Role Overview & Specifications

Job reference

002246

Date posted

22/03/2023

Application closing date

16/04/2023

Location

Oxford - Town Hall/Work from home (Hybrid)

Salary

G6: £33,524 to £34,412 per annum - (pro rata for part time)

Package

28 days holiday plus public holidays, local government pension scheme, subsidised leisure membership, flex scheme (where appropriate), employer benefits scheme. Please Note: All vacancies close at midnight on the stated closing date.

Contractual hours

37

Basis

Full Time

Job category/type

Fixed term

Job description

Oxford City Council has an opportunity for an Energy & Sustainability Officer to assist with the delivery of retrofit projects on our housing, commercial and corporate portfolios. The successful candidate will also provide support with contract administration and preparing funding bids for projects, actively working to eliminate fuel poverty across our portfolio.


You will be working within an innovative and forward thinking team who provides excellent customer service, where you can use your strong interpersonal and communication skills. You will need to be self-motivated, adaptable and flexible in your approach to work and be an effective communicator with a wide range of stakeholders including customers, partners and external agencies both orally and in writing, including the compilation of reports.

More information is available on the role profile document. Please read this document to ensure that you meet our requirements. More information about working for the Council, our values and vision, is available on our web site. For an informal discussion about the post please contact Juliet Nicholas on 01865 529284 or email jnicholas@oxford.gov.uk

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