RES Environmental Ltd
Hydraulic Modeller

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Job Description
Hydraulic Modeller
Permanent full-time (37.5 hours)
Competitive Salary Plus Benefits
Come and join a business where you will have the opportunity to grow a team in an environment where success relies on nurturing a motivated and enthusiastic workforce, and employee contribution is valued and rewarded.
To support the delivery of predominantly wastewater and integrated hydraulic modelling projects. The role will include:
- Planning and supervising various surveys
- Managing site visits - walkovers, investigations, observing survey contractors
- Building hydraulic models
- Verification of hydraulic models
- Introduction to project scoping
- Introduction to modelling solutions
- Analysing results using a variety of software packages including excel and
- Generating plans using Mapinfo.
- Report writing
- Engaging with clients either on the phone, email, or via attendance at meetings with more senior members of staff
- Supervising and checking the work of graduate/assistant modellers.
- Preparation of risk assessments
- Assist in the development of in-house training modules
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Qualifications
- Relevant degree or other qualification supplemented by appropriate experience
- 3 years practical experience in the wastewater hydraulic modelling field
- 2-3 years ICM 1D experience with some 2D experience
- Member of appropriate professional body.
What can we offer you?
- Flexible working
- A clear and structured career and CPD progression route with support to gain CIWEM Chartership
- Very strong staff retention rates and a genuine feeling of
team, offering an inclusive, accepting and supportive environment and a commitment to staff health and wellbeing. - A workplace culture that encourages team building, social activities, and charitable events
- Bright open-plan offices – in the heart of Sheffield and on the edge of Exeter – both giving access to good transport links, local amenities, and lunchtime walking routes.
- Company benefits: 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays, Westfield Health Scheme, Death in Service cover, and Contributary Pension Scheme.
- Free parking and on-site secure bike storage.


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