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Intern - Sustainability at MAS Holdings

Battaramulla, Western Province, Sri Lanka -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

14 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

16 Jun, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Pollution Mapping, Waste Management Research, Biodiversity Surveys, ArcGIS, Mapping Software, Communication, Coordination, Project Documentation, Procurement Assistance

Industry

Apparel & Fashion

Description

Intern ‐ Sustainability (Based at Battaramulla) MAS is Sri Lanka’s largest exporter and South Asia’s largest design-to-delivery solution providers in apparel and textile manufacturing. With a global community of 100,000, today, MAS spans across 13 countries with its portfolio expanding into wearable technology, FemTech, logistics and fabric parks worldwide. Over three decades, MAS has gained global recognition for its ethical and sustainable working environment as well as its impeccable craftsmanship and product excellence. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES * Map the scope and conduct baseline surveys of pollution in rivers, lagoons, and lakes in Sri Lanka * Conduct research on global best practices and policies in waste management * Coordinate with government agencies and other project partners throughout the project * Conduct biodiversity baseline surveys and research at selected project sites * Prepare project-related reports, presentations, and documentation * Assist with project-related procurement work KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS * Undergraduate student or recent graduate in Technology / Biological Science graduate * Previous research and project experiences in Waste management, Community engagement, Biodiversity conservation * Previous experience in ArcGIS and other mapping software * Willingness to travel and work on-site * Strong communication and coordination skills

Responsibilities

The intern will conduct baseline surveys on pollution and biodiversity in Sri Lankan water bodies and project sites. They will also research global waste management practices and coordinate with government agencies and partners.