Environmental Manager Northern Netherlands
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Environmental Manager responsible for participation and stakeholder management in projects.
Requires a higher professional or university education and several years of experience in environmental management within complex area developments.
Works in project teams on the energy transition and coordinates with municipalities and grid operators.
Description
The community manager works in the preparatory (project management) and/or execution (participation) phase of projects and contributes to the energy transition. The role operates within project teams and focuses on the relationship between project execution and the local environment.
Job requirements
- Working in a solution-oriented manner and being prepared with plans and backup plans to manage risks.
- Empathy and a good political antenna to involve stakeholders in a timely and appropriate manner.
- Being open to criticism, valuing it, and translating it into action where necessary.
- Collaborative, with both decisiveness and vulnerability where necessary.
- Clear and transparent communication and the ability to maintain an overview in a coordinating role.
- Relevant higher professional or university degree, for example in communication, public administration, or spatial planning.
- Several years of experience as an environmental manager and experience with processes and participation surrounding area developments, preferably in large, complex projects.
- Affinity with (energy) technology.
Tasks
- Developing and implementing participation and communication strategies.
- Monitoring issue management and organizing stakeholder management.
- Ensuring the wishes and technical requirements arising from the environment are met.
- Creating conditions for optimal collaboration with municipalities, partners, fellow grid operators, and potential contractors on large-scale projects.
- Maintaining contact with municipalities, project managers, and contractors.
- Involving local residents, businesses, and landowners, and disseminating information via letters, residents' meetings, or informal discussions.
- Acting as the point of contact for the local community during the project.
- Participate in project teams and coordinate with project leaders, planning lawyers/urban planners, permit advisors, land managers, and engineers.
Working conditions
- Extensive welcome package and program.
- 8% holiday allowance, a 13th month, and a personal budget that can be used flexibly.
- Option to use personal budget and 13th month to purchase extra vacation days.
- 24,5 vacation days for full-time employment and the option to purchase additional leave.
- Contribution to ABP Choice Pension with a generous employer contribution.
- Vitality budget of 700 gross per year, with the option to save up to 2.100 for studies or student loan repayment.
- Room for growth through internal development platforms and external education and training.
- Laptop/tablet and phone that may also be used privately; working from home with a workspace set up by Enexis.
- First-class mobility map for business trips, travel allowance, and a bicycle scheme.
Description of the organization
You will contribute to the energy transition and to various projects in the service area, ranging from the construction of new transmission distribution stations to minor adjustments in residential areas. The organization values diversity and inclusion and works in multidisciplinary teams with partners, strategic advisors, relationship managers, planning lawyers, and technical experts.