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Drainage & Flood Risk Officer Location - Hailsham/ Hybrid Contract Type - Full Time   Contractual Basis – Permanent Hours per week – 37 Car Allowance – Essential Salary - 46,680.36 - 48,623.64 Application Deadline - 16 June 2026 Interview Date - 30 June 2026 Job Summary Can you help us deliver the homes and infrastructure our communities need whilst managing flood risk for the future? Who are we looking for?  The Development Management Team are responsible for the Council’s role as local planning authority, specifically that in relation to planning application, enforcement and related matters. This role is to provide specialist surface water, sustainable drainage and flood risk advice in relation to those matters, and influence, promote and provide technical input to the achievement of sustainable development through the management of surface water and other forms of...

Coastal Engineer Salary : £45,091 - £49,282 per annum Contract Term : Full Time - Permanent Location : Cromer About The Role North Norfolk District Council is responsible for 34 kilometres of the most interesting and attractive coasts in the UK. Whilst our most popular coastal resorts are protected by sea defences, our complex coastal geology exposes other parts of the coast to rapid rates of coastal erosion. Responding to coastal change in such a dynamic coastal environment presents challenges that require both coastal engineering solutions and other coastal adaptation approaches, and the Council has an enviable record of successfully delivering coastal management practices in response to both. We are recruiting an Engineer, who, as part of the Coastal team, will play a leading role in the management of the coast of North Norfolk District in accordance with approved Shoreline Management Plans and relevant policies...

Assistant Coastal Engineer Salary : £34,434 - £38,220 per annum Contract Term : Full Time – Permanent Location : Cromer About The Role North Norfolk District Council is responsible for 34 kilometres of the most interesting and attractive coasts in the UK. Whilst our most popular coastal resorts are protected by sea defences, our complex coastal geology exposes other parts of the coast to rapid rates of coastal erosion. Responding to coastal change in such a dynamic coastal environment presents challenges that require both coastal engineering solutions and other coastal adaptation approaches, and the Council has an enviable record of successfully delivering coastal management practices in response to both. We are recruiting an Assistant Coastal Engineer, who will work alongside the Coastal Engineer and the wider Coastal team, and play a leading role in the management of the coast of North Norfolk District in...