Change, Communications and Engagement Lead

London, UK (On-site)

Salary Not AvailableSenior LevelFull time

Posted 2 hrs ago

Job Summary

You will own and drive change communications and employee engagement for the ERF transition, partnering with leaders and HR to ensure readiness, alignment and clear, compassionate messaging.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Change Strategy: Develop and deliver a change, communications and engagement strategy, creating a clear and compelling narrative about the ERF transition and its importance to LondonEnergy.
  • Communications Planning: Plan and deliver timely, accurate and engaging communications aligned with programme milestones, workforce impacts and organisational priorities.
  • Employee Engagement: Organise workshops, focus groups, roadshows, listening sessions and employee forums, ensuring colleagues have opportunities to ask questions, share feedback and contribute to the transition.
  • Leadership Support: Equip leaders and managers with briefings, presentations, FAQs and communication toolkits, helping them explain changes clearly, consistently and empathetically.
  • Consultation & Employee Relations: Work with HR to support employee communications and engagement relating to consultation, including constructive engagement with recognised Trade Union representatives and employee forums.
  • Change Readiness: Monitor employee understanding, feedback and sentiment, identify potential barriers to change, and recommend targeted actions to improve workforce readiness.
  • Stakeholder Management & Reporting: Collaborate with programme leads and the Communications Manager to align messaging, track engagement, report progress and risks, and continuously improve communications activity.

Requirements

  • Significant experience leading communications, employee engagement or organisational change within a complex organisation or programme, including supporting a major transformation or transition.
  • Strategic Communications: Proven experience developing and delivering change, communications and engagement strategies, with the ability to create a compelling case for change for different audiences.
  • Communication Skills: Excellent written, verbal and presentation skills, with the ability to turn complex information into clear, accessible and engaging messages.
  • Engagement & Facilitation: Experience designing and facilitating workshops, briefings, listening sessions or other employee engagement activities, and using feedback to inform decisions and improvements.
  • Leadership & Stakeholder Management: Experience working with senior leaders and supporting managers to communicate change effectively, with strong influencing and relationship-building skills.
  • Planning & Personal Effectiveness: Strong organisational and project-management skills, sound judgement, and the ability to manage competing priorities and communicate sensitively during periods of uncertainty.
  • Relevant Experience: Significant experience leading communications, employee engagement or organisational change within a complex organisation or programme, including supporting a major transformation or transition.

Preferred

  • A recognised change management, communications or engagement qualification, or equivalent professional experience, is desirable. Experience in operational, industrial, energy, utilities, infrastructure, engineering or construction environments, employee consultation, unionised workplaces or major capital programmes would also be beneficial.

Benefits

  • Private Medical & Life Insurance
  • Company Pension Scheme
  • Annual Leave Package
  • Employee Recognition Scheme
  • Access to Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
  • + Many more benefits
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LondonEnergy has been serving the community since 1971, turning waste into opportunity. We reuse, recycle, and generate energy from waste, driving a more sustainable future for everyone we serve.At our energy plant, we transform household waste into enough electricity to power 80,000 homes every year. Our reuse and recycling centres achieve an impressive 70% recycling rate, recovering valuable resources and putting them back to good use

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Change, Communications and Engagement Lead

LondonEnergy · London, UK · On-site