Water Resources EIT/Coordinator

Water Resources EIT/Coordinator An exciting opportunity is available for a Water Resources EIT/Coordinator to support the planning, design and delivery of water-related projects across a varied portfolio. This role would suit an early-career civil or environmental engineering professional who is keen to develop their technical expertise while coordinating project activities, stakeholders and deliverables. Working alongside experienced engineers, project managers and technical specialists, you will contribute to investigations, assessments and designs relating to drainage, flood risk, surface water management, water quality and related infrastructure. You will help ensure that projects are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with relevant legislation, standards and environmental requirements. Key responsibilities will include: Supporting hydrological and hydraulic assessments, modelling and technical calculations. Assisting with the preparation of reports, drawings, specifications, cost estimates and tender documentation. Coordinating inputs from internal teams, consultants, contractors, regulators and other stakeholders. Monitoring project schedules, budgets, risks and deliverables, escalating issues where appropriate. Undertaking site visits, inspections and data collection, with a strong focus on health and safety. Maintaining accurate project records, technical files and reporting systems. Contributing to environmental assessments, planning submissions and permit applications. Applicants should hold, or be working towards, a degree in civil engineering, environmental engineering, water resources or a closely related discipline. Graduate-level experience in water, drainage, flood risk or infrastructure projects is desirable. Familiarity with relevant design guidance, GIS, CAD, spreadsheets and water resources or hydraulic modelling software would be advantageous. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team. A proactive approach to professional development is expected, with support available towards appropriate chartership or other relevant professional accreditation. This position offers the opportunity to build a rewarding career in water resources while working on technically challenging projects with tangible environmental and community benefits. #J-18808-Ljbffr EWI Recruitment