Marzena Jasinska

My typical work activities include: developing and implementing environmental strategies and action plans that ensure corporate sustainable development; coordinating all aspects of pollution control, waste management, recycling, conservation and renewable energy; leading the implementation of environmental policies and practices ( ex: submiting enviromental guidelines, preparing seminars and workshops); ensuring compliance with environmental legislation in all companies belongs to CRH ( 12 comapnies with 130 localisations); auditing, analysing and reporting environmental performance to plants manger/country manager;promoting and raising awareness, at all levels of an organisation, of the impact of emerging environmental issues, whether legislative or best practice; managing the development and implementation of an environmental management system ( ISO 14001): managing relations with the board of directors, senior management local/regional and central authority.

- comply with national and EU environmental & safety standards (waste management & recycling, climate change policy, REACH, SEVESO III, Risk Assessments etc
- reponsible for reporting process ( CSR report, GNR ( WBCSD))
- cooperate with international association ( CIMEUROPE, CEMBUREAU)
- ensure that all board of directors recommendation are fully implemented by companies
- develop and implement environmental strategies relating to corporate sustainable developing for all CRH companies in Poland
- develop an energy optimization program (energy from waste, electrical energy, secondary materials usage etc)
- comply with of the Community Engagement Policy
- develop eco-friendly product policy in all CRH companies

While working for ICCL as the environmental/chemical engineer, I spent the majority of my time working in deep cooperation with the production&enviromental manager and production engineers. I really enjoyed the variety of work that my job entailed. Depending on what was happening in the factory, my job changed from hour to hour making it pretty intensive and very exciting. I never thought I would have been involved with so many challenging opportunities. The first three months I spent working as a process engineer. I got job training, mainly on site, working with production people (quarry, raw mill, kiln, cement mills and dispatch areas). This helped me to understand the production process from start to finish. What’s more, I had the chance to observe how implemented procedures really work, what caused the biggest problems for employees, what kind of instructions are really death records.
After this first phase, I was asked to focus specifically on the environment area and to be fully responsible for all non-compliance, accidents, complaints etc. My new role demanded a lot of observing, checking, calculating all records and in case of any problems, directly informing the production and environmental manager.
On a daily basis, I was obliged to monitor the production process and keep emission levels below the required limit according to IPPC licence ( air, water, waste, noise etc). From time to time, I was asked to present the environmental performance in front of the board of directors.
Apart from that, I was involved in the following projects: implementation and comissioning of the SNCR system, updating of the IPC licence.

Working as a sales engineer I was responsible for consulting wide range of products which we had in our offer, I also mainatin contacts with current clients and build the new one. My duties included solving any problems that arise when product was tested or used.

-data management
- product presentation
- negotiation