AddressKeolis Downer is the largest private provider of multimodal public transport in Australia, and the southern hemisphere. We support 250 million passenger journeys annually in Australia.
Adelaide Metro Rail carries 15 million passengers every year and services 89 stations. Our vision is to deliver sustainable, revitalised train services for the people of metropolitan Adelaide and its visitors. Keolis Downer brings a strong focus on safety and customer service through its Zero Harm and Think Like a Passenger values.
As an Environment and Sustainability Advisor you will be responsible for providing advice and support whilst collaborating with Keolis Downer Adelaide (KDA) work groups, including senior management, to drive improvements to the environmental and Sustainability management of the Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network (AMPRN). You will:
- Effective management of the Environment and Sustainability Policy, Management Plan (ESMP), including the development of processes, systems and procedures that support business activities and improve sustainability outcomes
- Effective management of relationships with environmental regulators, Infrastructure Sustainability Council and other key stakeholders
- Preparation of environmental and Sustainability performance reports to meet contractual, legislative and company requirements, including annual National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) requirements
- Representation and participation in rail industry groups and forums relating to sustainability and/or the environment
- Plan and effectively deliver sustainability initiatives, including environmental, social, economic and resource efficiency initiatives
- Review and update sustainability management plans and associated management procedures and guidance documents
- Deliver and support sustainability audit and inspection program
- Support the Safety and Sustainability Manager with environmental and Sustainability issues, including community complaints, as they arise and proposing solutions
- Promote safety and Sustainability awareness and the development of a positive culture
About you
- Tertiary qualification in Environmental Science/ Environmental Engineering/ Environmental Management, sustainability or similar
- Experience in an equivalent Environmental or Sustainability role ideally
- Demonstrated success in identifying environmental/sustainability initiatives and achieving positive outcomes as part of a team
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills and ability to provide guidance for all levels of staff and managers
- A highly self-motivated team player, with sound organisational skills and eye for detail
- Effective planning, time management and organisational skills
- Infrastructure Sustainability Accredited Professional (ISAP) (desirable) and experience in Infrastructure Sustainability Rating scheme (desirable)
- Environmental Auditor or other audit qualifications (highly desirable)
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who would like to expand their skills and experience within a well renowned National organisation.
What we offer
- A highly supportive, team environment
- Competitive remuneration
- Employee Benefits which include an Employee Assistance program, reward and recognition programs and ongoing learning and development programs
- Based at our Dry Creek offices with parking available
- Full time permanent position, flexible working or part time options will be considered for the right person
The Keolis Downer culture is one of engagement and enablement – we want to hear your ideas and support you in implementing them. We are focused on developing our staff, identifying career pathways and creating opportunity across our global network.
Interested? Click “apply now” and submit your cover letter and resume or contact Pauline Blackmore at ***************@keolisdowner.com if you have any questions.
Closing date: Wednesday, 5 June 2024
(Note: Keolis Downer does not accept applications via email)
Keolis Downer is committed to achieving a diverse workforce and strongly encourages applications from women and indigenous Australians.
