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Senior Flood Risk Consultant

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Fully Remote (UK) GBP45,000 : GBP55,000+ Permanent
A growing specialist consultancy is looking to appoint a Senior Flood Risk Consultant to join its expanding team. The role would suit an experienced flood risk professional looking to take on greater responsibility across a varied range of projects.
You will work on a mixture of flood risk, drainage and water-related projects, providing technical advice to clients and supporting projects from initial feasibility through to planning and delivery.
The Role
- Preparing Flood Risk Assessments and technical reports.
- Assessing flood risk and interpreting data from relevant authorities.
- Supporting flood risk and drainage strategies for development projects.
- Undertaking and reviewing flood risk assessments and modelling where required.
- Liaising with clients, local authorities, regulators and other stakeholders.
- Managing projects and supporting junior members of the team.
- Providing technical input into planning and development proposals.
- Contributing to fee proposals and business development.
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About You
- 5+ years experience within flood risk, hydrology, drainage or a related discipline.
- Strong understanding of UK flood risk and planning requirements.
- Experience producing technical reports and assessments.
- Good analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Experience with GIS software such as ArcGIS or QGIS.
- Hydraulic modelling or drainage experience would be beneficial.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to manage projects independently.
- Chartered or working towards chartership is desirable but not essential.


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What's on Offer
- GBP45,000 : GBP55,000+ salary, depending on experience.
- Fully remote and flexible working.
- Professional development and chartership support.
- Varied UK-wide projects.
- Clear progression opportunities.
- Supportive, specialist consultancy environment.
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