Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant
Twickenham, Greater London, TW1, England, UK
Listed on 2026-10-12
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Engineering
Environmental Engineer, Water Engineer, Civil Engineering, Water Management
London (TW2) | Hybrid, potential remote working
£35,000 – £55,000
Are you a Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant looking for a role combining technical assessments, drainage strategies and hydraulic modelling? This opportunity offers varied project work within an independent environmental consultancy, with direct client involvement and flexible working arrangements.
The Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant will join an established team supporting development projects, preparing technical assessments and contributing to client relationships and new business opportunities.
The Flood Risk & Drainage Consultant role will include:Preparing Flood Risk Assessments and drainage strategies
Reviewing and interpreting flood modelling data
Producing technical reports, mapping and supporting figures
Planning and undertaking site investigations
Preparing project quotations and tenders
Liaising directly with clients throughout project delivery
Around 3-8 years’ relevant flood risk and drainage experience
Experience using Causeway Flow or Micro Drainage
1D and 2D modelling experience using HEC-RAS, Flood Modeller or similar
AutoCAD experience and strong technical report writing skills
Confidence managing workloads and communicating with clients
A relevant degree and full UK driving licence
The client is open to considering candidates with between three and eight years’ relevant experience, ideally around five years. This flexibility is reflected in the £35,000 – £55,000 salary range, with the offer dependent on the individual’s technical experience and ability to work independently. Hybrid working is available, with potential remote working for the right candidate.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK.
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