Working directly on a major industrial site, you will be the local champion for sustainability initiatives and territorial anchoring. You will manage diverse projects that bridge the gap between national CSR strategy and on-the-ground operational realities. Your day-to-day involves coordinating biodiversity efforts, managing local partnerships, and overseeing land-use service providers to ensure environmental policies are respected.
This role is vital because it addresses the tangible impact of energy infrastructure on local communities and ecosystems. By facilitating dialogue with farmers, mayors, and environmental associations, you ensure the energy transition is socially inclusive and ecologically sound. You will also directly contribute to energy efficiency targets under ISO 50001, making decarbonization a visible reality at the facility level.
This suits someone who is pursuing a Master’s degree in environmental science and possesses a proactive, hands-on mindset. You should enjoy building relationships with diverse local stakeholders and be comfortable working in an industrial environment where pragmatism and collaboration are key.