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A specialist recruitment agency is seeking an Assistant Flood Risk and Drainage Engineer to join a team in Edinburgh, UK. The role involves conducting flood risk assessments, drainage strategies, and working on hydraulic modeling for various projects across England and Scotland. The ideal candidate has a strong academic background in Civil Engineering or Hydrology and relevant experience in the field. This position offers a competitive salary and substantial benefits package.
My client, a specialist UK based Engineering Consultancy which specialises in Drainage, Civil and Structural Engineering, is searching for an Assistant Flood Risk and Drainage Engineer to join an established team of Flood Risk and Drainage specialists based in Edinburgh.
It is essential that applicants have a strong academic background in a relevant discipline including a BSc and/or MSc in Civil Engineering or Hydrology and experience working for a UK based Consultancy or Local Authority completing Flood Risk Assessments, Flood Risk Reports, Drainage Strategies and Drainage Design using Civils 3D, Infodrainage or Causeway Flow.
It is also beneficial for applicants to reside locally as you will be required in the office.
This exciting role will offer candidates the opportunity to join a team of experienced Engineers to work on varied Flood Risk, Hydraulic Modelling, Flood Estimation and Drainage Projects for Residential, Commercial and mixed-use developments across the England and Scotland for Private Sector Clients, Housing Developers and Local Authorities.
This role offers a competitive salary, substantial benefits package, training courses and career development.
If this role is of interest to you or if you are searching for other roles relating to Hydrology/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.