Aviation Infrastructure Sustainability Specialist

Projects achieve measurable sustainability performance by embedding clear milestones, KPIs, and reporting requirements within charters, schedules, budgets, and risk registers in collaboration with PMO teams.

PMO projects are effectively supported through streamlined programmatic and administrative coordination, contributing to timely delivery and improved overall project performance.

A comprehensive sustainability roadmap is maintained, clearly outlining priorities, timelines, milestones, and performance indicators to guide sustainable airport development.

Short, medium, and long‑term sustainability strategies, policies, standards, and objectives are effectively embedded across airport functions, strengthening organisation‑wide integration of sustainability.

Airport sustainability strategies and project initiatives remain aligned with national and international commitments such as Net Zero GHG targets, climate‑resilience goals, and aviation sector frameworks (ICAO, ACI) supporting continued compliance and global leadership.

Sustainability and climate considerations are integrated into early‑stage planning, feasibility studies, business cases, and investment decisions, ensuring resilient and future‑focused project outcomes.

Scenario analysis, benchmarking, and gap assessments inform decision‑making by identifying key risks, opportunities, and pathways needed to achieve sustainability targets.

Carbon Accreditation requirements are met through accurate data management and continuous monitoring of emissions‑related performance.

Timely and accurate sustainability reporting is achieved by ensuring project teams, consultants, and service providers provide the required data and inputs.

Non‑compliance issues are resolved effectively through documented corrective actions that strengthen overall environmental and sustainability performance.

Projects and operations consistently meet local, federal, and industry environmental regulations, ensuring full regulatory compliance.

Sustainability‑related risks across all projects are proactively identified and mitigated, reducing potential environmental, climate, regulatory, and ESG impacts.

PMO governance, project controls, and approval processes fully integrate sustainability and environmental compliance requirements, enhancing decision‑making and oversight.

Sustainability, climate, regulatory, environmental, and ESG risks across airport capital projects and operational initiatives are systematically identified, assessed, and managed to protect organisational resilience.

Project risk registers, mitigation plans, and change‑management processes incorporate sustainability and climate‑related risks, improving preparedness and long‑term project outcomes.

Periodic audits and gap analyses strengthen compliance by identifying deficiencies and enabling timely corrective actions.

Progress toward Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) adoption is advanced through coordinated initiatives that support cleaner aviation operations.

Airport decarbonisation and fleet electrification goals are strengthened through the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Waste reduction and resource recovery outcomes are improved through the implementation of effective waste‑management and recycling initiatives.

Energy consumption and emissions are reduced through energy‑efficiency measures and renewable‑energy projects that enhance operational sustainability.

Airport resilience to climate impacts is enhanced through comprehensive climate‑adaptation and resilience planning.

Material reuse, recycling, and responsible‑disposal practices contribute to lower environmental impact and improved circular‑economy outcomes.

A strong culture of sustainability is fostered across the organisation through effective training programs and awareness initiatives.

Sustainability objectives are consistently integrated into airport capital projects and operational initiatives through active engagement with internal and external stakeholders.

Project teams and stakeholders remain aligned and informed through clear, timely, and consistent communication of sustainability goals, targets, and performance outcomes.

Continuous improvement is supported through the collection and consolidation of stakeholder feedback on sustainability performance, risks, and opportunities.

Sustainability‑related queries, information requests, and disclosures are addressed accurately and efficiently through coordinated collaboration with relevant departments.

Sustainability and project‑management excellence are strengthened by the promotion of best‑practice approaches across all project teams.

Consistent implementation of sustainability standards and requirements is ensured through established and applied quality‑assurance processes across all PMO‑managed projects.

Project documentation, designs, reports, and submissions meet approved sustainability policies, environmental standards, and methodologies through rigorous compliance verification.

Internal and external reporting is strengthened by verifying the accuracy, completeness, and consistency of sustainability data, KPIs, and performance outputs.

PMO and project teams benefit from standardised tools through the development and maintenance of sustainability QA checklists, templates, and guidance materials.

A culture of quality, accountability, and continuous improvement in sustainability delivery is reinforced across all airport projects.

Airport projects achieve recognised sustainability certifications such as EDGE, LEED, or equivalent through coordinated certification efforts that meet required environmental and performance standards.

The airport secures industry recognition, including ACI Green Airports Awards, by demonstrating exemplary sustainability performance and continuous improvement.

Comprehensive and accurate records of sustainability measures across all projects are maintained, ensuring transparency, traceability, and readiness for audits or certification reviews.

All required sustainability documentation covering EDGE, LEED, ICAO compliance and related frameworks is compiled to meet certification and regulatory expectations.

Certification bodies receive complete and timely submissions, enabling smooth assessment and preventing delays in certification processes.

Certification progress and regulatory approvals for all projects are closely monitored, ensuring milestones are met and compliance is maintained throughout the project lifecycle.

Sustainability objectives are consistently achieved across multiple complex airport development projects while balancing cost, schedule, operational demands, and long‑term environmental performance.

Sustainable design and construction practices are effectively integrated across multidisciplinary teams by influencing decisions and aligning stakeholders, even without direct authority.

Projects maintain strong compliance with international environmental standards, local regulations, and corporate sustainability policies, despite fast‑paced and evolving project conditions.

Sustainability initiatives are prioritised effectively, with resources allocated and risks mitigated to deliver optimal environmental and operational outcomes—even in situations with limited or evolving information.

Sustainability performance is transparently monitored and reported, with gaps addressed and continuous improvement embedded throughout all project lifecycles.

Technical excellence in sustainable aviation infrastructure including adherence to certification frameworks such as EDGE—supports the delivery of high‑performance, low‑impact airport developments.

Stakeholder engagement and communication efforts successfully influence project teams, contractors, and regulators, ensuring alignment with sustainability goals and compliance requirements.

Sustainability risks and opportunities are proactively identified, enabling the implementation of practical solutions that strengthen operational efficiency and enhance long‑term environmental performance.

Shifts in project scope, technology, or regulatory requirements are managed effectively, ensuring sustainability objectives remain on track despite changing conditions.