The Circular Economy in West Wales
The circular economy in Wales is valued at an estimated £2 billion, with potential to create 30,000 jobs by 2030.
As Wales continues to lead the way in sustainability, the circular economy is transforming industries, providing opportunities across recycling, resource management, and innovative green technologies.
At CWM Environmental, we’re proud to be part of this revolution. We offer diverse roles that not only support environmental goals but also foster personal growth in one of Wales’ most forward-thinking sectors. Whether it’s through waste management, renewable energy, or eco-focused business development, CWM provides pathways into exciting and impactful careers, helping you contribute to a more sustainable future.
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What is the circle economy?
At CWM Environmental, we are committed to promoting sustainable practices and embracing the principles of the circular economy. Based in Carmarthenshire, Wales, we are leading the way with innovative initiatives that prioritise resource efficiency and waste reduction.
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Latest CWM news
Stay up-to-date with the latest news at CWM Environmental as we lead the way in sustainability across South Wales. From exciting new recycling initiatives to community projects at Canolfan Eto, our content hub has all the details.
CWM Career profiles
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Eto Team Leader
Emma-Jane Hackett
As Team Leader at Canolfan Eto, I oversee the daily operations of our reuse village and repair shop, making sure everything runs efficiently and safely. From coordinating staff and managing stock to promoting the Eto brand and ethos, I take pride in supporting a team that turns waste into new opportunities. With a strong background in customer service and a personal passion for sustainability, I’ve found a role that allows me to live my values every day.
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Eto Paint and Up-Cycling Technician
Martin Holt
Our Eto Paint and Up-cycling Technician plays a hands-on role in bringing circular economy principles to life. By re-blending leftover paint and transforming donated furniture, they show how reuse and up-cycling can reduce waste and create high-quality, affordable products for the community. Their work helps extend the life of valuable materials, supporting both environmental sustainability and a more resourceful local economy.
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Circular Economy Education and Events Coordinator
Nick Thomas
Our Circular Economy Education & Events Coordinator plays a key role in connecting communities, schools, and organisations with the practical power of sustainability. Through engaging workshops, impactful events, and creative campaigns, they help people of all ages understand how circular economy principles like reuse, repair, and regeneration can shape a healthier planet and a more resilient local economy.
Careers at CWM
Careers at CWM Environmental offer a diverse range of opportunities within the thriving circular economy. From sustainability-driven roles in recycling and resource management to technical positions in engineering and IT systems, CWM provides a dynamic environment where innovation and environmental responsibility go hand in hand. With a focus on professional growth, we empower our employees to make a tangible impact on sustainability while advancing their careers.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your expertise to the next level, CWM offers a collaborative, forward-thinking workplace with competitive salaries and the chance to be part of a company that’s shaping the future of the circular economy in Wales.
