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The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is looking for three Executive Officers to join the Marine Conservation Team (MCT). These roles will support key areas of our work, including reviewing information for marine protected areas (MPAs), helping assess the impact of human activities on marine habitats and species, and supporting the development of conservation measures. The MCT is a small, flexible team with a varied workload. You may be asked to contribute to other areas of work depending on priorities. This is a great opportunity to gain broad experience in marine conservation and environmental management. You will need excellent communication and teamwork skills, as you will work with a range of internal and external partners such as Natural England, JNCC, Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities (IFCAs), and local authorities.
Job Responsibility:
Support the completion of assessments for MPAs by reviewing data on marine activities and their potential effects on protected habitats and species
Gather, check and organise information from different sources to help build a clear picture of what is happening in each MPA
Update and maintain records and spreadsheets with key details about site condition, activities taking place, and any potential risks
Review and summarise feedback from public or stakeholder consultations
Work with the team to keep technical documents up to date with new evidence
Present your findings to colleagues when needed and contribute ideas to improve how information is collected and used
Support the team's wider conservation work, including helping to review online information and respond to general marine wildlife queries
Assist in preparing documents for public consultations on management measures or byelaws
Help analyse consultation responses and draft summaries or responses
Provide support across other work areas when required, which may include: Reviewing fisheries or wildlife licence requests
Supporting pollution response work
Helping review IFCA byelaws
Reviewing other marine activity assessments
Requirements:
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Excellent attention to detail and the ability to review and interpret technical information
Good working knowledge of standard IT tools, especially Microsoft Word and Excel
Ability to analyse and understand information about human activities and their potential impacts on marine habitats and species
Ability to build positive working relationships with colleagues and external partners
Right to work documents
Proof of address
Proof of National Insurance
References covering the last three years (employment, education, or unemployment)
Nice to have:
Experience working in marine conservation or environmental management
Familiarity with Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and related guidance
Experience or understanding of environmental assessments (such as Habitats Regulations Assessments)
Experience using, or willingness to learn, mapping software such as ArcGIS
What we offer:
Hybrid - 2 days in the office, 3 days from home
Weekly Pay
Guaranteed interview for veterans or spouses/partners of military personnel who meet the essential criteria
Guaranteed interview with a PSR Sourcer for candidates with a disability and/or as a veteran or spouse/partner of military personnel who meet the essential criteria
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