As a Flood Modeller / Engineer at Amey, you contribute to flood management design and modelling within the Flooding and Water Management team in Scotland. You will progress projects from feasibility through detailed design, collaborating with cross-functional teams on schemes for Local Authorities and national infrastructure clients. You will develop technically sound solutions while upholding governance and environmental considerations, with clear opportunities for professional growth and qualification. This role offers exposure to high-impact flood risk projects within a leading engineering consultancy.
Pay / Benefits
Competitive salary
Generous pension scheme
24 days annual leave plus bank holidays
Flexible benefits including Cycle2Work
Save with Amey discounts
Family-friendly policies
Responsibilities
Undertake preliminary and detailed modelling and design of Flood Management projects
Prepare modelling reports including GIS mapping, and contract specifications and bills of quantities for projects
Provide supervision and management of contracts for both minor and major projects
Undertake feasibility, outline and detailed design studies
Contribute to the development of tender documents for small and large scale procurements
Undertake work relating to the programme management of Flood Management Improvement Schemes
Procure surveys and other field works
Key requirements
Bachelor or Masters degree in an appropriate subject
Post qualification experience in feasibility, design, supervision and overall management of flood management projects
Experience in Infoworks ICM, FloodModeller or HecRas and hydrological modelling techniques
Incorporated Engineer status or agreement to a training programme towards Chartered Engineer or Water Management status as defined by the Engineering Council
Understanding of technical governance procedures in a consulting engineering environment
Ability to produce or oversee technically sound engineering solutions
Interest or experience in environmentally sustainable delivery of works
Experience in project-related health, safety, and welfare tasks
Familiarity with governance procedures within a consulting engineering environment
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