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Carbon Capture

Carbon Capture

Carbon Capture

From our offices throughout the UK, Europe, Asia and America, LSP specialise in supplying talent solutions throughout the supply chain and across the whole lifecycle of Carbon Capture and Storage projects. This includes, but is not limited to;

  • Business/Market Development
  • Procurement & Contract Management
  • Project Scoping & Development
  • Commercial
  • Project Finance / Investment / M&A
  • Engineering
  • Installation & Construction
  • QHSE
  • Project & PMO Management
  • Commissioning  

Job opportunities within CCS are growing at an exceptional rate and are to continue increasing over the coming decades. LSP Renewables are dedicated to providing the talent needed to contribute to the complete removal of carbon from our atmosphere.  As a business, we specialise only in the markets and technologies that will accelerate our journey to net zero.  This niche, sector focused approach, enables us to build a broad network across the entire talent pool, and provide that network with knowledgeable, professional and best in class recruitment or career development services.

Latest Jobs

Carbon Capture

HSSE Manager

North East England - United Kingdom

HSSE Manager - Carbon Capture and Storage Operations Are you ready to take the helm of Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental (HSSE) leadership in a pioneering carbon capture and storage project? Our esteemed client is seeking a seasoned HSSE Manager to lead a team dedicated to ensuring the highest standards of safety and compliance across both onshore and offshore operations. This role offers a unique chance to make a significant impact in a high-stakes, high-reward environment. Why This Role Stands Out: - Leadership and Influence: Shape the safety culture from the boardroom to the frontline, setting the benchmark for HSSE excellence. - Strategic Impact: Directly influence the success of cutting-edge carbon capture and storage projects, contributing to a sustainable future. - Professional Growth: Engage with senior leaders, regulatory bodies, and local stakeholders, enhancing your professional network and expertise. -Diverse Responsibilities: Oversee a wide range of activities, from risk management to regulatory compliance, ensuring no two days are the same. Key Responsibilities: - HSSE Leadership & Governance: Establish and communicate HSSE expectations, prepare updates for the Board, and coordinate governance and crisis management. - Systems of Work: Develop and maintain HSSE management systems, implement risk management, and ensure robust organisational learning and performance reporting. - HSSE Support Management: Deliver HSSE activities to support safe, compliant, and reliable operations during construction and future projects. - Regulator Engagement & Compliance: Ensure compliance with HSSE legislation, maintain key approvals, and manage relationships with regulatory bodies such as HSE UK and the Environment Agency. Essential Qualifications and Experience: - A degree in a related discipline (Engineering or Science) or equivalent experience.- NEBOSH qualification at Certificate level or higher. - Over 15 years of relevant experience in HSSE, operational, or project roles, ideally within high hazard industries such as Chemicals, Refining, or Oil &; Gas. - Proven ability to manage complex regulatory relationships, including experience with COMAH and Environmental Permits. - Strong influencing skills, particularly with senior leaders, and a deep understanding of governance processes. Desirable Experience: - Experience with carbon capture and storage project development, construction, or operations - HSSE management experience in utilities or other low-margin, government-regulated businesses. - Familiarity with UK permits and consenting processes. - Experience engaging with local project stakeholders. This role is more than a job; it is a chance to lead, innovate, and drive forward a critical environmental initiative. If you possess the expertise and ambition to excel in this dynamic environment, consider this your next career milestone.

Carbon Capture

Communications Manager

United Kingdom - United Kingdom

As the Communications Manager you will report directly to the managing director, who operates under the direction of the Board. Your main focus will be to develop a communications and external affairs strategy and plan to support key business objectives, including first site construction. You will employ a range of strategic activities to deliver this plan including narrative and message development, media announcements, social media content, events and stakeholder management at a national, local and trade association level. An element of the plan will working closely with shareholder government affairs teams to deliver some elements. You'll also work on crisis and issues management and there will be an element of internal communications. You'll be responsible for liaising with leaders and colleagues within the iJV to ensure continued alignment of the strategy, plan, positioning and messaging with business objectives and will need to flex this as needed. You will also lead a working group of communications and external affairs representatives from the shareholder organisations. As part of the role, you will work closely with emitter projects within the East Coast Cluster to ensure a joined-up C&EA strategy, messaging and delivery. Deliverables You will deliver a communications strategy and plan to support key business objectives. Deliverables will include but are not limited to: Narrative, key message, communications materials development Media strategy and engagement Government relations Stakeholder management, including community engagement Crisis and issues management Events and speaking opportunities, including speeches and talking points Social media Website maintenance Branding Agency management Budget management Internal communications Experience To be successful you will need to be able to demonstrate a proven track-record of executing communication plans that enable business outcomes (‘head of communications’ level) and to have significant knowledge and experience of leading communications. Media relations Stakeholder engagement, including local communities Experience of planning and construction communications An ability to manage multiple interfaces and stakeholder groups at any one time Essential Skills and Knowledge Strong written communication and presentation skills Channel management and measurement Project management Crisis communications Building constructive and effective relationships with senior leaders and stakeholders Resilience, flexibility and a willingness to explore different paths to achieve an outcome and adjust quickly and efficiently to new circumstances. Experience of working with Government relations is an advantage