Overview
The workstreams may include:
* Determining groundwater abstraction licensing proposals.
* Providing hydrogeological expertise to work packages on catchment-based water management plans.
* Providing a hydrogeological service to various internal teams.
* Responding to external customer enquiries for hydrogeological data and information.
The role will be based in either our Ipswich or Norwich office. In addition, you will work with colleagues in other Areas of the Environment Agency. Office attendance, occasional external meetings, training and site visits will be required on a business need basis. This is your chance to make a real difference in a region where groundwater is essential to both people and the environment. You\'ll work alongside passionate professionals, contribute to nationally significant work, and help shape the future of water resource management in East Anglia.
Responsibilities
* Deliver the activities described in the workstreams above and collaborate with colleagues across the organisation to support groundwater resources planning and management.
* Contribute to groundwater-related data provision and information requests from internal teams and external customers.
* Take part in incident response as part of the role, with training and alternative working arrangements provided to support this duty. An incident role may attract additional payment.
Qualifications
* Beat least a degree level (or equivalent) in a Geoscience related discipline and have proven knowledge/experience of:
* Hydrogeology
* Groundwater chemistry
* Geotechnical engineering
Full UK driving license (Eligibility for lease cars is based on the role. Internal candidates ensure you check the lease car policy and consider its impact before applying).
Desirable
* Ability to analyse technical information.
* Good organisational skills/discipline and the ability to plan, track, deliver and evaluate work, meeting relevant standards and timescales.
* The ability to work collaboratively with others and influence workstreams to ensure water quality outcomes are secured.
* Ability to effectively work in a dispersed team.
* Knowledge of water quality planning, and an understanding of the water industry and the price review process.
* We are seeking a positive and motivated self-starter, with a willingness to learn and the ability to work alongside others. Your support will be key to delivering a wealth of positive environment outcomes across each area.
Benefits
* A salary up to £34,320 per annum.
* A generous pension scheme of 19%.
* Overtime opportunities through standby and incident pay.
* 25 days holiday + 8 bank holidays for full-time employees.
* Two additional days for paid environmental outcomes giving you the opportunity to take part in community activities.
* Great career opportunities.
* Maternity, paternity, and adoption leave scheme.
* Options for flexible and/or part-time working may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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