Global Sustainability Manager for Transport, Trade
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Seeds Renewables in Milano
Overview
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Location: Milan, Lombardy, Italy
Job ID: R0121200
Date Posted: 2026-03-27
Company Name: HITACHI ENERGY ITALY S.P.A.
Profession (Job Category): Legal, Compliance & Audit
Job Schedule: Tempo pieno
Remote: No
The Opportunity
Hitachi Energy’s Transport, Trade & Logistics (TTL) organization is looking for a Global Sustainability Manager to drive sustainability across global transport, logistics, and packaging operations in alignment with ESG frameworks. This role plays a key part in reducing environmental impact, strengthening regulatory compliance, and accelerating progress toward a sustainable energy future. You will lead initiatives to decarbonize transportation, optimize resources, and embed circular economy principles across air, sea, and land logistics. A strong focus lies on global packaging governance, standards, and regulatory compliance, including evolving frameworks such as PPWR.
Operating in a highly international environment, you will balance strategic direction with hands-on execution while collaborating with diverse stakeholders across regions and business units. You will report directly to the Head of Trade, Transportation and Logistics.
How you’ll make an impact
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- Define and execute the global sustainability strategy for transport, logistics, and packaging, aligned with corporate ESG and net‑zero ambitions
- Lead CO₂ emissions reporting for logistics activities in line with GHG Protocol standards and corporate targets
- Identify and implement measures to reduce emissions across transportation routes, fleet usage, warehousing, and packaging
- Own global packaging standards and strategy, ensuring safety, quality, cost efficiency, material compliance, and circularity
- Govern packaging regulatory compliance globally, assessing impacts and mitigating risks in close collaboration with Legal and SCM