Environmental Manager Northern Netherlands

As an Environment Manager, you are responsible for the environment during the preparatory and execution phases of projects. You develop and implement participation and communication strategies, coordinate stakeholder management, and ensure optimal collaboration with municipalities, partners, and fellow grid operators. In doing so, you contribute to the energy transition and the spatial integration of necessary assets.

You work in a solution-oriented manner and always have a plan and backup plans ready to address risks. With empathy and a political antenna, you give stakeholders the right attention and inform them at the right time. You are open to criticism and translate it into actions where necessary. Collaboration is essential to you; you can act both decisively and vulnerably and maintain an overview in coordinating roles.

• 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.

• Responsible for the environment during the preparatory (project management) and/or execution (participation) phase of projects.
• Developing and implementing participation and communication strategies.
• Monitoring issue management and organizing stakeholder management.
• Ensuring that wishes and technical requirements introduced by the environment are met.
• Creating conditions for collaboration with municipalities, partners, fellow grid operators, and potentially contractors on large-scale projects.
• Act as a point of contact for the local community and maintain contact with local residents, businesses, landowners, municipalities, project managers, and contractors.
• Sharing relevant information via, for example, letters, residents' evenings, or kitchen table conversations.
• Work in project teams with project leaders, planning lawyers/urban planners, permit advisors, land managers, and engineers.

• Extensive welcome package and onboarding program.
• Secondary employment conditions including a supplement of 28,7% on top of the salary (8% holiday allowance, a 13th month of 10,7% and a personal budget of 10%).
• Personal budget that you can use flexibly or to buy extra leave.
• 24,5 vacation days for full-time employment; possibility to purchase up to a maximum of 35,5 additional leave days with a personal budget and 13th month salary.
• Contribution of 70% to your ABP Choice Pension; Enexis pays two-thirds of the premium, you contribute one-third.
• Vitality budget of c700 gross per year, with the option to save up to c2.100 for study costs or student loan repayment.
• Room for development through internal and external education and training.
• Laptop/tablet and phone that you may also use privately; working from home with a workspace set up by Enexis.
• Mobility map for first-class travel, travel allowance, and a bicycle scheme.

You work for an organisation that actively contributes to the energy transition and regional grid development. Projects range from the construction of new transmission distribution stations to minor adjustments in residential areas. You work in multidisciplinary teams within the Energy System & Environment department, together with partners, strategic advisors, experts, relationship managers, spatial planning lawyers, and colleagues from land affairs. Diversity and inclusion are important; differences complement each other to achieve successful solutions.