Overview The EHS Department now requires an Environmental, Sustainability Graduate to join the team.
The successful candidate will enjoy working on multiple large-scale pharmaceutical projects in the Irish and international markets.
The role is both office and site based.
Depending on the successful candidates' preference, this opportunity can be permanent or on a contract basis.
We are interested in hearing from candidates who have the following experience: Responsibilities On-site support in the area of environmental management / consultancy for EPA licensed facilities Prepare regulatory applications e.g. IE/IPC and licence compliance reports Prepare or input into Environmental Impact Assessment Reports (EIAR) Conduct Best Available Technique (BAT) assessments Prepare and implement Environmental Management Plans and systems to ISO 14001 standards.
Environmental auditing and inspections Technical report writing Qualifications Minimum Degree in Engineering or Science, preferably Chemical/Environmental Science or Engineering Knowledge of Environmental Management Systems and their practical application to industry Strong communication skills and experience in dealing with internal (company teams and management) and external parties (industries, communities and regulatory agencies).
On-site support in the area of environmental management / consultancy for EPA licensed facilities Prepare regulatory applications e.g. IE/IPC and licence compliance reports Prepare or input into Environmental Impact Assessment Reports (EIAR) Conduct Best Available Technique (BAT) assessments Prepare and implement Environmental Management Plans and systems to ISO 14001 standards.
Environmental auditing and inspections Technical report writing
Minimum Degree in Engineering or Science, preferably Chemical/Environmental Science or Engineering Knowledge of Environmental Management Systems and their practical application to industry Strong communication skills and experience in dealing with internal (company teams and management) and external parties (industries, communities and regulatory agencies).