My Client, a market leading, multidisciplinary Engineering and Environmental Consultancy, is searching for a Senior Flood Risk and Drainage Engineer to join their Drainage Team based in Bristol.
This exciting role will offer candidates the opportunity to join a friendly team of Engineers to complete flood risk, surface water, drainage and infrastructure projects for Residential Development Projects for Housing Developers, Local Authorities, Renewable Energy and Private Sector Clients.
As a Senior Flood Risk and Drainage Engineer you will be required to complete technical work including;
-Flood Risk Assessments for flood zone 1,2 and 3.
-Flood Consequence Assessments.
-Access Road Design.
-Drainage Strategy for Planning Applications and Drainage Design using Microdrainage and Causeway Flow.
-Infrastructure Design.
-Drainage Design using Infodrainage for S104, S106 and S278.
This role offers a competitive salary, substantial benefits package, company benefits and career progression.
It is essential that applicants have a strong BSc and/or MSc in Civil Engineering, Environmental Management, Hydrology or Civil Engineering and experience working for a Consultancy or Local Authority completing drainage strategies, flood risk assessments and drainage design using infodrainage or causeway flow.
It is essential for applicants to reside locally and have a keen interest in Civil Engineering, Flood Risk Assessments or Infrastructure Design.
If this role is of interest to you or if you are searching for other roles relating to Drainage Engineering/Flood Risk Assessment please do not hesitate to contact Jordanna Morris at Penguin Recruitment. We have many more vacancies available on our website. This is a permanent role.
Penguin Recruitment is operating as a Recruitment Agency in respect to this position.
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