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Coordinate with legal and development teams throughout the land acquisition process. As a Land Manager, your responsibilities will include identifying, acquiring, and managing land for wind, solar, and battery storage projects.
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The Operations Manager plays an active role in departmental logistics planning and project work through participation in project teams, project management, groundwork, and client liaison. The Operations Manager (Habitats) is a logistical project manager and technical expert, whose principle role is to support the effective function of the Keystone Habitats Team. You will report to the Head of Habitats and provide active support in performing project and administrative tasks to help meet annual targets, whilst adhering to Keystone’s quality assurance standards and approach to risk management.
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The post holder will report directly into the Executive Director Highgrove & Partnerships but will be required to work closely with the Head of Finance and Operations, Group Health and Safety Manager, Head Gardener and Senior Education Manager.
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