8 Flood Management jobs

Journal of Flood Risk Management invites applications for Associate Editor The Board of Editors of the Journal of Flood Risk Management (JFRM) is inviting applications for; Role: Associate Editor                Reports to: Editor in Chief                                                Location: Global, working remotely                         Contract: Standard Associate Editor contract, renewed annually after initial term Remuneration: Although the post is voluntary there is a small honorarium paid annually About the journal...

Location: Flexible Grade & Salary: G4, £26,474 rising to £30,086 over three years Post numbers: 202997, 200268 Type of contract: Permanent Work pattern: 37 hours a week, Monday to Friday Closing date: 5 June 2022 Benefits : Civil Service pension, 28 days annual leave, rising to 33 days over 5 years, flexible working options, occupational health including counselling and advisory services and eye care and salary sacrifice schemes Role Purpose This is an exciting opportunity to join a team that manages and maintains Flood Risk Management Plans that are used to reduce flooding to communities across the Upper Severn and Vyrnwy catchments  We are looking for suitably qualified individuals to support the production of maintenance and improvement programmes for flood risk management assets. These assets vary from coastal and tidal defences, river side flood walls and embankments to sluices, penstocks and pumping stations....

Location: North Powys with office locations at Buckley and Welshpool Grade & Salary: G5, £31,490 rising to £34,902 over three years Post numbers: 200265 Type of contract: Permanent Work pattern: 37 hours a week, Monday to Friday   Closing date: 5 June 2022 Benefits : Civil Service pension, 28 days annual leave, rising to 33 days over 5 years, flexible working options, occupational health including counselling and advisory services and eye care and salary sacrifice schemes Role Purpose This is an exciting opportunity to join a team that manages and maintains Flood Risk Management Plans that are used to reduce flooding to communities across the Upper Severn and Vyrnwy catchments  We are looking for suitably qualified individuals to support the production of maintenance and improvement programmes for flood risk management assets. These assets vary from coastal and tidal defences, river side flood walls and...

Salary £30,485 - £34,693 per annum Permanent Full Time 37 hours per week Maidstone, Kent Closing Date: 30 May 2022 Kent faces a significant risk of flooding, which disrupts lives and the economy, this risk is increasing due to climate change. Kent County Council is committed to reducing flood risk and mitigating the impacts of climate change to improve outcomes for residents, businesses, and the environment in Kent. The Flood and Water Management team works leads on the management of local flood risks, flooding from surface water, groundwater and ordinary watercourses. Through our Local Flood Risk Management Strategy, we have an ambitious programme to deliver projects that understand and manage the these flood risks, enhance the resilience of local communities and improve the local environment. Our projects include understanding and quantifying the risks of flooding, assessing the options to manage them and the benefits these provide to delivering...

East Suffolk Council, Melton, Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth, and Cromer Senior Technical Funding Officer (Lowestoft Flood Risk Management Project) £32,798 - £36,371 per annum (pro rata) 37 hours per week Fixed term until August 2024 Closing date: 1pm, 20 May 2022 Reference: 4934 Coastal Partnership East brings together coastal expertise across three local authorities to build expertise, capacity and resilience and meet the challenges and opportunities of working on the coast. We have a great track record for delivery and are considered national exemplars for coastal work. We are innovative in our approaches and form strong collaborative ways of working with our communities and partners. This post offers opportunity to join our multi-skilled funding team at an exciting time. Coastal Partnership East (CPE) brings together the coastal management expertise from three local authorities into a single team. East Suffolk Council, Great...

Description: Overview Join the Strategic Flood Management Team as a Lead Flood Programme Manager which is part of the Planning and Environment Service within the Planning, Growth and Sustainability Directorate. About us We are a team of fifteen who are enthusiastic and passionate about delivering the statutory responsibilities of managing local flood risk in BC’s role as the Lead Local Flood Authority. We are responsible for the delivery of a number of flood management projects and developing new projects for future programmes. These projects cover a wide range of options from more engineered solutions such as culvert replacement through to catchment options of Natural Flood Management measures and property flood resilience options or temporary defences within the community. We also help to guide the flood management approach on large infrastructure projects. About the role Are you keen to have responsibility for managing projects and delivering the...

Sustainable Drainage Systems Officer Job Number: HCC17261 Location: Hertfordshire with flexible remote working arrangements Directorate: Environment & Infrastructure Salary Range: £28,226 per Annum up to £35,336 per annum( Depending on Experience ) plus £3000 annual  Market forces payment  and one off £3000 Welcome Payment Hours: 37 per week Contract: Permanent   Diversity: We are an inclusive employer and value a diverse workforce   Multiple vacancies available. We are actively recruiting, and will review your application on receipt.   About us. The flood risk team at Hertfordshire County Council have an undisputedly great aim – we want to support responsible and sustainable growth across the county by ensuring flooding is mitigated and managed. From small warehouses through to residential developments, we must manage the conflicting challenges of climate change, and the...

Flood and Water Project Manager £34,373 - £40,455 per annum (pro rata if part time) 37 hours per week (part time working may be considered for this role) Permanent Ref: 3615   We are committed to flexible working.   Suffolk County Council is looking for a  Flood and Water Project Manager.   We can offer you the opportunity to join an enthusiastic, dedicated team committed to reducing flood risk and supporting the Council’s priority to protect and enhance the environment.   If you don’t currently have all the relevant skills and experience but can evidence the desire and ability to progress, we will fully support your training needs and career development.   Do you have: the ability to apply well developed project management skills to a number of concurrent workstreams? the enthusiasm and drive to lead a team that works successfully with communities, technical...