FCC Medio Ambiente
Fernando Caamaño de Aramburu is currently the Head of Human Resources at FCC Medio Ambiente for the Delegación Noroeste region. With extensive experience in human resources management, Fernando has previously held roles as the Human Resources Director at Flightcare and Manager International Human Resources at Flightcare, where Fernando provided leadership, consultation, and advice on various HR functions. Fernando also has experience in international relations and operations, having worked at companies like Congreso de los Diputados and Gonzalez Gaggero SL. Fernando holds a diverse educational background in law and talent management.
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FCC Medio Ambiente
FCC Environment is a world leader in environmental services, operating since 1911. At present, it provides municipal services throughout Spain and other countries in Europe and America, through: FCC Medio Ambiente (Spain), FCC Environment Portugal, FCC Ámbito, FCC Environment (UK), FCC Environment (CEE) and FCC Environmental Services (USA). It currently provides environmental services to almost 60 million people in around 5,000 municipalities in 12 countries. It has more than a century of experience and this is demonstrated by the variety of services provided: collection, treatment, recycling, energy recovery and disposal of solid urban waste; cleaning of public roads; maintenance of sewage networks; maintenance and conservation of green areas; maintenance and cleaning of buildings and installations; treatment and disposal of industrial waste; and recovery of contaminated soil. FCC Environment is structured through 5 divisions: Spain and Portugal, Ámbito (industrial waste), United Kingdom, Central and Eastern Europe and the United States. FCC Environment is committed to technological innovation in order to improve the well-being of citizens and to make cities increasingly sustainable. We have the most advanced fleet of vehicles in the world, equipped with the most innovative systems: more of 16,000 vehicles out of which 2,126 units are equipped with a sustainable propulsion system that includes electric, hybrid and natural gas engines.