RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. •Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
Dec 13, 2019
Full time
RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. •Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
Senior Consultant- Aquaculture Role RS Standards has a challenging and exciting opportunity for an aquaculture expert and leader to join the management team of our dynamic international standards and consulting organisation. The role will involve servicing clients and opportunities mainly in Ireland, but will be expanded into the UK, Europe, North and South America and Asia. RS Standards has been at the forefront of new aquaculture improvement frameworks and has been leading initiatives in 'Aquaculture Area Management' internationally with the Global Aquaculture Alliance and with BIM in Ireland. Area Management is widely understood to be a key tool in the development of control measures to help improve disease management, area reputation management and enable collaboration and growth in the aquaculture sector. As part of this role the successful candidate will play a key leadership role within the team acting as the primary interface with designated clients on consultation projects of significant scale and will be reporting to the RS Operations Director. Key responsibilities will include; client management services, project management, stakeholder information review, interrogation and collation of sector information, plus standard innovation and design. We are looking for a self-motivated individual with excellent communication and coaching skills with a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate, technical and science-based reports for clients. This is a predominately an Ireland based role with some international travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Location: Preferably Ireland based but other locations could be considered. More Details on the Job Role RS standards is actively seeking a practical minded aquaculture expert to assist us with this an area management and aquaculture standards opportunity. The role will require project planning, coaching, execution and report generation in accordance with client ad RS Standard's specification. Key responsibilities will include; client management, team resourcing and management, stakeholder consultation, information review, interrogation and collation of information, plus standard innovation and design. Equally, testing the viability of Standards, Initiatives and Frameworks with respect to practicality of implementation and credibility will also be requirements. The successful candidate will need to demonstrate a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate reports for clients. In addition to having excellent skills in coaching, communication, both verbal and literacy, planning and motivational aptitudes. This is predominately an Ireland based role with some International travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Key Responsibilities and Activities •To lead and assist in the management of Aquaculture Projects and Area Management Initiatives. •To identify, build and manage a support team of aquaculture and area management experts. •To lead and assist in the innovation and development of aquaculture sector standards and improvement initiatives. •To liaise with producer and government type organisations to assist them in the Area Management journey. •To carry out assessments (desktop / physical) against agreed standards in accordance with documented procedures and maintain full records of all such initiatives. •To respond to customer requests within agreed timescales, to assess the compliance and responses and make recommendations. •To carry out due diligence audits on behalf of customers specific requirements and in accordance with relevant national and international legislation. •To produce timely and accurate reports in compliance with the report format agreed with the customer. •To remain up to date on all quality work policies, procedures, instructions and documentation. •To carry out written and verbal communication with customers (internal and external). •To liaison diligently with internal departments and field based inspectors. •To prepare accurate reports for management. •Identifying specific training needs relevant to the tasks performed by approved team members Candidate Minimum Skills & Experience •BSc or higher in an aquaculture science related discipline •At least 5 years hands-on experience in a mid-management/technical or applied research role in aquaculture production systems including fish health management especially in the Irish Industry •Understanding and working knowledge of risk assessment processes for biosecurity, health, disease control, animal welfare, environmental, invasive species and food safety applications in aquaculture species and products. •General understanding of policy and the regulatory frameworks for aquaculture development, licensing, health and environmental monitoring and control especially in the Irish Industry. •An understanding of Seafood Standards and Accreditations •Proficient computer skills in MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint •Proven coaching and communication skills. •Ability to drive and travel internationally •Fluent in the English Language. Other relevant languages would be an advantage. •Ability to work alone and prioritise tasks. RS Standards Ltd RS Standards Ltd is the leading seafood standards and assurance consultancy organisation that specializes in sector specific standards development, interpretation, and training across the entire seafood supply chain. RS Standards is a dynamic and growing organisation that has key clients covering the globe from Alaska to Australia. In addition, our consultancy activities have been tailored to support clients in the implementation of the most recognised seafood standards that cover all aspects of Fishery and Aquaculture certification. Visit our website for more information about the company. Remuneration An excellent incentive-based remuneration package is available for the right candidate with long term career advancement prospects within a rapidly growing professional organisation. Applications In the first instance interested candidates should submit, in confidence, a detailed CV and indicate levels of relevant competence to:
Dec 13, 2019
Full time
Senior Consultant- Aquaculture Role RS Standards has a challenging and exciting opportunity for an aquaculture expert and leader to join the management team of our dynamic international standards and consulting organisation. The role will involve servicing clients and opportunities mainly in Ireland, but will be expanded into the UK, Europe, North and South America and Asia. RS Standards has been at the forefront of new aquaculture improvement frameworks and has been leading initiatives in 'Aquaculture Area Management' internationally with the Global Aquaculture Alliance and with BIM in Ireland. Area Management is widely understood to be a key tool in the development of control measures to help improve disease management, area reputation management and enable collaboration and growth in the aquaculture sector. As part of this role the successful candidate will play a key leadership role within the team acting as the primary interface with designated clients on consultation projects of significant scale and will be reporting to the RS Operations Director. Key responsibilities will include; client management services, project management, stakeholder information review, interrogation and collation of sector information, plus standard innovation and design. We are looking for a self-motivated individual with excellent communication and coaching skills with a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate, technical and science-based reports for clients. This is a predominately an Ireland based role with some international travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Location: Preferably Ireland based but other locations could be considered. More Details on the Job Role RS standards is actively seeking a practical minded aquaculture expert to assist us with this an area management and aquaculture standards opportunity. The role will require project planning, coaching, execution and report generation in accordance with client ad RS Standard's specification. Key responsibilities will include; client management, team resourcing and management, stakeholder consultation, information review, interrogation and collation of information, plus standard innovation and design. Equally, testing the viability of Standards, Initiatives and Frameworks with respect to practicality of implementation and credibility will also be requirements. The successful candidate will need to demonstrate a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate reports for clients. In addition to having excellent skills in coaching, communication, both verbal and literacy, planning and motivational aptitudes. This is predominately an Ireland based role with some International travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Key Responsibilities and Activities •To lead and assist in the management of Aquaculture Projects and Area Management Initiatives. •To identify, build and manage a support team of aquaculture and area management experts. •To lead and assist in the innovation and development of aquaculture sector standards and improvement initiatives. •To liaise with producer and government type organisations to assist them in the Area Management journey. •To carry out assessments (desktop / physical) against agreed standards in accordance with documented procedures and maintain full records of all such initiatives. •To respond to customer requests within agreed timescales, to assess the compliance and responses and make recommendations. •To carry out due diligence audits on behalf of customers specific requirements and in accordance with relevant national and international legislation. •To produce timely and accurate reports in compliance with the report format agreed with the customer. •To remain up to date on all quality work policies, procedures, instructions and documentation. •To carry out written and verbal communication with customers (internal and external). •To liaison diligently with internal departments and field based inspectors. •To prepare accurate reports for management. •Identifying specific training needs relevant to the tasks performed by approved team members Candidate Minimum Skills & Experience •BSc or higher in an aquaculture science related discipline •At least 5 years hands-on experience in a mid-management/technical or applied research role in aquaculture production systems including fish health management especially in the Irish Industry •Understanding and working knowledge of risk assessment processes for biosecurity, health, disease control, animal welfare, environmental, invasive species and food safety applications in aquaculture species and products. •General understanding of policy and the regulatory frameworks for aquaculture development, licensing, health and environmental monitoring and control especially in the Irish Industry. •An understanding of Seafood Standards and Accreditations •Proficient computer skills in MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint •Proven coaching and communication skills. •Ability to drive and travel internationally •Fluent in the English Language. Other relevant languages would be an advantage. •Ability to work alone and prioritise tasks. RS Standards Ltd RS Standards Ltd is the leading seafood standards and assurance consultancy organisation that specializes in sector specific standards development, interpretation, and training across the entire seafood supply chain. RS Standards is a dynamic and growing organisation that has key clients covering the globe from Alaska to Australia. In addition, our consultancy activities have been tailored to support clients in the implementation of the most recognised seafood standards that cover all aspects of Fishery and Aquaculture certification. Visit our website for more information about the company. Remuneration An excellent incentive-based remuneration package is available for the right candidate with long term career advancement prospects within a rapidly growing professional organisation. Applications In the first instance interested candidates should submit, in confidence, a detailed CV and indicate levels of relevant competence to:
RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. • Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
Dec 13, 2019
Full time
RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. • Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. •Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
Dec 13, 2019
Full time
RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. •Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
Senior Consultant- Aquaculture Role RS Standards has a challenging and exciting opportunity for an aquaculture expert and leader to join the management team of our dynamic international standards and consulting organisation. The role will involve servicing clients and opportunities mainly in Ireland, but will be expanded into the UK, Europe, North and South America and Asia. RS Standards has been at the forefront of new aquaculture improvement frameworks and has been leading initiatives in 'Aquaculture Area Management' internationally with the Global Aquaculture Alliance and with BIM in Ireland. Area Management is widely understood to be a key tool in the development of control measures to help improve disease management, area reputation management and enable collaboration and growth in the aquaculture sector. As part of this role the successful candidate will play a key leadership role within the team acting as the primary interface with designated clients on consultation projects of significant scale and will be reporting to the RS Operations Director. Key responsibilities will include; client management services, project management, stakeholder information review, interrogation and collation of sector information, plus standard innovation and design. We are looking for a self-motivated individual with excellent communication and coaching skills with a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate, technical and science-based reports for clients. This is a predominately an Ireland based role with some international travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Location: Preferably Ireland based but other locations could be considered. More Details on the Job Role RS standards is actively seeking a practical minded aquaculture expert to assist us with this an area management and aquaculture standards opportunity. The role will require project planning, coaching, execution and report generation in accordance with client ad RS Standard's specification. Key responsibilities will include; client management, team resourcing and management, stakeholder consultation, information review, interrogation and collation of information, plus standard innovation and design. Equally, testing the viability of Standards, Initiatives and Frameworks with respect to practicality of implementation and credibility will also be requirements. The successful candidate will need to demonstrate a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate reports for clients. In addition to having excellent skills in coaching, communication, both verbal and literacy, planning and motivational aptitudes. This is predominately an Ireland based role with some International travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Key Responsibilities and Activities •To lead and assist in the management of Aquaculture Projects and Area Management Initiatives. •To identify, build and manage a support team of aquaculture and area management experts. •To lead and assist in the innovation and development of aquaculture sector standards and improvement initiatives. •To liaise with producer and government type organisations to assist them in the Area Management journey. •To carry out assessments (desktop / physical) against agreed standards in accordance with documented procedures and maintain full records of all such initiatives. •To respond to customer requests within agreed timescales, to assess the compliance and responses and make recommendations. •To carry out due diligence audits on behalf of customers specific requirements and in accordance with relevant national and international legislation. •To produce timely and accurate reports in compliance with the report format agreed with the customer. •To remain up to date on all quality work policies, procedures, instructions and documentation. •To carry out written and verbal communication with customers (internal and external). •To liaison diligently with internal departments and field based inspectors. •To prepare accurate reports for management. •Identifying specific training needs relevant to the tasks performed by approved team members Candidate Minimum Skills & Experience •BSc or higher in an aquaculture science related discipline •At least 5 years hands-on experience in a mid-management/technical or applied research role in aquaculture production systems including fish health management especially in the Irish Industry •Understanding and working knowledge of risk assessment processes for biosecurity, health, disease control, animal welfare, environmental, invasive species and food safety applications in aquaculture species and products. •General understanding of policy and the regulatory frameworks for aquaculture development, licensing, health and environmental monitoring and control especially in the Irish Industry. •An understanding of Seafood Standards and Accreditations •Proficient computer skills in MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint •Proven coaching and communication skills. •Ability to drive and travel internationally •Fluent in the English Language. Other relevant languages would be an advantage. •Ability to work alone and prioritise tasks. RS Standards Ltd RS Standards Ltd is the leading seafood standards and assurance consultancy organisation that specializes in sector specific standards development, interpretation, and training across the entire seafood supply chain. RS Standards is a dynamic and growing organisation that has key clients covering the globe from Alaska to Australia. In addition, our consultancy activities have been tailored to support clients in the implementation of the most recognised seafood standards that cover all aspects of Fishery and Aquaculture certification. Visit our website for more information about the company. Remuneration An excellent incentive-based remuneration package is available for the right candidate with long term career advancement prospects within a rapidly growing professional organisation. Applications In the first instance interested candidates should submit, in confidence, a detailed CV and indicate levels of relevant competence to:
Dec 13, 2019
Full time
Senior Consultant- Aquaculture Role RS Standards has a challenging and exciting opportunity for an aquaculture expert and leader to join the management team of our dynamic international standards and consulting organisation. The role will involve servicing clients and opportunities mainly in Ireland, but will be expanded into the UK, Europe, North and South America and Asia. RS Standards has been at the forefront of new aquaculture improvement frameworks and has been leading initiatives in 'Aquaculture Area Management' internationally with the Global Aquaculture Alliance and with BIM in Ireland. Area Management is widely understood to be a key tool in the development of control measures to help improve disease management, area reputation management and enable collaboration and growth in the aquaculture sector. As part of this role the successful candidate will play a key leadership role within the team acting as the primary interface with designated clients on consultation projects of significant scale and will be reporting to the RS Operations Director. Key responsibilities will include; client management services, project management, stakeholder information review, interrogation and collation of sector information, plus standard innovation and design. We are looking for a self-motivated individual with excellent communication and coaching skills with a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate, technical and science-based reports for clients. This is a predominately an Ireland based role with some international travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Location: Preferably Ireland based but other locations could be considered. More Details on the Job Role RS standards is actively seeking a practical minded aquaculture expert to assist us with this an area management and aquaculture standards opportunity. The role will require project planning, coaching, execution and report generation in accordance with client ad RS Standard's specification. Key responsibilities will include; client management, team resourcing and management, stakeholder consultation, information review, interrogation and collation of information, plus standard innovation and design. Equally, testing the viability of Standards, Initiatives and Frameworks with respect to practicality of implementation and credibility will also be requirements. The successful candidate will need to demonstrate a proven track record in the ability to assimilate and analyse new information diligently and prepare accurate reports for clients. In addition to having excellent skills in coaching, communication, both verbal and literacy, planning and motivational aptitudes. This is predominately an Ireland based role with some International travel and the successful candidate may work from home. Key Responsibilities and Activities •To lead and assist in the management of Aquaculture Projects and Area Management Initiatives. •To identify, build and manage a support team of aquaculture and area management experts. •To lead and assist in the innovation and development of aquaculture sector standards and improvement initiatives. •To liaise with producer and government type organisations to assist them in the Area Management journey. •To carry out assessments (desktop / physical) against agreed standards in accordance with documented procedures and maintain full records of all such initiatives. •To respond to customer requests within agreed timescales, to assess the compliance and responses and make recommendations. •To carry out due diligence audits on behalf of customers specific requirements and in accordance with relevant national and international legislation. •To produce timely and accurate reports in compliance with the report format agreed with the customer. •To remain up to date on all quality work policies, procedures, instructions and documentation. •To carry out written and verbal communication with customers (internal and external). •To liaison diligently with internal departments and field based inspectors. •To prepare accurate reports for management. •Identifying specific training needs relevant to the tasks performed by approved team members Candidate Minimum Skills & Experience •BSc or higher in an aquaculture science related discipline •At least 5 years hands-on experience in a mid-management/technical or applied research role in aquaculture production systems including fish health management especially in the Irish Industry •Understanding and working knowledge of risk assessment processes for biosecurity, health, disease control, animal welfare, environmental, invasive species and food safety applications in aquaculture species and products. •General understanding of policy and the regulatory frameworks for aquaculture development, licensing, health and environmental monitoring and control especially in the Irish Industry. •An understanding of Seafood Standards and Accreditations •Proficient computer skills in MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint •Proven coaching and communication skills. •Ability to drive and travel internationally •Fluent in the English Language. Other relevant languages would be an advantage. •Ability to work alone and prioritise tasks. RS Standards Ltd RS Standards Ltd is the leading seafood standards and assurance consultancy organisation that specializes in sector specific standards development, interpretation, and training across the entire seafood supply chain. RS Standards is a dynamic and growing organisation that has key clients covering the globe from Alaska to Australia. In addition, our consultancy activities have been tailored to support clients in the implementation of the most recognised seafood standards that cover all aspects of Fishery and Aquaculture certification. Visit our website for more information about the company. Remuneration An excellent incentive-based remuneration package is available for the right candidate with long term career advancement prospects within a rapidly growing professional organisation. Applications In the first instance interested candidates should submit, in confidence, a detailed CV and indicate levels of relevant competence to:
RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. • Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
Dec 13, 2019
Full time
RPM Technical Manager - Plastics Responsible Plastic Management (RPM) Program is a new and exciting not-for-profit enterprise that works with organizations to develop, assess and verify best practice standards for the mitigation against the global plastic pollution crisis. The RPM Program has already partnered with Lloyds Register and other significant organizations. The Program is due to officially launch in January 2020. The RPM Technical Manager Role. We are seeking to recruit a dynamic and competent professional with excellent communication skills and extensive technical experience in the polymer science and plastic value chain (suppliers, processors, services, recyclates, circular economy, waste to energy, end of life). The successful candidate would become a senior manager in our growing RPM Program management team. The RPM Technical Manager will manage and further develop the RPM Program technical content, standards, metrics and objective processes ensuring the delivery of robust and credible measurement of improvements in plastic management of applicant organizations to the RPM Program. With extensive sectoral experience, the candidate will be conversant with industry terminology, processes and the sustainability agenda within the plastic design, manufacturing, value chain and circular economy. The Role will involve extensive networking. Reporting to: RPM Program Director Location: Home based/ability to travel to Head Office, Belfast, Regional Offices. Travel: Ability to travel nationally and internationally Education: Third level, preferably to Masters' level in a related topic; Polymer Materials Science/Engineering, Waste Management with experience in plastics/circular economy, CSR/Environmental/Social Policy/Sustainability related disciplines. Salary: Competitive package Contract: Full-time, permanent Reports: Standards and Technical, Science based and Objective, Strategic Analysist. About the RPM Program Our mission is to be the go-to global assurance program for plastic management. We act as a catalyst and verification platform for organizations to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste produced and stop it from polluting the natural environment. We are a cross-disciplinary team who have been working in sustainability standards, assessment certification sectors for over twenty years. We are forming strategic partnerships with certification and assurance bodies (e.g. Lloyds Register) and government agencies and we are looking to build teams to deliver on national and international projects. RPM measures and promotes positive change. We are interested in the tangibles and getting organizations started on their responsible plastic awareness and measurement journey. We believe in healthy environments, water systems and seas for everyone. Driven by a deep concern of the impact of plastic pollution on the environment and oceans, we're working hard to bring about the big changes needed to protect the environment, wildlife and society. The successful candidate will demonstrate: •Strong technical understanding of the plastic value chain; plastic materials engineering, design for recycling/lower carbon; plastic use patterns in different sectors (packaging, consumer goods, electronic, textile, construction), waste management, materials separation and recycling systems, the legal frameworks for plastics/recycling and a working understanding of circular economy concepts. •Experience of turning theory into practical on-the- ground action and solutions. •Strong technical expertise and analytical capacity to support and influence business sectors to develop new strategies, action plans and policies, including alternative systems to significantly reduce single-use plastics. As such knowledge of Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and improvements in waste management are important skillsets. •Dynamic and confident communication skills to engage senior government and business officials in our evidence and insights. •Ability to research, comprehend and translate technical policy and reports into a variety of writing styles (e.g. briefings, consultations, standards criteria, assessment methodologies and objective reports), which reflect the local context. •Develop active networks with the key actors, technicians, institutions, businesses across the plastics value chain to identify international stakeholders and opportunities for engagement. •Proven capacity as a leader with at least five years' related work experience in the applicable fields. •Excellent organizational and management skills. • Confidence to take the initiative and be a pro- active problem solver. •A commitment to our mission and ability to work in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment as a real team player. •An inspiring leader in your field an able to motivate stakeholders and colleagues alike. How to apply: If you think you fit the role, please send a copy of your CV and a one- page cover letter outlining your suitability for the job to
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