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The FHIP team works closely with the National Flood Hydrology team. Where FHIP is focussed on longer-term, strategic improvements to how we do hydrology, the National Flood Hydrology team oversees the day-to-day use of hydrology relating to EA business and delivers shorter-term changes to how we do things now. The National Flood Hydrology team can be contacted via FloodHydrology@environment-agency.gov.uk
Occasionally there will be positions available within the FHIP team. If we have any available positions they will be advertised on the EA External Opportunities pages.
The FHIP team works closely with the National Flood Hydrology team. Where FHIP is focussed on longer-term, strategic improvements to how we do hydrology, the National Flood Hydrology team oversees the day-to-day use of hydrology relating to EA business and delivers shorter-term changes to how we do things now. The National Flood Hydrology team can be contacted via FloodHydrology@environment-agency.gov.uk
Occasionally there will be positions available within the FHIP team. If we have any available positions they will be advertised on the EA External Opportunities pages.
