly to varied audiences. Familiarity with GIS, environmental databases, and standard office software is desirable. You should be able to manage competing priorities, work independently and collaboratively, meet deadlines, and maintain a high standard of accuracy and professionalism.