Environmental Advisor at Vitol

Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 Jul, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

16 Apr, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Environmental engineering, Permit applications, Environmental management system, Regulatory compliance, CO2 emissions trading, Air emissions monitoring, Environmental reporting, ARIE obligations, Management of change, HAZOP, Risk assessment, Chemical engineering, Sustainable energy technology, Dutch, English

Industry

Oil and Gas

Description

Company Description Overview VPR Energy BV is part of the Vitol Group, a global leader in the energy and commodities sector. With key operations in Houston, London, Singapore, Rotterdam, and 40 other offices worldwide, Vitol serves the world’s energy markets. Vitol invests globally in traditional and sustainable energy assets, including 18 million m³ of storage, 850+ kbpd of refining capacity, and more than 7,000 service stations. VPR Energy Located in the Europoort-Rotterdam area, VPR Energy BV operates the most dynamic refinery owned by the world’s largest independent energy and commodities trading company. Our highly efficient and flexible 140 kbpd topping refinery processes gas condensate and crude oil into naphtha, jet fuel, gasoil, and residual fuel. These valuable products serve as feedstock in the petrochemical industry or as energy to heat homes and fuel marine vessels. Every day, we leverage our expertise in refining crude and condensate blends, striving to be best in class in terms of energy reductions and sustainability targets. Our operations are managed from our office in Europoort Rotterdam by a small, highly engaged team with extensive knowledge and experience in processing, operations, and logistics. Our people build our reputation as a leading player in the energy markets through their creativity, commitment, professionalism, and entrepreneurial spirit. As VPR Energy continues to grow steadily, we are seeking the next member to join our innovative team. Job Description Position Summary The Environmental Advisor will act as an important support for the wider VPR performance team, using expertise to improve and enhance business activities. Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to: Initiating and preparing permit applications, including environmental studies Advising business development and engineering on regulatory and permitting feasibility Preparing for and overseeing environmental inspections and external environmental audits Developing and maintaining the environmental management system Maintaining and updating knowledge of environmental regulations Understanding of legislation and regulations regarding CO2 emissions trading, emission requirements, and air emissions monitoring Coordination of emission monitoring and reporting Monitoring compliance with permits and initiating corrective actions when necessary Understanding of substances of very high concern (ZZS) and calculating and controlling emissions of these substances Drafting the annual environmental report (e-MJV) and providing support in implementing ARIE obligations, Participating in Management of Change (MOC) processes, particularly regarding environmental aspects Participation in HAZOP or other risk assessments Qualifications Qualifications and Experience Minimum Bachelor’s degree or Master's degree in environmental engineering, environmental technology, chemical engineering, sustainable energy technology or equivalent 2 – 5 years of relevant working experience Enjoys working in a dynamic environment Proficient in both Dutch and English Additional Information Directly contribute to a wide variety of projects Be part of a small and flat organization with lots of creative freedom Free in-house lunch, freshly prepared and catered daily Competitive compensation and benefits package

Responsibilities

The Environmental Advisor will support the performance team by managing permit applications, environmental audits, and regulatory compliance. They will also oversee emission monitoring, reporting, and participate in risk assessments and management of change processes.