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Environmental Manager

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About Yondr

Yondr is a disruptor. We challenge convention and simplify complexity. A global developer, owner operator and service provider of data centers, we deliver complex data center capacity needs for the world’s largest tech companies. Our exponential growth sees us looking for extraordinary people to help accelerate us towards our vision: a tomorrow without constraints. 

 

But we can’t do this without you.

About the Role 

As Environmental Manager, you will be responsible for supporting our team in data center delivery. This includes working cross functionally with partners in design & construction, and operations, as well as with external stakeholders to develop and implement processes that support Environmental excellence in all Yondr activities.

 

Main Responsibilities 

 /  Ensuring Environmental Compliance in line with all applicable local, national, and international environmental laws and regulations and permit conditions across operations

 /  Ensure our global Environmental standards are met in construction and operations by partnering with our supply chain

 /  Drive improvement in accordance with ISO 14001 and ISO 50001

 /  Collect, monitor, and report environmental data related to water, energy, waste, fuel in construction and operations

 /  Working closely with Regional HSE Operations Manager and HSE Construction Manager to ensure smooth mobilization into DCx and Operations

 /  Support with the development and maintenance of the Energy Management System in operations

 /  Deliver training to facilitate understanding of environmental expectations

 

 

Qualifications and experience 

 /  3+ years experience in managing environment in industry, ideally with data center experience

 /  Degree qualification in Environmental or Sustainability related subject or member of a recognised professional body

 /  Knowledge of environmental legislation, how it applies to the operations of the business and how to maintain compliance with it

 /  Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment

 /  Excellent communication skills / ability to ensure best practice is heard across the business

 /  Willingness to travel

 

At Yondr, we want to enhance the diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging of our workforce to reflect the world we live in. Our roles are potential opportunities for everyone; all interested parties, regardless of nationality, race, ethnicity, religion, age, sexual orientation, or gender, are welcome to apply. We ensure all candidates have equitable access and consideration throughout the hiring process.

 

Yondr is committed to fostering a welcoming, safe and inclusive work environment. We provide support through our benefits, which are inclusive of all backgrounds.

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