An Environmental Manager is an essential player in the formulation and implementation of the environmental policies of an organization. The responsibilities of an Environmental Manager include:

Planning and Strategy Development

• Making Environmental Policies: Developing strategies and plans of action to optimize the use of resources to reduce waste, as well as minimize pollution.
• Setting Sustainable Goals: establishing and pursuing long-term sustainability targets in accordance with the norms of law and organization.

Compliance and Coordination

• Insuring that Regulations are in Compliance Ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and standards such as the monitoring and report on environmental impact assessments.
• Monitoring Pollution Control: Overseeing programs for pollution reduction and recycling, and waste management and conservation efforts to ensure the required compliance.

Training and Communication

• Raising Environmental Awareness: Instructing and informing employees across all organizational levels about their environmental duties and sustainable practices.
• Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborating with managers, regulatory bodies, and other key parties to deliver updates on environmental performance and strategic initiatives.

Impact Assessment and Reporting

• Promoting Environmental Awareness: Teaching and educating employees at all levels of their organization regarding their environmental responsibilities and sustainable methods of doing business.
• Stakeholder Engagement: Working with the managers, regulators and other important parties to update the public on environmental performance and other strategic initiatives.