Construction worker

Construction - Sustainability Graduate in Ireland

صاحب العمل: Glanua
الموقع: Ireland
عدد الفرص: 1
تاريخ التسجيل: 2026-11-10

مهام العمل

Main Duties and Responsibilities Collect, validate and analyse sustainability data, including carbon, energy, water, waste, resource efficiency and other environmental, social and governance performance indicators. Support sustainability reporting, performance dashboards, target tracking and evidence gathering for internal, client and regulatory requirements. Contribute to carbon reduction, circular-economy, biodiversity, social-value and responsible procurement initiatives across projects, operations and the supply chain. Research emerging sustainability legislation, standards and good practice, and help translate findings into practical guidance and improvement actions. Collaborate with project, design, operations, HSQE, procurement and commercial teams, engaging clearly with colleagues, clients, suppliers and other stakeholders. What We Are Looking For A bachelor's degree in Sustainability, Environmental Science, Environmental Management, Energy, Engineering, Finance, Accounting, Business Sustainability or a closely related discipline, or expected completion before the programme begins. A genuine interest in climate action, resource efficiency, the circular economy, biodiversity, social value and sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure. Strong analytical, research, communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills, with the ability to present data and recommendations clearly. A proactive approach, willingness to learn and flexibility to work across office, site and rotation locations. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Experience with data visualisation or sustainability reporting tools is beneficial but not essential. A full driving licence and access to your own vehicle. Both are essential due to project locations and programme travel requirements. Previous sustainability, environmental, engineering, infrastructure or water-sector experience gained through an internship, work placement, summer role or university project is beneficial but not essential.