Job Requirement

• Previous experience in a closely related position
  
• Applicants must possess a university degree in natural or environmental sciences, natural resource management, social sciences (e.g., anthropology, sociology), engineering, or some other technical field related to E&R management regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters.
  
• Candidates should have relevant experience regarding the environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health field(s), preferably related to a construction or extractive industry project.
  
• Knowledge of external project financing desirable
  
• Knowledge of specific country regulations desirable
  
• Excellent English speaking and writing skills required
  
• Familiarity with the predominant in-country language(s) is desirable.
  
• Candidates should have good interpersonal skills, some supervisory/organizational talents, and proven ability to work in a positive team manner
  

• Work with environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health consultants and the Project Team (PT), as necessary, to oversee the preparation of the project's Emergency Support Group (ESHIA) and EMP
  
• Develop, coordinate functional endorsement of, and implement the project's Regulatory Compliance Plan and Environmental Management Plan, including preliminary versions of these plans
  
• Assist the project's Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) Manager in supporting project-related Environmental & Regulatory (E&R) activities, identifying/implementing appropriate/best environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health practices and company's lessons learned, and providing input to the Environmental Business Planning process
  
• Obtain identified project permits/licenses/approvals in a timely manner; track and steward the project's approval process and the project's compliance status
  
• Interface with project design and execution teams to ensure that the company's environmental, socioeconomic, and health requirements/standards are properly integrated into project designs and implementation plans
  
• Provide input to the SSHE-related Coordination Procedures for Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Contractor Invitation to Tender (ITT) packages regarding environmental and/or socioeconomic and/or health matters