At Mace, our purpose is to redefine the boundaries of ambition. We believe in creating places that are responsible, bringing transformative impact to our people, communities and societies across the globe. To learn more about our purpose, culture, and priorities, visit our strategy site.
Within our consult business, we harness our unique combination of leading-edge practical expertise and project delivery consultancy to unlock the potential in every project.
Our values shape the way we consult and define the people we want to join us on our journey, they are:
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Safety first - Going home safe and well
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Client focus - Deliver on our promise
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Integrity - Always do the right thing
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Create opportunity - For our people to excel
The carbon manager and BREEAM Manager is responsible for providing the project with specialist support in relation to carbon reduction targets and BREEAM assessment requirements specified for the project. The role will support the environment lead, Mace Dragados colleagues and the supply chain and be responsible for proposing and developing actions to support further reduction in carbon emissions in line with HS2 strategies.
You’ll be responsible for:
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Develop and maintain carbon management plan for the project in accordance with requirements specified in HS2-HS2-SU-STD-000-000004 (technical standard – carbon management).
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Work collaboratively with the design team to update the life cycle assessment (LCA) at each key project gateway stage and ensure a final ‘as-built’ LCA shall be conducted at the end of construction.
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Support BREEAM process as the appointed champion, recording meeting minutes, site visit reports and correspondence with the project team to demonstrate progress against BREEAM targets.
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Attend site and project team meetings to ensure construction and installations are in line with the targeted BREEAM credit requirements.
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Work collaboratively with the BREEAM assessor, project team and contractors to ensure timely submittal of evidence, using tracker+ (or similar system).
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Support the project level understanding of any relevant environmental requirements and develop mitigations that will inhibit any impacts on the construction programme.
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Contribute to and roll out ‘Good practice guide to…’ environmental requirements and regularly socialise with MDJV colleagues.
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Manage general environmental enquiries and work with U&A/consents team on any environmental requirements affecting the project.
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Periodically update the environmental processes in the project Integrated management system with MDJV Euston team.
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Ensure that the stakeholder record management system is regularly updated and provides a clear summary of current discussions with external stakeholders.
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Develop and maintain the environmental key risks and issues log to be used to report to senior leadership.
You’ll need to have:
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Respect\: understanding others, recognising their value and behaving accordingly
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Integrity\: acting fairly, transparently and consistently
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Educated to degree or equivalent, typically environmental discipline (or related).
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Professional membership of an appropriate environmental body (eg MIEMA)
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Appropriate CSCS card type and level.
We are also open to discussing part-time, flexible, and hybrid working options if suitable within the role.
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