Advertised through HERO Contracting Limited

Energy & Sustainability Manager.

Mayo, Ireland · Permanent

About this role

Energy & Sustainability Manager | County Mayo | Permanent

Our leading regulated manufacturing client, based in County Mayo, is seeking an experienced Energy & Sustainability Manager to join their Quality, Safety & Environmental team.

This is a key strategic role, leading the site's sustainability and environmental agenda in partnership with plant leadership, from driving ISO 14001/50001/14068 compliance and decarbonisation initiatives, to managing energy, water, and waste performance across the full operation.

The Role

  • Lead continuous improvement of the site's Environmental Management System (ISO 14001, ISO 50001, ISO 14068, AWS)
  • Develop and execute the site's annual sustainability strategy and energy/environmental programs
  • Drive decarbonisation initiatives toward Zero Carbon Emissions, including renewable energy adoption and scope 3 reductions
  • Own energy, water, and waste performance, monitoring, analysis, and reporting
  • Lead a water management roadmap, including CAPEX planning and reduction initiatives
  • Deliver environmental training and act as primary advisor on energy/environmental matters
  • Represent the site within the global Environment Network, shaping local and global policy

What You'll Bring

  • Degree in Mechanical, Electrical or Energy Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related discipline
  • 7+ years' experience in Environment/Sustainability, ideally in a fast-paced industrial setting
  • Working knowledge of energy audits, metering, renewable energy, and micro-grid systems
  • Strong project management, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills

Apply in confidence to Dee Curley at HERO Recruitment — [email protected] | 086 7902191.

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