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This role has given me the opportunity to manage high profile projects. It also allows for the identification of new technologies and ways of working to improve how the housing association works, this includes:• Asset modelling: 3D laser scanning and BIM for existing buildings• Cladding replacement: management of works to replace buildings with ACM cladding post Grenfell and creating a programme in line with government guidance• Retrofit of suppression systems: trialling of misting as an alternative to sprinklers• Line management responsibilities: management of a team that delivers fire safety works across the stock

Strategic: propose and adapt policies, procedures and strategies to reduce environmental impacts.Project management: identify potential project, put forward the business case and manage the implementation of the project.Stakeholder management: work with senior management to win their buy in and keep them updated on progress. Monitoring: identify and collect data to track overall progress and for individual projects. Calculate the organisational carbon footprint.Internal communications: develop and implement a communications strategy to promote environmental sustainability throughout the organisation.Research: identify new technologies, business models and legislation and funding to ensure the organisation is best placed to take advantage of best practice.Consultancy: provide advice to internal departments to help them understand their impacts on the environment and ways to improve performance.

Poznań Area, Poland

I taught businesses and individual students English. Students were taught on a range of topics; grammar, pronunciation, business English, conversational English and about cultural differences. I also had to deal with a range of issues to run my own business, these included: invoicing, accounts, advertising and business negotiations.

The Green Business Partnership is a not for profit organisation that provides a range of environmental services for businesses throughout Scotland. The duties of an advisor were varied and interesting, providing new challenges on a daily basis.• Business Advice: I provided advice, including auditing, to a wide range of businesses throughout Scotland on a range of environmental issues including energy efficiency, waste management, water efficiency, renewable energy, green marketing and carbon footprinting.• Project management: I co-managed an initiative with the City of Edinburgh Council to help set up and run the One Stop Shop programme which was a central point for Edinburgh businesses to access environmental advice. • Mentoring: Mentoring students who are taking part in The Environmental Placement Programme on projects which can range from bio-fuel feasibility studies, ISO 14001 projects to benchmarking local government consumption.• Research: I produced a core template containing a host of information for use by advisers to speed up the time taken to prepare reports. In order to maintain the template I had to ensure that I was constantly updating my knowledge and was aware of new products, legislation, technology and financial incentives. There were also a range of spreadsheets to allow other advisors to quickly and correctly perform calculations.• Presenting: I have experience of presenting in front of a wide range of people including MSPs, businesses and school students. • Teaching: part of the business experience programme I ran workshops, presented and gave individual tuition to students aged 11-16.• Teamwork: I feel I work well as part of a team, in my previous role I was part of a network of advisers that kept each other up to date.• Events Facilitator: I have assisted at events run by the Green Business Partnership and facilitated at partner organisation events. Assisting attendees in workshops to develop understanding and complete exercises.

Master'S Degree, Renewable Energy System Technologies

Beng, Civil And Environmental Engineering