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Flood & Water Manager   Contract: Permanent – Full Time Salary : £56,912 - £62,618 per annum Location : Norwich   We are a well-run and well-managed Council with a strong, supportive and cohesive leadership. All of our colleagues, across the whole County Council, are amazing, and contribute to achieving our vision for Norfolk. Managing flood risk is critical in Norfolk, where the County Council is committed to protecting communities and infrastructure from the impacts of surface water flooding and water-related challenges. We are seeking an experienced professional to lead the Flood & Water Management Team, ensuring Norfolk fulfils its statutory duties as Lead Local Flood Authority. This role gives you the opportunity to develop and deliver the local flood risk management strategy, coordinating the partnership work of Risk Management Authorities, and influencing policy at local, regional, and national levels....

Technical Advisor – Flood and Coastal Risk Management Higher Professional Technical Officer (HPTO) x 2 Actual starting salary - £37,111 Salary range or pay band   - HEO £37,111 to £45,378 Location (s) - Pan Wales Work pattern - Full time (applications are welcome from people who work part time, as part of a job share or who work full time) Join Us in Protecting Communities and Shaping Resilient Futures As a technical expert within the Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) Branch, you’ll play a vital role in reducing the flood risk to communities across Wales. The FCERM Branch sits at the heart of the Coal Tips, Water and Flood Division, driving innovative solutions to manage flood and coastal risks. A cornerstone of our work is delivering the £77 million annual FCERM Programme—a transformative investment that strengthens infrastructure, enhances resilience, and...

Coastal Process Scientist - Fixed Term Contract £31161 to £39469 Per annum Southampton The Channel Coastal Observatory are looking for a Coastal Process Scientist (Fixed Term contract - Fixed term, until 31 March 2027) who will perform a key role in delivering the observatory’s coastal monitoring efforts.   Your main functions will be to conduct topographic surveys of beaches, dunes, cliffs, and coastal defence structures using RTK GNSS and laser scanner equipment. You will also process the data you collect, perform a variety of synthesising analyses and produce reports in support of the Environment Agency’s Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) Strategy.   For this role we offer a competitive salary, benefits including 24-27 days annual leave (plus bank holidays), local government pension scheme,...