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You will work across a broad Flood and Coastal Management (FCM) scope, including policy and strategy development, engineering, funding, stakeholder engagement and R&D. Primary focus is on the UK, but there is opportunity to get involved in RHDHV’s global market too. Provide technical input on a portfolio of projects and proposals, working with teams to deliver projects on time and within budget and creating sustainable client relationships. Learn about the commercial aspects of consultancy by supporting project managers at all stages of the project lifecycle. Coastal hydrodynamics and morpho dynamics (including modelling), coastal engineering, data analysis and programming, business cases, option appraisal, developing and describing strategy, developing tools and guidance. Work with our team on the development of new methods and innovations including digital tools, both to improve project work and as services to clients. Link and work collaboratively with other senior staff across RHDH

You will start as a Pest Control Technician, with your initial 6-12 months dedicated to covering a specific geographical area. You'll provide invaluable support to customers by resolving their pest control issues while receiving comprehensive industry-recognised training. Key responsibilities include: Inspecting customer premises for signs of pests and identifying potential risks Swiftly tackling pest problems by cleaning and removing evidence of pest behaviour Offering valuable advice to customers on the maintenance and hygiene of their premises Completing accurate reports after every visit Providing exceptional customer service and upholding a professional image at all times During the next 12-36 months, you will have an exciting opportunity to choose your career path from one of the following roles: Sales Surveyor Field Biologist Service Team Leader Key Account Manager

The Graduate Process Engineer will join the Engineering and Projects (E&P) team at Celtic Renewables Limited (CRL). The successful applicant will gain first-hand experience at the Celtic Renewables Grangemouth (CRG) plant learning about the ABE process and the different types of technology deployed in the exemplar plant. Working closely with the site operations team the Graduate Process Engineer will have the opportunity to assist with the optimisation of the CRG plant. The Graduate Process Engineer role will be at the forefront of the design, development and commissioning of new ABE fermentation plants. You will work closely with the E&P team throughout the full project development process to ensure successful and timely delivery of project plans. You will be primarily based between the Edinburgh office and the Grangemouth Facility. You will be required to visit potential development and partner sites as necessary. Follow link below for further information.

Please be aware that this role is for an immediate start and will not be available for candidates graduating in 2025 (but don't worry we will have lots of vacancies next year!). Key responsibilities of Jr Software Developer: You’ll be responsible for writing Java, XSLT and using our in-house tools to produce Android applications. You don’t need any previous experience other than a strong Computing Science or Software Engineering degree as you’ll be trained by experienced staff throughout the role and work alongside our highly skilled team. While a large part of the Jr Software Developer role is development work, the role is designed as a graduate position where you’ll be exposed to the full life cycle of a project, including requirements capture, design, implementation and testing. After you have a few years of experience under your belt, there are opportunities to progress into Senior Developer, Business Analyst and Project Management roles depending on your preference and abilities

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Undertake numerical analysis including the use of computer-based programmes to assist with the study of potable, surface and wastewater system Undertake technical and feasibility studies to appraise the practicability of alternative solutions in aspects such as potable water, foul water, surface water and attenuation requirements, including appropriate calculations Undertake structural analysis and design such as determination of the design situation and load cases, including calculation and use of analysis software Produce designs of water infrastructure such as pump systems and pipe networks with attenuation to safety in design, such as creating a Designer’s Risk Assessment document Produce sketches, check and consolidate final working drawings created by Technicians Keep up-to-date with developments in regulatory legislation and guidelines that may affect design work Working with other team members to undertake technical work, site work, and project management Opportunities for work

Our electrical water engineers specify the equipment and infrastructure required to power and control pumping and treatment systems. This involves producing schedules and specifications to allow control panels to be designed, and the control rooms to be laid out. They produce size cables and schedules, and then develop ducting networks to allow the cables to be distributed. They also develop control philosophies to define how a plant will operate, and work closely with the national power grids to arrange for new or upgraded supplies. The successful applicants will work closely with other design disciplines, especially mechanical, to ensure that all design elements interface correctly. Follow link below for full information

Our electrical water engineers specify the equipment and infrastructure required to power and control pumping and treatment systems. This involves producing schedules and specifications to allow control panels to be designed, and the control rooms to be laid out. They produce size cables and schedules, and then develop ducting networks to allow the cables to be distributed. They also develop control philosophies to define how a plant will operate, and work closely with the national power grids to arrange for new or upgraded supplies. The successful applicants will work closely with other design disciplines, especially mechanical, to ensure that all design elements interface correctly. Follow link below for full information.

The role of the Project Manager is dynamic and stimulating. As a Graduate Project Manager, you will assist other members of the Project Management team to drive projects forward and ensure that our clients achieve the built assets that their business function requires. This involves working at all stages of the project from initial concept right through to construction and operation of the building. The Project Manager is a key interface between the client, design team, consultants, contractors and other project stakeholders. Regular liaison with all relevant parties Procurement Liaising/Assisting Senior/Associate Project Managers Contact administration. Data management Coordinating the project team Planning key tasks Reporting on progress and cost Site visits and meetings