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We are seeking an experienced EHS Manager to lead environmental, health and safety activities for a major production line and ensure a strong culture of safe, compliant and sustainable operations. The successful candidate will provide practical guidance to site leadership, production teams, contractors and employees, helping to identify risks, implement effective controls and continuously improve EHS performance.

Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining EHS policies, procedures and risk assessments; ensuring compliance with applicable legal, regulatory and corporate requirements; and conducting regular workplace inspections, audits and compliance reviews. You will investigate incidents, near misses and unsafe conditions, identify root causes and oversee the implementation of corrective and preventive actions. The role will also involve coordinating emergency preparedness, occupational health initiatives, environmental controls, waste management, chemical safety, machine safety, ergonomics and contractor management. You will monitor performance indicators, prepare reports for management and support EHS objectives through improvement programmes and employee engagement initiatives.

The ideal candidate will have a degree or equivalent qualification in occupational health and safety, environmental science, engineering or a related discipline, together with substantial EHS experience in a manufacturing, engineering or industrial environment. Relevant professional certification and knowledge of applicable health, safety and environmental legislation will be highly valued. You should be confident working with all levels of an organisation, able to influence operational decisions and comfortable delivering training and presentations. Strong analytical, organisational and communication skills are essential, along with a proactive approach to problem-solving and a commitment to visible, hands-on safety leadership. Experience with management systems such as ISO 45001 and ISO 14001, incident investigation methodologies and continuous improvement tools would be advantageous.

We are seeking an experienced Carbon Origination Manager to lead the sourcing, assessment and development of carbon credit opportunities across the voluntary carbon market (VCM) and the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA). This role will be responsible for building a high-quality pipeline of eligible projects and suppliers, developing commercial relationships, and supporting the delivery of credible, scalable carbon solutions for international clients.

You will identify and evaluate potential carbon projects across relevant sectors and geographies, assessing their additionality, permanence, leakage risk, co-benefits, documentation and certification status. You will manage the end-to-end origination process, from initial screening and due diligence through contracting, issuance, delivery and ongoing portfolio management. The role will also involve negotiating commercial terms, structuring offtake agreements, monitoring market pricing and regulatory developments, and ensuring that transactions align with applicable VCM standards and CORSIA eligibility requirements. Close collaboration with technical, legal, risk, operations and commercial teams will be essential, as will maintaining accurate records and preparing clear investment and project recommendations.

Applicants should have substantial experience in carbon markets, project development, environmental commodities, sustainable finance or a related field, with a strong understanding of VCM methodologies, carbon standards, validation and verification processes, and CORSIA requirements. Experience originating or contracting carbon credits, conducting project due diligence and managing stakeholder relationships is highly desirable. Strong commercial judgement, negotiation skills and the ability to interpret technical and regulatory information are essential. You will be an excellent communicator, comfortable working independently across international markets, and capable of managing multiple priorities in a fast-evolving sector. A degree in environmental science, economics, finance, business, engineering or a related discipline is preferred, alongside a demonstrable commitment to environmental integrity and high-quality climate action.

We are seeking a Senior Environmental Planner to support complex oil, gas, and energy projects from early concept through planning, permitting, construction, and operational phases. This role will provide strategic environmental planning advice across a varied portfolio, helping to deliver technically robust, legally compliant, and commercially practical outcomes. You will work with multidisciplinary project teams, regulators, landowners, consultants, and community stakeholders to identify environmental risks and opportunities and ensure they are effectively managed.

Key responsibilities will include leading and reviewing environmental impact assessments, planning applications, permitting strategies, environmental management plans, and supporting technical studies. You will coordinate environmental inputs across project programmes, interpret relevant legislation and policy, and advise on topics such as biodiversity, ecology, water, air quality, contaminated land, climate change, and cultural heritage. The successful candidate will prepare clear technical reports, manage external consultants, contribute to stakeholder engagement and public consultation, and support the resolution of planning and environmental issues. You will also provide guidance to less experienced colleagues and help maintain high standards of quality, health, safety, and environmental performance.

Applicants should have substantial experience in environmental planning, assessment, or permitting within the oil, gas, energy, infrastructure, or similarly regulated sectors. A relevant degree or professional qualification is required, along with strong knowledge of environmental legislation, planning processes, and consenting regimes. Experience managing complex projects, budgets, programmes, and multidisciplinary teams will be highly valued. You will need excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound commercial awareness, and the ability to explain technical matters to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. A proactive, analytical, and collaborative approach is essential, together with the confidence to influence decisions and manage competing priorities in a fast-paced project environment.

Senior Environmental Compliance Project Manager

We are seeking an experienced Senior Environmental Compliance Project Manager to lead the delivery of complex environmental compliance programmes across a varied portfolio of projects and operational sites. This role will provide strategic and technical direction, ensuring that environmental obligations are understood, managed and consistently met throughout project lifecycles. You will work closely with internal teams, contractors, consultants, regulators and other stakeholders to promote strong environmental performance and support continuous improvement.

Key responsibilities will include managing environmental compliance projects from scope definition through to completion; developing and maintaining compliance strategies, plans, registers and reporting systems; interpreting environmental legislation, permits, licences and approvals; and overseeing audits, inspections, monitoring programmes and corrective actions. You will identify environmental risks, investigate incidents, recommend appropriate mitigation and ensure actions are tracked through to close-out. The role will also involve reviewing technical reports and assessments, preparing clear management information, contributing to governance forums and providing expert advice on matters including pollution prevention, waste, water, ecology, contaminated land, emissions and climate-related requirements.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in environmental compliance, project management or a closely related discipline, ideally within a regulated, infrastructure, construction, industrial or energy environment. A degree or equivalent qualification in environmental science, environmental management, engineering or a related subject is expected, together with a strong understanding of applicable environmental legislation, permitting frameworks and assurance processes. Professional membership of a relevant environmental body and recognised project management experience would be advantageous. You will be an organised and confident communicator, capable of influencing at all levels, managing competing priorities and translating complex technical requirements into practical actions. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams, managing consultants and maintaining accurate compliance records is essential.

We are seeking an Associate, Construction Compliance to support the delivery of high-quality compliance services across construction and development projects. This role will suit a detail-oriented professional who can interpret regulatory requirements, assess project documentation and work collaboratively with internal teams, contractors, consultants and external authorities. You will contribute to maintaining robust compliance standards throughout the project lifecycle, from planning and procurement through construction, completion and handover.

Key responsibilities will include reviewing drawings, specifications, reports, permits, inspection records and other technical documentation to identify compliance risks and gaps. You will assist with monitoring construction activities against applicable legislation, building codes, planning conditions, approved designs, contractual obligations and internal procedures. The role will involve coordinating inspections, recording findings, preparing clear reports, tracking corrective actions and escalating material issues where appropriate. You will also support audits, maintain accurate compliance registers, contribute to risk assessments and help develop practical processes, guidance and reporting tools that improve consistency and project outcomes.

Applicants should have experience in construction, property, engineering, building surveying, compliance, quality assurance or a related discipline, together with a sound understanding of construction processes and relevant regulatory frameworks. A relevant degree, diploma or professional qualification is desirable. You will need strong analytical and written communication skills, excellent attention to detail and the confidence to challenge non-compliant practices constructively. The ability to manage competing priorities, interpret technical information, maintain accurate records and build effective relationships is essential. Experience with project management systems, document control platforms, audit processes or compliance reporting will be advantageous. This is an opportunity to develop broad industry exposure while contributing to safe, lawful and consistently delivered construction projects.

We are seeking an Environmental Compliance Specialist to support the delivery of effective environmental management across operational activities, projects and facilities. The successful candidate will help ensure compliance with applicable environmental legislation, permits, internal standards and industry best practice, while promoting continual improvement in environmental performance. This role would suit an organised and proactive professional who can interpret regulatory requirements, build strong working relationships and provide practical, risk-based advice.

Key responsibilities will include monitoring compliance with environmental permits, consents and management plans; coordinating inspections, audits and corrective actions; maintaining accurate environmental records and reporting systems; and preparing clear reports for internal stakeholders and relevant regulatory bodies. You will support environmental impact assessments, incident investigations, waste and resource management, pollution prevention, water and air quality monitoring, and the implementation of improvement initiatives. The role will also involve reviewing contractor and supplier performance, contributing to environmental training and awareness activities, and assisting with the development and review of policies, procedures and emergency response arrangements.

Applicants should have experience in an environmental compliance, environmental management or related role, ideally within a regulated operational, industrial, infrastructure or construction setting. A sound understanding of environmental legislation, permitting processes, auditing principles and environmental risk assessment is essential. Relevant professional qualifications or membership of an appropriate environmental body are desirable. You will need strong analytical, communication and organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities, investigate issues thoroughly and explain technical requirements to a range of audiences. Confidence using standard business software and environmental data or reporting systems is also expected. A full driving licence and willingness to travel to operational sites may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Manager, Construction Compliance to lead the development, implementation and continuous improvement of construction compliance frameworks across a diverse portfolio of projects. This role will ensure that construction activities are delivered in accordance with relevant legislation, planning conditions, building standards, contractual obligations, health and safety requirements, and internal policies. You will provide authoritative advice to project teams, contractors and senior stakeholders, helping to identify risks early and promote a consistent, high standard of compliance.

Key responsibilities will include managing compliance reviews, audits and inspections throughout the project lifecycle; monitoring contractor performance and the close-out of corrective actions; maintaining accurate records, registers and reporting systems; and preparing clear reports, recommendations and escalation papers for senior management. You will support the review of construction documentation, including management plans, inspection and test plans, technical submissions, permits and completion records. The role will also investigate compliance issues, coordinate responses to regulatory or stakeholder enquiries, contribute to incident and non-conformance investigations, and develop guidance, procedures and training to strengthen compliance capability across project teams.

To be successful, you will have substantial experience in construction compliance, quality assurance, construction management, regulatory oversight or a closely related discipline, supported by a relevant qualification or equivalent professional experience. You will bring sound knowledge of applicable construction legislation, codes, standards, contracts and approval processes, together with experience auditing complex projects and managing corrective actions. Strong analytical, communication and influencing skills are essential, as is the ability to interpret technical information, prioritise competing demands and build effective relationships with contractors, consultants, regulators and internal stakeholders. A proactive, practical approach, strong attention to detail and a commitment to safety, integrity and continuous improvement are also required. Relevant professional accreditation, auditor training or experience in large-scale infrastructure or public-sector projects will be highly regarded.

We are seeking an Environmental Planner/Regulatory Specialist to support the successful delivery of infrastructure, development, and environmental projects. This role will provide specialist advice on planning and regulatory requirements, helping project teams navigate approvals, consultation, compliance, and environmental risk from project inception through to delivery. The position would suit an experienced environmental professional who can combine strong technical knowledge with practical problem-solving and effective stakeholder engagement.

Key responsibilities include preparing and coordinating planning applications, environmental assessments, regulatory submissions, permits, licences, and supporting documentation. You will interpret relevant environmental and planning legislation, policies, and guidance; identify approval pathways; maintain regulatory registers; and provide clear advice on compliance obligations and project risks. The role will also involve coordinating technical inputs from internal teams and external consultants, reviewing reports for quality and consistency, managing approval conditions, and monitoring commitments throughout project delivery. You may also support site investigations, environmental audits, impact assessments, public consultation, agency liaison, and responses to regulator or community enquiries.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in environmental planning, environmental science, natural resource management, planning, or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in environmental approvals or regulatory work. A sound understanding of environmental legislation, planning frameworks, assessment processes, and regulatory interfaces is essential. Experience working on complex projects, managing multiple deadlines, and coordinating multidisciplinary teams will be highly regarded. You will need excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong attention to detail, and the ability to translate technical and regulatory information into practical recommendations. The successful candidate will be proactive, organised, collaborative, and confident engaging with government agencies, consultants, contractors, landholders, and community stakeholders. A current driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking a Senior Environmental Planner to lead the assessment, planning and delivery of complex projects with significant environmental considerations. This role will provide expert advice across the project lifecycle, from early feasibility and approvals strategy through to construction, monitoring and post-project evaluation. You will work closely with multidisciplinary teams, clients, regulators, consultants and community representatives to ensure environmental risks are identified, managed and communicated effectively.

Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing environmental impact assessments, planning reports, management plans and approval documentation; coordinating environmental investigations and technical studies; interpreting relevant environmental legislation, policies and planning instruments; and supporting the development of practical mitigation and offset strategies. You will manage project scopes, budgets, schedules and external consultants, while providing clear recommendations to senior stakeholders. The role will also involve mentoring junior staff, contributing to business development, supporting tender submissions and helping to improve environmental planning systems, processes and quality standards.

To be successful, you will have substantial experience in environmental planning, impact assessment, statutory approvals or a related field, together with a relevant tertiary qualification such as environmental science, planning, ecology, geography or natural resource management. Strong knowledge of environmental legislation and approval frameworks is essential, as is demonstrated experience delivering complex projects in a consultancy, government or infrastructure environment. You will be an excellent written and verbal communicator, confident engaging with stakeholders at all levels and capable of balancing technical detail with commercial and project priorities. Strong analytical, organisational and problem-solving skills are required, along with the ability to work independently and collaboratively in a changing environment. Professional accreditation or membership of a relevant industry body will be viewed favourably.

We are seeking an Environmental Planner/Permitting Specialist to support the planning, environmental review, and permitting of infrastructure, development, and land-use projects. This role will coordinate environmental assessments, prepare permit applications, and help project teams navigate applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The successful candidate will work closely with clients, engineers, consultants, agencies, landowners, and community stakeholders to identify environmental constraints and develop practical, compliant solutions.

Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing environmental documentation, permit applications, technical reports, impact assessments, mitigation plans, and agency correspondence. You will research regulatory requirements; coordinate surveys, studies, and specialist consultants; track project schedules, budgets, and approval conditions; and support agency consultations, public meetings, and stakeholder engagement. The role may involve evaluating wetlands, wildlife, cultural resources, water quality, vegetation, hazardous materials, and other environmental considerations. You will also monitor regulatory changes, maintain accurate project records, respond to agency comments, and support construction compliance, inspections, and permit closeout activities.

Candidates should have a degree in environmental planning, environmental science, natural resources, urban or regional planning, or a related discipline, along with relevant experience in environmental permitting, compliance, or project coordination. Knowledge of environmental regulations and permitting processes is essential, with experience working across multiple jurisdictions highly valued. Strong writing, research, organization, communication, and problem-solving skills are required, as is the ability to manage competing priorities and meet deadlines. Familiarity with GIS, environmental databases, document management systems, and standard office software is desirable. Professional certification or eligibility for certification in a relevant field is an advantage. Occasional travel, field visits, and participation in public or agency meetings may be required.