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Date: 13 May 2025Location: Liverpool, GB, L21 1LACompany: Peel PortsAre you excited by the opportunity to support our sustainability goals by monitoring Group Marine activities, ensuring they comply with relevant environmental legislation?&nbsp; Are you passionate about protecting the marine environment and promoting sustainability?&nbsp; We are seeking a Group Marine Environmental Compliance Officer to join our team at the Port of Liverpool, and help us keep the world moving!<h2>Your Role</h2>In this role you will ensure Group Marines activities comply with relevant national, and International, legislation.&nbsp; You will understand marine licences, environmental permits, and other consenting processes in England and Scotland, and will track new environmental legislation as it evolves.You will also implement relevant Habitat Regulations, Water Environment Regulations, and Marine and Coastal Access Act requirements, conducting some of our Habitat Regulations Assessments, Marine Conservation Zone, and Water Framework Directive assessments and liaising with regulators and stakeholders as and when required.&nbsp; You will understand Marine Planning processes and contribute to their development and implementation on behalf of Statutory Harbour Authority.<h2>What you'll bring</h2>You will have demonstrable experience with marine licenses, environmental permits, and consenting processes in England and Scotland.&nbsp; You will have a strong understanding of key regulations and related assessment procedures, including the Environment Act, Habitats Regulations, Water Environmental Regulations, Marine and Coastal Access Act as well as the Statutory Harbour Authority’s environmental duties.You will be familiar with marine planning policies and have the ability to track evolving regulatory landscapes, preparing consultation responses when required.&nbsp; With excellent report writing and communication skills, you will be able to work independently and part of a team. Being degree educated in a relevant discipline is expected.<h2>Who are we?</h2>Already one of the UK’s leading port and logistics companies, we are planning substantial capital investment over the next 5 years to achieve our vision of becoming the UK’s leading port operator.&nbsp; We have ambitious plans to grow and transform the supply chain to benefit our customers.&nbsp; Our investments are decarbonizing our operations, which in turn is helping us work towards our goal of having Net Zero Port Operations by 2040.&nbsp; Much of our success depends on our unrivalled facilities and technology. But in our sector, it comes down to having the right talent to enable our organisation to grow.<h2>What we can offer you</h2>In addition to a competitive salary, we have a strong track record of developing our people to expand their skills and experience and develop their careers.&nbsp; Valuing and rewarding our workforce is important to us which is why we offer a fantastic range of flexible benefits to choose from, such as:<ul><li>27 Days Annual Leave (plus bank holidays)</li><li>Up to 10% Matched Contribution Pension</li><li>Peel Ports Flexible Benefits including salary sacrifice car scheme, healthcare cash plans, Cycle2Work Scheme, Critical Illness insurance, Gym Membership Scheme, Retail Vouchers, plus more!</li><li>Commitment to learning and personal development – Last year we supported over 50,000 hours of training and personal development!</li><li>We promote good physical and mental health and can provide additional support to colleagues via our Employee Assistance Programme when required</li></ul>If you believe you have the skills and experience we are seeking and you want to join a thriving and ambitious place to work, we’d really like to hear from you.

Group Marine Environmental Compliance Officer

Reporting to: Program Manager Location: Tenerife, Spain Start Date: ASAP Duration of contract: 6-month contract (with possibility of extension) About GVI GVI Planet | GVI People At GVI, we're driven by the desire to make a positive impact on our planet and its people. Our dedicated teams are actively working to address global challenges and together, we leverage a diverse set of specialised skills to pursue a shared vision: fostering a brighter and more sustainable future for all. We offer award-winning conservation and community development programs in 13 countries, all aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and led by our teams and experts from the communities we operate in. Working at GVI is fast-paced and fun. We value passion, authenticity and innovation, and we treat each other with respect. But we can do better than words to show you who we are! To see what it's really like to work for GVI, click here. About the role As a Field Assistant in Tenerife, you will support the rest of the GVI team in the day-to-day running of the programs, and specifically assist with managing the participants and students who form part of our groups. The main goal of the Field Assistant is to ensure our groups have the most fantastic experience during their time with GVI. Role and responsibilities: <ul><li>Supporting the running of projects and the daily running of the GVI base</li><li>Assisting with project work including planning sessions</li><li>Managing the groups on a day-to-day basis, ensuring they have a positive experience</li><li>Interacting with local partners for certain activities</li><li>Delivering presentations and training relevant to the project activities</li><li>Acting as an enthusiastic role model for participants and providing guidance and mentorship</li><li>Working with the team to ensure the program operates to a high standard and all health and safety protocols are followed</li></ul>About you If you are ambitious, purpose-driven, and have a great sense of humor, we want to meet you. We believe in the power of diverse perspectives and are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued. This position is ideal for individuals who have excelled as GVI participants and are ready to begin their careers in marine conservation. It's also perfect for those with the right academic background and motivation who may not yet have fieldwork experience but are eager to make an impact. Professional skills and experience: <ul><li>Passion for sustainable development &amp; marine conservation.</li><li>People-centric mindset - comfortable with being 'on' 24/7.</li><li>Experience managing and overseeing groups/participants/students (we will provide all project-specific training in-country).</li><li>EU Passport or valid work permit.</li><li>Advantageous:<ul><li>Previous GVI experience</li><li>Understanding of local culture</li><li>Driving License</li><li>Emergency First Response certified/trained</li></ul></li></ul>Benefits Here's what our global team enjoys: <ul><li>Collaborative, flexible culture</li><li>In-house counselling support</li><li>Growth opportunities across our 17 locations!</li></ul>Package includes: <ul><li>Accommodation</li><li>Food</li><li>Visa costs (if applicable) </li><li>Emergency medical and travel insurance</li></ul>To apply: Please send your CV along with a cover letter stating why you feel you would be best suited to this position at GVI. Not quite ticking all the boxes for our current vacancies just yet? Explore our internship openings here for the perfect stepping stone toward a career in sustainable development. Please note: We will do our utmost to respond to all applicants, however, given the large volume of applications we receive, this isn't always possible. If you do not hear back from us within three to four weeks, please take it that on this occasion your application was unsuccessful.

Field Assistant (Marine Conservation) - Tenerife, Spain

Closing Date: 15 June 2025&nbsp;Location: FlexibleTeam / Directorate: Marine &amp; Coastal Policy &amp; Planning, Evidence, Policy &amp; Permitting&nbsp;Starting salary:&nbsp; £45,367 rising to £50,877 per annum through annual increments being paid each year (pro rata for part time applicants)Contract type: Permanent&nbsp;Work pattern: Full time, 37 hours per week (Part time, annualised hours, compressed hours or term time working considered - discussions at interview stage welcome)Post number: 203914The roleAre you ready to influence the future of marine industries and renewable energy in Wales? If you’re an experienced policy advisor with a passion for the marine environment, we want to hear from you.&nbsp;As our Lead Specialist Advisor for Marine and Energy Policy,&nbsp;you'll play a key role in shaping how Wales manages and protects its marine and coastal environments. You’ll lead the development of strategic advice and guidance on marine industries and renewable energy, working with the Welsh and UK Governments, key stakeholders, and internal partners.&nbsp;Your insights will directly influence national marine policy, ensuring that development in our seas is both sustainable and resilient. You’ll be a senior voice representing Natural Resources Wales (NRW) in key forums across the UK, helping to tackle the climate and nature emergencies head-on.&nbsp;This is a high-impact role at the heart of marine strategy in Wales – ideal for someone with a proactive mindset and a strong background in marine policy or environmental strategy. Join our expert, passionate team and help shape a thriving marine future for Wales. Flexible working, a supportive culture, and the chance to make a meaningful difference await.&nbsp;As an organisation we support flexible working.&nbsp;​You will be contracted to the nearest NRW office to your home and a suitable hybrid working pattern will be agreed on appointment. Any regular face to face meetings or training will be planned in advance.​&nbsp;

Lead Marine and Energy Policy Advisor

Closing Date: 15 June 2025&nbsp;Location: FlexibleTeam / Directorate: Development and Planning Advice Service, OperationsStarting salary:&nbsp; £36,246 rising to £39,942 per annum through annual increments being paid each year (pro rata for part time applicants)Contract type: PermanentWork pattern: Full time, 37 hours per week (Part time, annualised hours, compressed hours or term time working considered - discussions at interview stage welcome)Post number: 203895The roleAre you passionate about protecting Wales’ marine environment? We’re looking for a motivated marine specialist to join our team, providing expert advice and helping shape the management of our marine protected areas.&nbsp;As a Marine Advisory Officer, you’ll deliver technical marine advice across a range of casework, focusing on marine protected areas (MPAs) and wider marine conservation. You’ll contribute to the sustainable management of Wales’ marine environment, ensuring that decisions are underpinned by sound science and aligned with our natural resource management and ecosystem services approach.&nbsp;Working across specific geographic areas in North and South Wales – and occasionally more widely – you’ll collaborate with internal colleagues and external partners, supporting conservation goals and strengthening our evidence base.&nbsp;Key responsibilities include:&nbsp;<ul><li>Providing marine technical advice to support casework and the management of MPAs and other key marine areas. </li><li>Supporting the development of local partnerships to promote marine conservation and sustainable use. </li><li>Promoting an evidence-led, ecosystem-based approach to marine advice and decision-making. </li><li>Collaborating across teams and with stakeholders to support integrated marine management.&nbsp;</li></ul>This is an excellent opportunity to apply your marine knowledge in a dynamic, collaborative environment and make a real impact on the protection of Wales’ coastal and marine resources.&nbsp;

Marine Advisory Officer

Closing Date: 22 June 2025Location: FlexibleTeam / Directorate: Marine Regulatory Policy &amp; Approaches Team / Evidence, Policy and PermittingStarting salary:&nbsp; £41,132 rising to £44,988 per annum through annual increments being paid each year (pro rata for part time applicants)Contract type: Fixed Term until 1 April 2027Work pattern: Full time, 37 hours per week (Part time, annualised hours, compressed hours or term time working considered - discussions at interview stage welcome)Post number: 203908The roleAre you ready to help shape how Wales delivers major infrastructure in a way that protects our environment and ensures regulatory rigour? We’re seeking an experienced regulatory professional to play a pivotal role in implementing Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) responsibilities under the new Infrastructure (Wales) Act 2024.&nbsp;As Senior Advisor for Regulatory Approaches (Infrastructure), you’ll lead the development of new regulatory approaches to support the streamlined consenting process introduced by the Act. This includes helping to define how consents such as marine licences and other regulatory permissions are managed when deemed within an Infrastructure Consent (IC), and ensuring our involvement aligns with legal and environmental requirements.&nbsp;You’ll also play a key role in embedding a fully cost-recoverable pre-application advice service across NRW, developing the guidance, tools, and training required to support both internal teams and external stakeholders.&nbsp;Key responsibilities include:&nbsp;<ul><li>Designing NRW’s regulatory approach to assessing whether applications (marine and non-marine) should be deemed within an Infrastructure Consent. </li><li>Developing practical guidance and training to support internal teams and ensure consistency across consent regimes. </li><li>Leading NRW’s interaction with stakeholders, including PEDW, Welsh Government, and developers during pre-application and consenting phases. </li><li>Supporting the creation of a chargeable, fully cost-recoverable pre-application advice service under the new Act. </li><li>Coordinating input across regulatory functions to ensure a joined-up and legally sound process.&nbsp;</li></ul>This is a key opportunity to influence how Wales balances infrastructure growth with environmental sustainability. If you’re confident working across regulation, policy and stakeholder engagement – and you want to help shape the future of consenting in Wales – we want to hear from you.&nbsp;

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