The Plastics Pipe Institute (PPI) has announced the creation of a Director of Sustainability & Advocacy position, a move that underscores the organization's dedication to promoting sustainable and resilient plastic pipe systems. This role is pivotal in advancing the PPI's mission, focusing on sustainability, resiliency, and government advocacy to foster better infrastructure systems for the future.
David M. Fink, PPI president, highlighted the importance of this new position in driving positive change within the industry. The Director will lead the PPI Sustainability Committee, develop messaging around the benefits of plastic pipes, and manage digital content to promote these advantages. Additionally, the role involves significant government advocacy work, including lobbying and policy development, to ensure plastic pipes are considered in future infrastructure projects.
The flexibility of the position, allowing for remote work or based at the Dallas-area headquarters, is designed to attract a broad range of qualified candidates. Requirements include a four-year degree in relevant fields and three to five years of experience, with a preference for those familiar with Life Cycle Assessments and Environmental Product Declarations.
This initiative reflects the plastic pipe industry's proactive stance on sustainability and regulatory engagement. By establishing this role, PPI aims to align industry practices with global sustainability goals, ensuring plastic pipe systems remain integral to modern infrastructure. More details about the position can be found on the PPI website at https://plasticpipe.org/PPI-Home/About/Employment-Opportunities.aspx.
The creation of the Director of Sustainability & Advocacy position is a clear indicator of the plastic pipe industry's commitment to addressing environmental challenges and influencing policy. This strategic move not only enhances the industry's sustainability efforts but also positions it as a key player in the global push for resilient and sustainable infrastructure solutions.
