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We value a diverse workforce and welcome applications from all sections of the community wishing to join a workforce which embraces difference and welcomes everyone. We embrace equal opportunities and flexible working arrangements, ensuring everyone can contribute and succeed.
About the role
As an Intern in the Project and Programme Delivery Team at the Environment Agency, you will experience how we have a major impact on reducing the risks to people, households, and businesses from flooding. You’ll also see how we contribute to our industry leading aim of becoming a carbon net-zero organisation by 2030.
An internship will provide the opportunity to see the different stages in project delivery from concept to construction. You’ll learn by working alongside expert engineers and colleagues across Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management.
You will have the opportunity to meet graduates on our graduate training programmes and learn about the training, experience and benefits they are gaining.
You can also gain an appreciation for the different Functions of the Environment Agency. We are fully committed to inclusivity and reflecting the communities we serve. Join us in a diverse environment where every voice is heard and valued.
The duration of the internship will be up to 8 weeks with an anticipated start date of 4th August.
The team
We are the Project and Programme Delivery team (PPD), creating a better place through excellence in project and programme management. The North-West PPD hub is led by a Delivery Manager overseeing approximately 75 staff, supported by Programme Specialists, Programme Managers and Project Team Managers (PTM). Each PTM manages Project Executives, Project Managers and Project Support Officers who manage the delivery of projects within our flood & coastal erosion risk management programme using our framework supplier
Experience/skills required
We’re looking for proactive undergraduates with the innovation and passion to make a difference. Keen to learn, you will be ready to make the most of all the placements and opportunities that the internship offers.
To join us as a summer intern, you should be studying for a degree in civil engineering, geography or a science/environmental related degree with subjects relevant to the management of the environment such as the risk of flooding.
Contact and additional information
Please note, this role does NOT qualify for sponsorship, so you should contact UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI) where you can seek professional advice based on your personal circumstances in regards to options for obtaining right to work in the UK.
Our flexible working supports a healthy work/life balance. Excellent training and learning opportunities are available, including personal and professional development
The role requires regular travel to sites and meetings in other offices; overnight stays may be required.
A driving licence is beneficial but not essential.
Please state your preferred office location (Warrington, Preston or Penrith) when applying.
