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Coastal Process Scientist - Fixed Term Contract - New Forest District Council

New Forest District Council

Southampton

On-site

GBP 31,000 - 40,000

Full time

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Job summary

A local government authority in Southampton is seeking a Coastal Process Scientist on a fixed-term contract until March 31, 2027. This role is crucial for delivering the observatory's coastal monitoring efforts, including conducting topographic surveys and analyzing data to support coastal erosion risk management. The ideal candidate will receive full training in the necessary techniques and tools, along with a competitive salary ranging from £31,161 to £39,469 per annum and various employee benefits.

Benefits

24–27 days annual leave
Local government pension scheme
Employee assistance programme
Flexible working conditions

Qualifications

  • Proven experience in conducting topographic surveys.
  • Ability to process and analyze data effectively.
  • Familiarity with coastal monitoring techniques.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct topographic surveys using RTK GNSS and laser scanning equipment.
  • Process collected data and produce reports to support coastal strategies.
  • Receive full training in coastal surveying methods.

Skills

Topographic surveying
Data analysis
Use of RTK GNSS and laser scanning
Job description
Coastal Process Scientist – Fixed Term Contract

Southampton

£31,161 to £39,469 per annum

The Channel Coastal Observatory are looking for a Coastal Process Scientist (Fixed Term contract, until 31 March 2027) who will perform a key role in delivering the observatory’s coastal monitoring efforts.

Responsibilities
  • Conduct topographic surveys of beaches, dunes, cliffs, and coastal defence structures using RTK GNSS and laser scanner equipment.
  • 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.
  • Full training in coastal surveying using GNSS and laser scanning equipment, and the analysis of topographic data.
Benefits
  • Competitive salary: £31,161 to £39,469 per annum.
  • 24–27 days annual leave (plus bank holidays).
  • Local government pension scheme.
  • Employee assistance programme (free 24‑hour legal, financial and personal advice for employees).
  • Flexible working conditions including flexible working hours.
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