Waste Management Consultant

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Qualifications

A degree in waste management or similar is often preferred. Other relevant subjects include:

  • biological or biochemical sciences
  • chemical and physical sciences
  • civil, structural or mechanical engineering
  • earth sciences
  • environmental science
  • geography and/or geology.

Skills

You'll need to have:

  • the ability to grasp complex and dynamic legislation
  • the capacity to explain, apply and monitor such legislation
  • effective communication skills, both oral and written
  • patience and resilience
  • analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills
  • leadership and management qualities
  • good organisational and administrative skills
  • an interest in, and understanding of, environment and sustainability issues
  • good IT and general office skills
  • a driving licence.

Salary

  • Starting salaries range between £22,000 and £25,000.
  • With several years' experience and at senior level, you could earn £28,000 to £45,000.
  • Operations managers or chartered waste managers can earn £45,000 or more.

Responsibilities

As a waste management officer, you'll need to:

  • oversee waste management schemes, such as at landfill sites
  • supervise the transportation of waste to ensure that it takes place efficiently without contaminating air, land or water sources
  • assist with the development, promotion and implementation of new waste disposal schemes
  • ensure compliance with current legislation in the transportation, handling and disposal of waste
  • formulate and control budgets for waste disposal
  • collate statistics and compile reports often to strict deadlines
  • monitor the quality and performance of waste services, including contract management of external providers
  • assist with the development of information and promotional materials
  • aim to meet waste reduction and recycling targets

Career prospects

Careers in the field have become increasingly structured, often attracting graduates with environmental degrees and an interest in waste management. Progression through specialist postgraduate study in this area is an option.

Promotion can lead to the role of team leader within a local authority. You can then progress to become area manager or head of waste management, although this will depend on your area of interest and strengths. As opportunities are generally quite limited, relocation for career advancement may be necessary.

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Challenges
  1. Money & Education- Studying in India will cost approximately INR 350,000 ($5,000) per academic year. Student accommodation in India is affordable. Some universities provide on-campus housing to international students.
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