Local Environmental Quality Coordinator

JR United Kingdom; Cheltenham; Hybrid; GBP 31,000; Full time

Job summary

An established charity is seeking a proactive Local Environmental Quality Coordinator to manage environmental quality programs. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to sustainability initiatives and community engagement while working within a dynamic team. The Coordinator will oversee project management, stakeholder communication, and environmental certifications. With a flexible hybrid working model and a 4-day working week trial, this position is ideal for individuals passionate about making a positive impact on the environment. Join this forward-thinking organization and help promote a cleaner, greener future.

Benefits

Flexible Hybrid Working Model

4-Day Working Week Trial

Professional Development

Impactful Work

Qualifications

• 3 years' equivalent experience in environmental program delivery.
• At least 1 year in surveying/auditing and staff supervision.

Responsibilities

• Manage resources and field officers to deliver environmental programs.
• Lead planning and implementation of sustainability initiatives.

Skills

ICT Skills (Microsoft Office)

Driving License

Understanding of Environmental Issues

Education

Relevant Third-Level Qualification

Equivalent Experience

Job description

Local Environmental Quality Coordinator, Cheltenham

Charity Jobs NI, part of the Happy Jobs group, is partnering with Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful to recruit a proactive, organized, and dedicated Local Environmental Quality Coordinator. This role offers an exciting opportunity for individuals passionate about environmental sustainability to join a dynamic, collaborative team.

About Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful

A forward-thinking charity committed to enhancing the environment and communities through initiatives promoting sustainable living and a cleaner, greener future across Northern Ireland.

Role Overview

The Coordinator will manage environmental quality and certification programs within the LEQ department, working closely with the Local Environmental Quality Manager to ensure effective delivery, stakeholder engagement, and supervision of departmental officers.

Key Responsibilities

1. Coordination: Manage resources and field officers to deliver programs effectively within budget and deadlines.
2. Project Management: Lead planning, implementation, and reporting of environmental initiatives.
3. Surveying and Certifications: Coordinate programs like Blue Flag, Green Flag, and cleanliness surveys across boroughs.
4. Community Engagement: Promote community participation and expand geographical coverage of sustainability initiatives.
5. Communications: Serve as the primary contact, respond to enquiries, represent the charity at events, and prepare content for various platforms.
6. Research Support: Assist in research and policy analysis related to environmental sustainability.
7. Authority and Decision-Making: Manage stakeholder communications, oversee work commissions, and support marketing efforts.

Benefits

• Impactful work contributing to environmental education and sustainability.
• Flexible hybrid working model with at least 2 days in Belfast office.
• 4-day working week trial (30 hours) at full pay.
• Professional development including Carbon Literacy training.

Qualifications & Experience

Essential: Relevant third-level qualification or 3 years' equivalent experience; at least 1 year in surveying/auditing; 2 years in program delivery; 1 year in staff supervision.

Desirable: Experience in data collection, analysis, reporting, voluntary sector, or local government roles.

Skills & Requirements

• Strong ICT skills (Microsoft Office).
• Full driving license and access to transport.
• Understanding of environmental issues; knowledge of behavior change principles is a plus.

Additional Information

• Occasional travel within Northern Ireland and flexible working hours.
• Salary: £30,328.
• Contract: Permanent, subject to funding.
• Application deadline: 28th April 2025, 9am.
• Interview: 7th May 2025 in Belfast.