environmental protection manager jobs in Runcorn

You will be working for a developing, global chemical manufacturer based in the Runcorn area.

You will conduct assessments to ensure the safety and reduce the risk to children in need of protection, including conducting court work and preparing court reports, as well as handling Section 47 enquiries.

You will need some electrical and controls knowledge, but the instrument side is key and being able to understand things that are measured in the plant through various instruments, such as the flow, temperature, pressure and mass for example.

You will identify and convert new business opportunities while protecting and growing established accounts. You’ll work closely with a wide range of stakeholders across the NHS and private healthcare sector, including surgeons, theatre teams, nursing staff, procurement and finance.

A not-for-profit environmental organization in the UK is seeking a Senior Ecologist to provide technical expertise in protecting and improving waterways' natural environment. The role involves developing asset management strategies, leading a team of specialists, and engaging with the public and stakeholders. Candidates should have relevant qualifications and experience in ecology and...

Job Title: M&E Contracts ManagerLocation: Runcorn + travelling to client sites required by project demandSalary: Open to discussion (hourly paid) Overtime paid at 1.5x hourly rate for all hours worked over 40 per week up to 50 hours per week.Hours: 7am - 4pm / 7:30am - 4:30pm. 38-40 hours per week plus overtimePermanentJob overview: Our client is looking for an experienced M&E Contracts Manager...

You will have the following qualifications & experience * Strong background in an engineering discipline, preferably mechanical; a degree is desirable. In-depth technical knowledge gained in a plant or industrial setting. Proven leadership experience managing multi-disciplinary teams.

You will have the following qualifications & experience: - BSC, MSc or PhD in Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry or Chemical Engineering - Extensive industrial laboratory experience with a track record of increasing responsibility with people management. - Demonstrated expertise in formulating, testing and manufacture of polyurethane adhesives.

You will manage key accounts, develop new business, and provide leadership to a regional sales team, all while ensuring compliance, quality, and operational excellence. This is a hands-on, commercial role with real impact across retail, food production, and hospitality sectors.

You will work in line with SARIA Ltd policies and industry standards, including:

You will manage key accounts, develop new business, and provide leadership to a regional sales team, all while ensuring compliance, quality, and operational excellence. This is a hands-on, commercial role with real impact across retail, food production, and hospitality sectors.

Job Title: EHSQ Advisor/ManagerLocation: Runcorn, North WestSalary: Open to discussion based on experienceContract / Permanent: Ideally Permanent, LTD 6 month contract may be consideredHours: 38-40 hours per week Monday - Friday9:30am-4:30pm (flexi working available)Office basedStart Date: ASAP Job overview:If you're an experienced EHSQ Advisor/Manager looking for a role where you can lead...

You will be working for a developing, global chemical manufacturer based in the Runcorn area. Salary and Benefits of the SHEQ Quality Management Systems Specialist - Annual Salary Between £45,000 - £55,000 - 25 Holidays + 8 Bank Holidays - Company Pension Scheme (Up to 9% Employer Contribution)

You will have the following qualifications & experience:BSC, MSc or PhD in Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry or Chemical EngineeringExtensive industrial laboratory experience with a track record of increasing responsibility with people management. Demonstrated expertise in formulating, testing and manufacture of polyurethane adhesives.

You will need some electrical and controls knowledge, but the instrument side is key and being able to understand things that are measured in the plant through various instruments, such as the flow, temperature, pressure and mass for example. Responsibilities:Overall responsibility for the management of the Electrical & Instrumentation departments which includes 13 engineers and 4 direct reports.

You will manage key accounts, develop new business, and provide leadership to a regional sales team, all while ensuring compliance, quality, and operational excellence.

You will BringAn initiative-taking, commercial mindsetStrong leadership and motivational skillsFlexibility, resilience, and a hands-on approachCommitment to safety, compliance, and quality standards Our Standards

You will need some electrical and controls knowledge, but the instrument side is key and being able to understand things that are measured in the plant through various instruments, such as the flow, temperature, pressure and mass for example. Responsibilities:Overall responsibility for the management of the Electrical & Instrumentation departments which includes 13 engineers and 4 direct reports.

You will be working for a developing, global chemical manufacturer based in the Runcorn area.

You will have the following qualifications & experience:BSC, MSc or PhD in Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry or Chemical EngineeringExtensive industrial laboratory experience with a track record of increasing responsibility with people management. Demonstrated expertise in formulating, testing and manufacture of polyurethane adhesives.

You will need some electrical and controls knowledge, but the instrument side is key and being able to understand things that are measured in the plant through various instruments, such as the flow, temperature, pressure and mass for example. Responsibilities:Overall responsibility for the management of the Electrical & Instrumentation departments which includes 13 engineers and 4 direct reports.

You will be working for a developing, global chemical manufacturer based in the Runcorn area.