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WSP

Plans and designs infrastructure projects

Associate Hydrogeologist

Environmental EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited KingdomNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Has achieved chartership or equivalent with a relevant professional body.
  • Demonstrates hydrogeological skills in managing data and preparing evidence-backed conceptual models, gained in consultancy or another relevant industrial or regulatory profession.
  • Has demonstrable experience preparing factual and interpretive reports as a contributing author; reporting competency evidence should be provided where possible.
  • Has experience with risk assessment modelling using ConSim, RTM and LandSim.
  • Holds a postgraduate qualification (MTech, MSc and/or PhD) in Hydrogeology or a Hydrogeological discipline.
  • Maintains current knowledge of technical and legislative developments.
  • Takes ownership of their training path, pursues further professional qualifications and self-learning, and proactively seeks self-development and exposure to operational areas beyond existing experience.
  • Understands their technical limits and seeks help as necessary.

Responsibilities

  • Leads projects and line-manages staff while providing high-level environmental consultancy services to external and internal clients.
  • Manages complex projects and tasks proactively, applies commercial awareness and accountability, and completes finance systems and invoicing on time.
  • Leads by example in following processes, procedures and protocols.
  • Provides technical direction, including robust reviews of others’ technical work and constructive, developmental feedback.
  • Provides managerial and technical oversight and guidance of people, teams, proposals and projects; may lead a small team with associated responsibilities.
  • Builds relationships with existing clients, identifies opportunities for Ground & Water and the wider WSP, and proactively develops new client relationships.
  • Maintains frequent client communication, makes regular client visits, and ensures client satisfaction through feedback reviews.
  • Manages hydrogeological data and develops conceptual models and interpretations of data.
  • Uses and learns software such as ConSim, LandSim, P20, FeFlow, Modflow and Seep/W.
  • Works on hydrogeological risk assessment, dewatering, groundwater resources, pumping tests, yield tests, modelling, borehole prognosis, abstraction and geothermal projects.
  • Develops proposals for complex opportunities, including technically challenging projects or those with net revenue values above £100,000; develops awareness of contract forms and working knowledge of project governance and contract management.
  • Manages multiple projects and proposals simultaneously.
  • Promotes the organisation’s health, safety and wellbeing culture and demonstrates its values.
  • Prepares complex reports accurately and efficiently, conveying complex information understandably.
  • Delegates project tasks effectively and provides review and feedback.
  • Prepares and self-checks interpretative non-specialist reports.
  • Develops specialist skills aligned with career aspirations and performance development planning, and contributes to specialist reports with limited oversight.
  • Takes pride in their work and encourages others to do the same.
  • Promotes and influences best practice.
  • Delivers work efficiently and drives commercial excellence within projects.
  • Maintains peers’ and junior staff’s trust so they feel confident asking questions and raising problems.
  • Encourages curiosity and solution-finding, minimizes upward delegation, and improves processes.

Desired Qualifications

  • Developing specialist skills aligned with career aspirations and performance development planning, and contributing to specialist reports with limited oversight.

About the Company

WSP

Plans and designs infrastructure projects

WSP is an engineering and science consultancy that helps governments and businesses plan, design, and manage infrastructure. Its teams work on transport networks, buildings, water systems, power facilities, and environmental projects, combining engineers with scientists, planners, and technical advisers. Services include feasibility studies, detailed design, environmental assessments, and project management, with specialists supporting assets through construction and operation. Clients pay through contracts priced by staff time, agreed project fees, or a share of project costs. Genivar reorganized as WSP Global in 2014, and the group is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
1959

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