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      <description>Location: Helmsdale | Salary: 600.00-600.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Environmental Manager - Major Energy Infrastructure Project (Scotland) Contract: 6 Months possible extension Start Date: Mid-September 2026 "All In" Daily Rate: up to 700 per day Outside IR35 The Role We''re looking for an experienced Environmental Manager to join a major energy infrastructure project in Scotland. You''ll lead environmental and sustainability activities across the project, ensuring compliance with legislation, project requirements, and industry best practice.This is a demanding role suited to a stronger-than-average candidate, someone confident and capable of challenging site activities where required, and comfortable dealing with demanding stakeholders. The role involves more than site presence alone; substantial documentation and compliance work is central to the position.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide leadership and guidance on environmental and sustainability mattersEnsure management controls are in place and that project personnel understand their environmental responsibilitiesSupport site management teams in maintaining compliance with project environmental requirementsLead or support accident and environmental incident investigations, identifying root causes an...</description>
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