Position Overview & Specifications
Number of jobs available
1
Region
East Midlands
City/Town
Nottingham
Building/Site
Trentside Offices
Grade
Staff Grade 4
Post Type
Permanent
Working Pattern
Full Time
Role Type
Environment & Sustainability, Operational Delivery
Salary Minimum
£29,706
Job description
We need you to help us to investigate, regulate and improve the water environment in the East Midlands Area. Your role will be to analyse, interpret and report on hydrology data for internal and external customers. The work at Area will focus on Low Flows Hydrology. Your work will include producing hydrological and water situation reports, quality assurance of river flow data and technical assessments of the impact of water abstractions on river flows. These assessments include Water Framework Directive Investigations, Catchment Abstraction Management Strategies, and determining water resources abstraction and impoundment licences. You’ll work closely with your Hydrology team members and also with internal and external customers and partners.
Your work will make a real difference to the environment and contribute to our EA2025 plan including incident response, understanding the state of the water environment, and providing evidence to drive regulation of the water industry, business and agricultural sectors. You will also have exciting opportunities to grow with our wider ambitions around natural capital, plastic waste, carbon reduction and biodiversity net gain. Join us as a Hydrologist and you’ll play an important role in ensuring that future generations inherit a cleaner, healthier environment.
Incident response remains a top priority for the Environment Agency. You will be required to have an incident role and make yourself available to respond to incidents or provide business continuity support during an incident. This may attract an additional payment and full training and alternative working arrangements will be available to support you with your incident role. The team The Team provides technical expertise and advice on a range of water resource management projects including no deterioration of watercourses under the Water Framework Directive, Catchment Abstraction Management Strategies, the Water Industry National Environment Programme, water company water resource management plans, drought plans and determining water resources licences. Experience/skills required You’ll have a degree (or equivalent relevant experience) in a subject related to hydrology such as geography, environmental sciences or geology. You’ll have a good understanding of hydrology concepts, data and techniques. Alongside this you’ll have experience of the analysis and interpretation of environmental data and information to inform decision making and problem solving. You’ll be expected to be proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word along with ArcGIS. As a good communicator you will be able to convey information and ideas easily to a range of audiences. You will deliver work to high standards and be able to prioritise and organise tasks to meet targets and deadlines. Contact and additional information Dr. M. Asghar
Mobile: 07801348963
Email: mohammed.asghar@environment-agency.gov.uk
Paul Clark
Mobile: 07799133125
Email: paul.a.clark@environment-agency.gov.uk
Your work will make a real difference to the environment and contribute to our EA2025 plan including incident response, understanding the state of the water environment, and providing evidence to drive regulation of the water industry, business and agricultural sectors. You will also have exciting opportunities to grow with our wider ambitions around natural capital, plastic waste, carbon reduction and biodiversity net gain. Join us as a Hydrologist and you’ll play an important role in ensuring that future generations inherit a cleaner, healthier environment.
Incident response remains a top priority for the Environment Agency. You will be required to have an incident role and make yourself available to respond to incidents or provide business continuity support during an incident. This may attract an additional payment and full training and alternative working arrangements will be available to support you with your incident role. The team The Team provides technical expertise and advice on a range of water resource management projects including no deterioration of watercourses under the Water Framework Directive, Catchment Abstraction Management Strategies, the Water Industry National Environment Programme, water company water resource management plans, drought plans and determining water resources licences. Experience/skills required You’ll have a degree (or equivalent relevant experience) in a subject related to hydrology such as geography, environmental sciences or geology. You’ll have a good understanding of hydrology concepts, data and techniques. Alongside this you’ll have experience of the analysis and interpretation of environmental data and information to inform decision making and problem solving. You’ll be expected to be proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word along with ArcGIS. As a good communicator you will be able to convey information and ideas easily to a range of audiences. You will deliver work to high standards and be able to prioritise and organise tasks to meet targets and deadlines. Contact and additional information Dr. M. Asghar
Mobile: 07801348963
Email: mohammed.asghar@environment-agency.gov.uk
Paul Clark
Mobile: 07799133125
Email: paul.a.clark@environment-agency.gov.uk