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Climate Resilience Coordinator

Full time

Salary: £26,900-£35,430

We have a unique opportunity to join Sniffer’s small team, supporting the delivery of the Adaptation Scotland programme and Climate Ready Clyde. You will provide advice on adapting to climate change to a wide range of government stakeholders and public, private and third sector organisations; develop innovative adaptation tools, guidance and training courses; lead climate risk and vulnerability assessments and develop adaptation plans and actions.

We are looking for a team player who can facilitate collaborative working and deliver one-to-one support for a network of enthusiastic organisations and businesses. You will know Scotland’s climate change legislation and policy landscape, and be experienced in risk management analysis and adaptation planning work.

The post is fixed term until 31 March 2019 with a view to extension, based at our central Edinburgh offices. Secondments also considered.

To apply, complete the below Application Form, noting how you meet the criteria in the Role Profile, and submit to [email protected] along with a completed Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form. The deadline for applications is noon on Friday 20 April. Interviews will be held on Thursday 3 May at our Edinburgh office.

Climate_Resilience_coordinator_job_outline_March2018.pdf

Application_form_Sniffer_Sept17.docx

Equal_Opportunities_Monitoring_Form_Sept2017.docx

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