
Flood & Coast Services Delivery Director: Local Authorities & Hydraulic Modelling
- Wales
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Oversight of FCERM projects for local authorities and Risk Management Authorities including water companies
- Strategic growth of hydraulic modelling services
- Leadership of multidisciplinary teams and frameworks
- Technical direction and service excellence
- Leadership of flood risk opportunities for regulated water clients
- Serve as Project Director for local authority projects, ensuring delivery to financial and quality targets
- Lead and grow our hydraulic modelling capabilities, supporting surface water and flood risk management initiatives
- Develop and lead proposals and business plans for local authority clients and hydraulic modelling services
- Act as Technical Authority for Surface Water Management Plans, Local Flood Risk Management Strategies, and Business Case development across a range of Risk Management Authorities including water companies
- Provide expert consultancy and operational support to LLFAs, including statutory planning, land drainage consents, and flood investigations
- Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders including the Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales, and developers
- Manage contract performance across multiple frameworks, ensuring strategic alignment and resource optimisation
- Inspire and mentor teams to deliver excellence in local flood risk management and hydraulic modelling
- Degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Science, Geography, or related discipline
- Chartered (ideally Fellow) member of CIWEM, ICE, or similar professional body
- Proven experience working with or within LLFAs and/or regulated water companies
- Strong background in flood risk management, hydraulic modelling, and FCERM project delivery
- Skilled in contract and project management, stakeholder engagement, and commercial delivery
- Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving abilities
- Demonstrated success in quality assurance and technical oversight