3 Flood Risk Management jobs

Flood and Water Project Officer Job Number: HCC21029 Directorate: Environment and Transport Location: Hertford
 Team: Strategy Investigations & Projects
 Starting Salary: £28,226.00 with the opportunity to progress to a maximum of £30,984.00 ( +£3,000 Market Enhancement)
 Hours: 37 Job Number: HCC21029 Directorate: Environment and Transport Location: Hertford Team: Strategy Investigations & Projects Starting Salary: £28,226.00 with the opportunity to progress to a maximum of £30,984.00 ( +£3,000 Market Enhancement) Hours: 37 Contract: Permanent A relocation package is available (up to £6,000)   A great opportunity in an area of work that is rewarding and has lots of variety   Combine your interest in problem solving with your relevant experience or academic training to help the flood risk management team have an impact across Hertfordshire....

Flood Risk & Drainage Engineer   Employer:   Bracknell Forest Council Salary:   £35,336 - £40,578 FTE p/a plus £637 London Weighting plus £5,635 welcome payment subject to conditions Location:  Time Square, Bracknell Contract:  Permanent Working Pattern:  Flexible Hours/Full Time   Hours:   37 hours per week. Office Hours, Flexitime, Home Flex. DBS Check:   No   Closing Date:  19 November at 23:55   We make a difference to the environment we live in. Come and help us manage our blue infrastructure. Do you enjoy working in a committed environment looking to improve the resilience of our highway network in the face of a changing climate? Do you want to work within an expanding team of specialists, working collaboratively to deliver the right drainage and flood risk solutions? If yes, then this is a great opportunity to...

Flood Risk Manager Brighton and Hove £41,591 - £44,624 Permanent – Fulltime Job reference: orbis/TP/174966/27068 Job introduction We are looking to recruit a Flood Risk manager to ensure that Brighton and Hove City Council meet their statutory responsibilities as a Lead Local Flood Authority, as defined by the Floods and Water Act 2010. You will have responsibility for the strategic management, improvement and development of the city’s flood risk activities and assets. The role will include managing the flood risk team. About the role To have responsibility for the strategic management and ongoing improvement of our flood risk management strategies and plans, developing and improving our existing flood risk management strategies structures. The role will require working with other divisions within the council to achieve a wholistic approach to sustainable flood risk management. The role will expect the candidate to...