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Flood Risk Manager Grade / Salary - MGA - £60,573 to £62,766 with market pay taking the maximum salary to £68,766 We are seeking an experienced Flood Risk Manager to take a leadership role within the highways and sustainable transport team here in Merton. The role is the strategic lead for flood risk across Merton, focused on understanding flood risk, delivering sustainable drainage and natural flood management and supporting climate resilience and community wellbeing. Pivotal to the role is developing and driving partnership working with RMAs to translate the Council’s Local Flood Risk Management Strategy into delivery across highways, planning, parks and public realm. You will need to demonstrate excellent communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills. Reporting to the Head of Sustainable Transport Highways and Climate, you will be a dynamic and motivated individual who has proven experience in flood risk management,...

Flood Risk Engineer Grade/Salary: ME15 £54,267 to £58,461- Full time - Permanent  We are seeking an experienced Flood Risk Engineer within the highways and sustainable transport team here in Merton to support in discharging the Council’s Lead Local Flood Authority duties. The role is focused on understanding flood risk, delivering sustainable drainage and natural flood management and supporting climate resilience and community wellbeing. Alongside this you will be responsible for ensuring that the highways drainage is operational and well maintained. You will need to demonstrate excellent communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills. Reporting to the Flood Risk Manager, you will be a dynamic and motivated individual who has proven experience in flood risk management, ideally within a local authority or large public sector environment. You will have full knowledge and understanding of highways drainage, surface water...

About the job Principal Drainage Engineer Principal Drainage Engineer / Hydrologist | Remote, UK Naturally Compliant  is a forward-thinking environmental and construction consultancy delivering integrated ecological, environmental, and engineering services across the UK.  As we grow our multidisciplinary offer, we are looking for an experienced Principal Drainage Engineer or Hydrologist to lead and develop our water and drainage service line. This is a high-impact, senior role with genuine autonomy and the opportunity to shape a service, build a team, and deliver technically excellent work across a diverse and growing project portfolio. The Role As technical lead for water and drainage, you will take ownership of service delivery across permanent and temporary drainage design, construction phase pollution control, and sustainable water management.  Working closely with our ecology and environmental teams, you will play a key role in...

Deputy Catchment Engineer Job reference: 33417 Salary Minimum: £43,198 Location: Welwyn Garden City Post Type: Full Time, Part Time, Permanent As a Deputy Catchment Engineer, you will play a vital role in supporting the delivery of safe, reliable and resilient engineering across our Operations Management teams. You’ll work closely with Catchment Engineers, Asset Performance teams, Field teams and Operations Managers, contributing to engineering excellence across the Hertfordshire & North London Area. In this role, you will assist with identifying, monitoring and resolving issues on assets that fall below required standards. You will contribute to the management of the Area’s Strategically Important Assets and Statutory Reservoirs providing guidance and support to Asset Performance & Field teams. You will help ensure our asset investment programme is robust, evidence‑based and future‑focused, extending beyond our current...

Team Leader/Subject Matter Expert – Beach Management Career Grade I- J £52,413 to £62,696 per annum (dependent on experience and qualifications) Permanent 37 hours per week We have an exciting new opportunity to join a busy multi-disciplinary coastal and flood engineering team, managing flood and erosion risk on the south coast. Coastal Partners provides a Coastal Risk Management Service to Havant Borough Council, Portsmouth City Council, Gosport Borough Council, Fareham Borough Council and Chichester District Council improving community resilience, and enhancing the natural environment in response to the risks from flooding and coastal erosion. This area includes three major harbours of significant environmental importance and over 246km of coastline.   What you’ll be doing   We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic Team Leader/Subject Matter Expert (TL/SME) to join our Client and Engineering...