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Deputy Manager - Environment

Adani Group·📍 Korba, Chhattisgarh, India

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This role is responsible to oversee and conduct comprehensive ecological surveys, focusing on the monitoring and analysis of terrestrial flora and fauna within the vicinity of power station. This position is responsible for driving ecological data interpretation, coordinating green zone development, and leading initiatives in digitization and automation to enhance operational efficiency and environmental conservation efforts. The role also involves active participation in plant-level functions, emphasizing the importance of ecological knowledge in fostering a culture of sustainability and innovation within the organization.
Source: Adani Group | Job ID: 56710

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  • Posted 17 Aug 2026

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