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Project Manager

Everyday Plastic

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Location

Remote (with quarterly in-person team meetings)

Type

Contract · Part-time

Salary

£35,000 pro rata

Language

English

Deadline

3 July 2026

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About this role

Everyday Plastic is looking for a Project Manager. The Project Manager plays a central role in helping Everyday Plastic and The Big Plastic Count deliver ambitious, collaborative and community-led work. Working closely with a small and ambitious team, you will help keep projects moving across campaigns, partnerships, research, events, communications and public engagement, coordinating timelines, budgets, workflows and delivery across multiple strands of work.

Responsibilities

  • Develop, maintain and manage a detailed project plan across all workstreams for The Big Plastic Count
  • Ensure all strands (community research, campaign, communications, web development, partnerships, policy, schools) are aligned and progressing
  • Track milestones, deadlines and responsibilities across the project
  • Identify risks to delivery and proactively resolve or escalate them
  • Embed clear project processes, tools and documentation
  • Set up and run regular project meetings, ensuring they are focused and effective
  • Coordinate activity across the team to ensure alignment and collaboration
  • Support team members to manage workload and priorities
  • Lead or support recruitment of freelancers and manage external suppliers
  • Oversee and regularly track the project budget and ensure accurate financial tracking
  • Provide clear, timely updates on project progress to the team and funders
  • Build in structured reflection points and post-project evaluation
  • Capture lessons learned and feed them into future work

Requirements

  • A high degree of self-motivation, drive, resilience and initiative
  • Experience in project coordination and/or management, ideally within a nonprofit or NGO
  • Excellent time management and organisational skills, with a good eye for detail
  • Ability to keep calm under pressure
  • A commitment to environmental and social justice, ensuring that The Big Plastic Count is inclusive and community-led
  • Good emotional intelligence and desire to create an inclusive team culture
  • A willingness to adapt, be flexible, pitch in and be hands-on within a small and agile team
  • Ability to work with diverse stakeholders, including community groups, funders, and advocacy partners
  • A proactive approach to work with the confidence to generate ideas and strategies
  • Creativity and the ability to think outside the box when it comes to campaign tactics
  • Composure under pressure and able to work to deadlines

How to apply

Please send a CV and cover letter (no more than one page) to hello[at]everydayplastic[dot]org

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Posted 29 May 2026 · View original listing

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