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Salary Are you looking for a remote role? Would you like to work a four day working week?
Would you like to work for an innovative firm based which offers fully remote, flexible working? Would you like to complete varied Flood Risk projects spanning residential, commercial, renewable energy (including windfarm and solar projects)?
Role: Flood Risk Consultant
Location: Remote!
If you have experience writing Flood Risk assessments and flood consequence assessments and you would like to work on varied projects spanning residential and commercial projects then this is the role for you!
This exciting opportunity will focus on Flood Risk assessments and flood consequence assessments for pre-planning for residential and commercial developments and renewable energy projects spanning battery farms, solar farms and windfarms.
You will join an established team as a Flood Risk Consultant and complete the following;
-Flood Risk Assessments.
-Flood Consequence Assessments.
-Interpret flood modelling results.
-Site visits/site walkovers.
This role offers a competitive salary, substantial benefits package, training courses and career development.
It is essential that applicants have a strong academic background in a relevant discipline including a BSc and/or MSc in Civil Engineering or Hydrology and experience working for a UK based Consultancy or Local Authority completing Flood Risk assessments and flood consequence assessments for planning applications.
A driving licence is also essential to complete site walkovers across the UK.
This is a remote, Home Based role offering a 4 day working week.
If this role is of interest to you or if you are searching for other roles relating to Hydrology/Flood Risk Assessment please do not hesitate to contact Jordanna Morris on (phone number removed) or (phone number removed) or email (url removed). This is a permanent role.
Penguin Recruitment is operating as a Recruitment Agency in respect to this position
Remote working/work at home options are available for this role.
