Principal Hydrologist (EIA)
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About the role
Join to apply for the Principal Hydrologist (EIA) role at SLR Consulting. SLR has an exciting opportunity for an experienced hydrologist to join our team of water specialists delivering Environmental Impact Assessment Report chapters and Environmental Appraisals in support of renewables and electrical transmission projects. This vacancy is for a role to join a team already working on a range of nationally significant projects contributing to our journey to Net Zero. This position offers the opportunity to work with a large team of hydrologists, drainage and flood management engineers, and a wider group including hydrogeologists, geomorphologists and geochemists.
Role
Working alongside the existing team, and with support from the hydrology & hydrogeology team leader, key aspects of the role will include:
- training and developing junior team members;
- preparing and managing junior staff producing EIA-R and EA water environment assessments to support planning applications;
- managing the production of Private Water Supply risk assessments;
- designing and managing surface water and groundwater monitoring programmes;
- preparing Controlled Activity Regulation authorisation applications for water abstractions, effluent discharges, engineering activities and construction site licences;
- client liaison and project management;
- liaising with regulators and agreeing scope of works on behalf of our clients; and
- proposal writing and business development.
Location and working arrangements
The preferred location is Edinburgh or Glasgow, but other locations (including hybrid or remote working) will be considered for those with relevant experience. Applications from those returning to work or preferring agile or part-time working are welcome.
About Us
SLR are global leaders in Sustainability Solutions, with 4000+ employees across 6 regions and over 125 countries. We offer a collaborative environment, competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits package including pension, healthcare, travel and life insurance, and a structured career framework with regular reviews enabling progression. We offer 25 days of annual leave plus flexible bank holidays and flexible, agile, and hybrid working.
About You
Formal training in hydrology is desirable. You should have a demonstrable track record delivering water assessments in support of planning applications for wind and electrical transmission projects. Experience with hydrogen, solar and substation development projects is not essential but welcome. Experience with other linear developments such as pipelines is also advantageous. You should be professional and able to communicate effectively. A full current UK driving licence is required. Occasional site visits and attendance at client and regulatory meetings will be needed. Experience in project direction, client liaison, and project management is expected, with the ability to work independently and as part of a team. Mentoring and developing staff is advantageous.
Culture & Inclusion
SLR is committed to being an equal opportunities employer. We foster an inclusive environment where all people can thrive and welcome applicants from groups that are under-represented at SLR. If you require any special adjustments during the recruitment process, please let us know. We are a Disability Confident Committed employer and guarantee interviews for applicants with disabilities who meet essential requirements.
- Location:
- Bristol, England, United Kingdom
- Salary:
- £60,000 - £80,000
- Job Type:
- FullTime
- Category:
- Engineering
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