EPR Executive

Role & responsibilities

• Staying up to date: Keeping informed of changes in EPR regulations, industry developments, and best practices.
• Supporting clients: Helping clients implement EPR frameworks and comply with e-waste, battery, plastics, tyres, end-of-life, and updates as and when.
• Providing guidance: Advising clients on EPR compliance as above
• Managing data: Maintaining a repository of data and accessing/maintaining all the EPR portals as crafted by the central pollution control board (CPCB).
• Preparing reports: Creating and maintaining documents, files, presentations, and certificates related to EPR credits.
• EPR credits sales: Assisting sales and operations team in fetching best prices of EPR credits from the producers and also gathering market intelligence of the recyclers, refurbishes, producers and other relevant stakeholders.
• Analyzing data: Analyzing data and trends to identify areas for improvement including procurement prices, sale price, down-stream vendors management, documentation, secondary materials mass-balance report (MBR), daily production report (DPR), reports for TNPCB and CPCB, etc.
• Collaborating: Working with cross-functional teams to implement improvements and also with the external stakeholders such as government, academicians, etc.
• Communicating: Communicating with clients, stakeholders, and internal teams
• Following procedures: Following the organization's standard operating procedures.
• Reporting: Reporting progress and compliance issues to managers.