Environmental and Social Expert (hazardous material inventories in buildings)

University degree in environmental engineering or equivalent with at least 5 years of experience in hazardous material inventories in buildings, in particular asbestos, and experience with international requirements for proper asbestos and mercury containing CFLs removal, handling and possible treatment options, including costs.

Some expertise in social issues, social risk management and stakeholder consultations will be a plus. Knowledge of international best practices, and development of simplified, low-cost options. Fluency in English required. 

Objective of the assignment is to define the EEMs and DPVs to be implemented in several public buildings in Grenada and Saint Lucia and prepare the detailed design, technical specifications, and bill of quantities (BOQ) for the bidding documents for implementing the proposed EEMs and DPVs investments. The assignment will also include identification of environmental and social risks associated with the planned implementation and preparation of Environmental and Social Management Plans (ESMPs) in accordance with the Environmental and Social Management Frameworks (ESMFs) and other instruments for the project which have been prepared by the Government of both countries.