Duties
Determining the root cause of failures affecting water and hydrological cases, incorporating flooding, drainage and water ingress. This will include flooding from rivers, the sea, surface water and groundwater, faults in foul and surface water drainage systems, failure of infrastructure such as pumping stations, reservoirs and canals, and the effect that new developments have on flood risk to neighbouring properties. Your work commences with a physical investigation, you will speak with witnesses, and gather information that enables you to determine what occurred and what the root cause was. You will then prepare a report that sets out your findings, which must be comprehensible to people without a technical background and able to stand scrutiny during claims settlement and legal proceedings.
Company Profile
A global leader in forensic investigations for the built environment. They are engaged by legal firms, insurers, loss adjusters, government agencies and client organisations. They identify the root cause of failures and defects, and their findings are routinely used to resolve litigation and inform improvements in policy, design and construction practice. The company is an admired employer; terms and conditions of employment are generous, investment in staff is high. They work in a high‑margin sector providing constant demand throughout economic cycles.
Your Profile
A chartered civil engineer (or equivalent) with at least eight years’ experience. This should have covered topics such as hydraulic modelling, catchment analysis, flood investigation, drainage and flood risk. You should be a lateral thinker with a talent for problem solving. In addition, you will be a good communicator and capable of producing accurate well‑written reports.
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