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 Senior water resources planner £27,100 - £30,800 + benefits Cardiff Climate change will only add to these pressures and will mean we are likely to have less reliable water resources in future. The Environment Agency is responsible for managing the water resources of England and Wales. We must ensure that there is sufficient water for the environment, public supply and for other human uses. Safeguarding our water resources for the future is a big challenge. Working in our Wales Regional Water Resources Planning team you will apply your technical expertise to a broad range of strategic water resources planning issues. You will work closely with water companies to influence and audit their strategic water resources plans and drought plans, and to appraise options for new water resources and demand management schemes. You will provide technical advice on a wide variety of strategic and spatial plans to ensure that water supply and environmental interests are protected. You will also play a role in taking forward our water efficiency and water resources strategies for Wales. With a sound understanding of water resources management issues, probably achieved through significant experience in water resources, hydrology or a related field you will also possess excellent communication and influencing skills. This is an exciting time to be involved in water resources management. If you would like to help deliver a sustainable future for water resources in Wales then we want to hear from you. For more information and to apply please visit www.environment-agency.gov.uk/jobs Alternatively call 01925 542377or email wales.recruitment@environment-agency.gov.uk for an application pack quoting reference IRC24241. If you are a disabled applicant meeting the minimum criteria we will guarantee you an interview. Closing date: 12 May 2008. We are committed to making our organisation as diverse as the environment
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