About you
You’ll use your brilliant communication and engagement skills to deliver complex information simply and concisely and encourage, support and manage contributions and opinions from multiple individuals in community groups. Your event and project management skills will ensure you successfully develop the projects, keep to budget, and manage quality and risk.
About this role
This Project Manager role will support our Community Retrofit and Renewables project, a programme which includes continuing the roll out of the Solar Made Easy project to new communities, and developing and delivering the Retrofit Made Easy project in five communities in Cumbria, including one farming community.
Both projects work with local community sustainability groups to engage residents around installing solar PV panels and/or retrofitting their homes for energy efficiency. We organise community information events where we provide advice and give people opportunities to get further support.
About the Low Carbon Communities Team
Our Low Carbon Communities Team takes an area or sector-based approach, delivering carbon reduction projects uniting people through shared action and which provide benefits to their community. The term ‘community’ includes groups of residents or businesses or other groups with a common interest.
Our team supports communities to deliver tried and tested reduction activities as well as to trial new approaches. We practice exemplary engagement, consultation and involvement techniques, transfer knowledge and skills and provide project management.
To apply, please email your completed application form to us by 9am on Wednesday 4 October.
Interviews will be held via Zoom on 10 & 11 October 2023.
The interview process will also involve one or more tasks relating to the role.
The important stuff
You’ll love working at CAfS
Working at CAfS comes with great benefits. You’ll be joining a friendly and supportive organisation, and your wellbeing and work:life balance are hugely important to us. As well as flexibility around your working hours and location, you’ll have 22 days of paid annual leave pro rata, plus bank/public holidays. We pay an employer pension contribution of 6% from day one of employment.