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Heading is recruiting a Field Environmental Officer, to be based in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. Duties Environmental Monitoring and Compliance Conduct daily inspections of site activities to ensure Contractor compliance with environmental requirements, permit conditions and regulatory requirements and specific standards Monitor air, water, soil, wastes and noise levels as per environmental management plans Identify and report any environmental risks or compliance issues Critically assessing environmental conditions in the field to evaluate potential environmental impacts from construction Inspecting and documenting compliance with a environmental requirements by preparing daily written inspection reports that provide up-to-date and consistent written and photo documentation of activities observed in the field Obtain, check/verify contractor reporting data Performing additional tasks as assigned or required Regulatory Liaison As delegated by Environmental Field Lead, interface with local, regional, and national regulatory agencies to ensure permits and licenses are obtained and maintained Daily interface with contractor ; leadership, and Company site management to ensure commitments and stipulations are proactively considered in work planning stewarded and managed Support audits and inspections by regulatory bodies, Lenders/IESC and taking necessary actions for timely resolution of findings Reporting & Documentation Maintain accurate records of daily compliance inspections, environmental data, incidents, communications to contractors, and corrective actions Prepare and submit environmental reports, including incident logs, monitoring results, and compliance summaries Prepare and maintain the training records Training & Awareness Conduct toolbox talks and environmental awareness sessions for site personnel Promote best practices in waste management, spill prevention, and biodiversity protection Requisites Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, or related field 3–5 years of experience in field-based environmental and regulatory oversight roles, preferably in oil and gas, mining, or construction Strong knowledge of local and international environmental regulations Familiarity with ISO 14001 and other environmental management systems Willingness to work in remote or challenging environments Excellent observational and analytical skills Strong communication and report-writing abilities Ability to work independently and make decisions under pressure Proficiency in environmental monitoring tools and software Collaborative mindset with a commitment to safety and sustainability Notes Only shortlisted applicants will be
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