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Environment Agency

We work to create better places for people and wildlife, and support sustainable development.

EA is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs.

We employ around 10,600 people throughout England in a variety of roles including:

  • scientists
  • geologists
  • engineers
  • project managers
  • planners
  • hydrologists
  • environment officers
  • graduates
  • nuclear assessors
  • policy advisors
  • enforcement officers
  • senior managers
  • support staff

What we offer you

There are a range of benefits available when you work with us.

Pay and pension

We offer:

  • a competitive salary
  • a generous career average pension scheme

Enhanced benefits

These include:

  • holiday allowance related to grade and length of service, rising from 25 or 27 days to 30 days per year, plus 8 statutory public and bank holidays (pro-rata for part-time employees)
  • maternity, paternity and adoption leave scheme
  • leave for examinations, approved studies, public duties, special or reserve forces, environmental work, trade union representatives and health and safety representatives
  • a range of flexible working options, including flexi-time - these depend on business needs, but our aim is to help you achieve a positive work-life balance

Health and wellbeing

We offer:

  • occupational health benefits, including counselling and advisory service, eye care service and access to Help (our employee assistance service)
  • interest free loans for season tickets and/or bicycles and safety equipment
  • childcare vouchers scheme
  • subsidised sports and social clubs
  • many other rewards, including shopping, leisure, fitness, finance and travel benefits and discounts
12 Nov, 2024
Part time
Regional Flood and Coastal Committee Member
Environment Agency Hybrid (United Kingdom)
Regional Flood and Coastal Committee Member   Salary: Voluntary Location: National Post Type/ Working Pattern: 4 Year Term, Part Time About us Regional Flood and Coastal Committees (RFCCs) are independent bodies who play a vital role in reducing the risk of flooding and coastal erosion and its impact on communities across England. We work closely with the Environment Agency as it helps people and wildlife adapt to climate change and reduces its impacts, including flooding, drought, sea level rise and coastal erosion. We are looking for new independent members to join us as we carry out this important work. Your role with us By volunteering as an independent member of your local Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (RFCC), you’ll help us manage flood and coastal risk in communities across your area You will give a voice to local communities, helping them to become more resilient and able to adapt to the challenges...