Lucy Electric is an international leader in intelligent secondary power distribution products and solutions, with features such as remote operation and monitoring. Linking energy generation to consumption, the business specialises in high-performance medium and low-voltage switchgear for utility, industrial and commercial applications.

    About us

    Although a lot of work has already been undertaken, the purpose of this project is to help make sense of data by transforming it into findings that can help identify potential actions that will lead to the outcomes and impact intended. Predominantly these will contribute to catching back tCO2 deficits accumulated since 2021 (SBT baseline year). The current data collection process is reasonably effective; however, as already mentioned the analysis of data remains challenging, hence the need for a more thorough approach focused on determining where best to apply effort/resource to maximise opportunity for success. The project shall consider how the data might be used to predict future carbon emission trajectories based on different scenarios taking account specific sites and intercompany trading activities. Lucy Electric is a complex Global organisation and careful thought needs applying to any proposals. Data is obtained from several sources across multiple sites, much of the data is collated into e -manage, there are other repositories for non-emission related information i.e. training, biodiversity and wellbeing. These are often linked to the organisations’ Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs), although equally important, they are not always promoted to the same extent as the raw emissions data.

    The role

    The project will span all three priority pillars: People, Planet and Progress and consider tangible and intangible outcomes (Quantitative and Qualitative)

    Although there are several ways of approaching the task, it is suggested that the following structure is considered:

    • Organisation and interrogation of data; This will provide a robust foundation for analysis.
    • Initial analysis: To identify patterns, trends, themes, and relationships in the information.
    • Attribution and course and effect: To test hypothesis and validate findings.
    • Translation of findings into conclusions and recommendations (improvement opportunities)
    • Report writing, integration into guidance documents (Carbon Reporting) and dissemination to interested parties.

    We anticipate being able to provide a clear, concise, and robust methodology to ensure captured data adds value to the business.

    Key accountabilities

    Following this project the following learning objectives shall have been achieved

    • Able to describe the three spheres of sustainability.
    • Understanding the emissions data collection processes and reporting
    • Understanding of various roles and responsibilities of the sustainability team
    • Able to describe how carbon is accounted.
    • Understanding the relationship between operational activities and emissions,
    • Greater understanding of sustainable development and GHG emissions management.
    • An understanding of the type of method(s) and tools used to drive genuine improvement.

    Qualifications knowledge and experience

    Minimum

    • Attention to detail.
    • Ability to engage with personnel at all levels of the organisation and across multiple international sites.
    • Experience of managing, interpreting, and analysing data sets.
    • Ability to observe, document and identify trends in practice.
    • Excellent Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Skills

    Management

    This role will report to the Quality Improvement, QMS and EMS Manager and will be base in Thame, Oxfordshire. The role is site based.

    Timeframe and milestones estimated

    • Week 1-2: Induction, overview of system, establish plan of activity.
    • Week 3-5: Data analysis, key relationships, data summary, findings.
    • Week 6-7: Develop examples based on different operational scenarios, particularly around transport and logistics and the impact of renewables.
    • Week 8-9: Conclusions and Recommendations.
    • Week 10-12: Write up project and prepare content for the Carbon Emissions Reporting Guidance document. Weekly checkpoints will take place to review progress.

    Does this sound interesting? We would love to hear from you. Our application process is quick and easy. Apply today!