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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in hydrology and hydrogeology assessments, including environmental impact assessments (EIA) and technical documentation preparation. Proficient in managing multidisciplinary project teams and ensuring compliance with UK and Irish water-related legislation and planning policies.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Hydrology And Hydrogeology AssessmentsEnvironmental Impact Assessment (EIA)GIS (ArcPro) For Spatial AnalysisFlood Risk Assessments (FRA)Regulatory Compliance
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Hard Skills
HydrologyHydrogeologyEnvironmental Impact Assessment (EIA)Flood Risk Assessment (FRA)Data InterpretationTechnical Report WritingWater Quality MonitoringWater Framework Directive AssessmentsPeak Flow EstimationHydraulic Modelling
Soft Skills
Excellent Report Writing SkillsAbility To Manage Tasks IndependentlyCollaboration With Multidisciplinary Teams
Tools & Technologies
GIS (ArcPro)MS Office SuiteSharePoint
Industry Keywords
Water-Related LegislationPlanning PolicyEnvironmental ComplianceRenewable Energy ProjectsOnshore WindElectricity Transmission InfrastructureSolarHydrogen
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Deliver hydrology and hydrogeology assessments, reports, and technical appendices for planning, permitting, and environmental compliance
- Identify and assess water-related impacts and risks for renewable energy and infrastructure projects
- Produce regulator-ready technical documentation supporting client and stakeholder decision-making
- Apply technical review and quality assurance processes to ensure accuracy, consistency, and legal and guidance compliance
- Collaborate with ecologists, hydrogeologists, engineers, and environmental specialists to integrate water environment considerations into project design
- Manage technical tasks, meet project deadlines, and maintain high-quality standards
- Write hydrology and hydrogeology EIA chapters and associated technical appendices
- Prepare GWDTE risk assessments, private water supply risk assessments, watercourse crossing inventories, water quality monitoring reports, and Water Framework Directive assessments
- Support scoping and baseline data collection for surface water and groundwater
- Liaise with multidisciplinary project teams to integrate water considerations into project design
- Prepare documentation for planning and permitting processes
Requirements
What you’ll need- Degree in hydrology or a related discipline
- Excellent report writing skills
- Experience delivering hydrology and hydrogeology environmental impact assessment (EIA) chapters and associated technical studies
- Familiarity with UK-wide (Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland) and Irish water-related legislation, planning policy, local authority planning policy and guidance, and regulatory requirements
- Demonstrated experience in renewables projects, including onshore wind, electricity transmission infrastructure, solar, and hydrogen
- Knowledge of planning and environmental requirements
- Strong data interpretation skills
- Ability to manage tasks independently and work on multiple projects simultaneously
- Experience writing flood risk assessments (FRA), including peak flow estimation using appropriate UK methodologies and hydraulic modelling
- Experience using GIS (ArcPro) for spatial analysis, mapping, and surface water modelling
- Proficiency with MS Office Suite and SharePoint
Benefits
Comp & perks- Global collaboration opportunities
- Opportunity to contribute to complex sustainability projects
- Work on global renewable energy and infrastructure projects