Transport Planning Managers lead the design of policies and plans to prepare for future transport needs. They enjoy building relationships and collaborating with a range of stakeholders – including government, members of the public and private businesses.
Technology Analysts help organisations understand how technology can be used to solve problems and achieve goals. Technology analysts communicate with users to understand their IT needs and recommended changes and improvements.
Sustainability Managers turn sustainability goals into reality. They build sustainability practices into operational processes across the business. If you are passionate about the environment and good at getting things done, this could be the role for you.
Social Media Coordinators plan, write and share content on company social media channels. They actively monitor social media pages and support the wider Marketing team in brainstorming fresh ideas for upcoming plans and campaigns. Social Media Coordinators are up to date with the latest social media trends and are great communicators.
As a Risk Management Specialist, your objective is to ensure that the business makes the best decisions to minimise potential risk. You will work to minimise financial, employee, IT, data, facility and reputation risks.
A Regulatory Affairs Specialist is responsible for managing internal regulatory processes to obtain government approval for new products.
As a Quality Manager, you will be responsible for creating and implementing quality standards for an organisation and ensuring that employees and operational procedures adhere to these standards. You will create compliance reports and collect feedback for the senior leadership and external audit bodies.
As a Quality Assessor, you are responsible for investigating whether standards have been met. You will be process driven and possess the ability to deal with stakeholders and external auditors.
As Project Assistant, you will assist senior colleagues to oversee projects and ensure they are completed on time and within budget. You will help establish progress and cost monitoring methods and produce project status reports.
The role of a Manufacturing Engineering Technologist is to improve the process of making products, by analysing and modifying new and existing engineering technologies and applying them in the manufacture of products.
