Fcrm Advisor - Farnham, United Kingdom - Environment Agency

Environment Agency

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Farnham, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Description

Number of jobs available- - Region- South East

City/Town
Farnham, Oxford, Reading, Wallingford

Building/Site

Kings Meadow House, Red Kite House, Osney Yard, Goldcrest House

Grade

Staff Grade
Post Type
Permanent

Working Pattern

Full Time

Role Type

Environment & Sustainability, Planning, Programme and Project Management, Risk Management, Geography, Project Delivery

Salary Minimum £37,46

Job description
These roles are key to delivering the Environment Agency's (EA) Flood and Coastal Risk Management (FCRM) function. You will be working on;
Our Planning and/or permitting regulatory workstreams
Engaging members of the public and flood groups to give flood risk advice and guidance
EA and Local Council flood risk management projects, strategies and plans
Hydraulic flood mapping and modelling data

You will be based in one of the EA's Thames area, Partnerships and Strategic Overview (PSO) teams. You will have a designated base location but will also work from home.
We want to be the best employer for equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in the country. We want all our people to;
- have a positive experience about where they work
- value differences and include everyone
- have their views be equally respected and valued
- be themselves without fear of judgement or prejudice

The team
PSO teams have a wide remit in flood risk management. Amongst other things we,
Work with Local Councils, community flood groups, other partners to deliver FCRM outcomes
Are a statutory consultee under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, providing flood risk advice
Regulate Flood Risk Activities under the Environmental Permitting Regulations (England and Wales) 201
Assist the response to flooding and other environmental incidents

Experience/skills required

You will be passionate about the environment and helping to reduce flood risk for local communities. Be organised and self motivated with an efficient, rational approach to workload prioritisation.

You will have experience in one or more of the following fields:

Town and Country Planning Act 1990;
Environmental Permitting Regulations (England and Wales) 2016;
Community Engagement;
Hydraulic modelling/Geographical Information Systems;
Delivery of capital projects/project management.
Contact and additional informationIf you have any questions about the role, please contact Richard Hancock;