Environmental & Social Manager

Environmental & Social Manager

Location:

London (Hybrid) – 3 office days a week

You will lead the management of environmental and social (E&S) requirements across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring compliance with international lender standards and national regulations for complex international infrastructure projects.

• Lead and coordinate E&S activities across project life cycles
• Manage the procurement and review of key E&S deliverables, including Environmental & Social Impact Assessments (ESIAs), Environmental & Social Management Plans (ESMPs), Stakeholder Engagement Plans (SEPs), and environmental and social monitoring programmes
• Oversee specialist consultants and contractors and support construction teams on E&S compliance and stakeholder engagement
• Ensure alignment with international lender requirements, including IFC Performance Standards, Equator Principles and ECA expectations
• Engage with regulators, communities and project stakeholders to manage environmental and social risks effectively

• Significant experience delivering or reviewing ESIAs for infrastructure, energy, built environment or industrial projects
• Strong environmental management and regulatory compliance expertise
• Experience working to IFC Performance Standards, Equator Principles and international financing requirements
• Excellent stakeholder engagement and project management skills
• Consultancy or owner‑engineer background with the ability to manage multiple work streams simultaneously
• Experience on international projects, particularly within emerging markets, is advantageous

• Join a growing international EPC business with a strong project pipeline
• Work on a diverse portfolio of impactful infrastructure projects
• Exposure to international lenders, export credit agencies and government stakeholders
• Hybrid London‑based role with opportunities for international travel
• Opportunity to influence environmental and social performance at project and corporate level

We look forward to hearing from experienced ESIA and Environmental Management professionals who want to shape environmental and social outcomes across complex, international infrastructure developments.