Flood Risk & Drainage

Salary
Not stated
Department
Flood Risk & Drainage
Posted
28 Oct 2026

Verified open 3 Nov 2026 · Source: Company careers page

About the role

Flood Risk & Drainage

Water is one of the defining challenges for the future of the built environment. Flood risk, drainage capacity and climate change are increasingly shaping how land is acquired, planned, designed, funded and managed.

GIA helps clients understand these risks early and respond with confidence. Our flood risk, water, climate adaptation and resilience advice supports development, investment and asset strategy from acquisition and feasibility through to planning, design and long-term resilience.

We provide clear, evidence-based insight into current and future flood risk, surface water management, sustainable drainage, blue-green infrastructure and climate adaptation. Our advice helps clients identify constraints, unlock opportunities, support planning submissions and protect long-term asset value.

By combining technical expertise with planning insight, spatial analysis and clear visual communication, we translate detailed water and climate information into practical, decision-ready advice for developers, landowners, investors, asset managers and project teams.

Whether reviewing a site for acquisition, preparing a planning application, developing a drainage or sustainable drainage strategy, assessing future climate risk or managing water-related risk across an asset or portfolio, GIA provides advice that is commercially focused, technically robust and aligned with the wider development process.

Site Acquisition and Due Diligence

Flood Risk Assessment and Planning Support

Climate Adaptation and Asset Resilience

Development and Masterplanning Advisory

Surface Water Drainage and Sustainable Drainage

Digital Flood Risk and Climate Intelligence

How we can help

From site acquisition and planning through to drainage strategy, climate resilience and portfolio risk management, we deliver commercially focused, technically robust water advice that supports successful development outcomes.

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Robert Bramwell-Carr

Director

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Projects

40 Leadenhall Street, London

Daylight & Sunlight, Rights of Light, Neighbourly Matters

Meadowside, Manchester

Rights of Light, Neighbourly Matters, Daylight & Sunlight

St Johns Wood Square, London

Neighbourly Matters

Challoner House, London

Neighbourly Matters

One Exchange Square, London

Neighbourly Matters

Southbank Place, London

Neighbourly Matters, Daylight & Sunlight, Rights of Light

Bloomberg Building, London

Neighbourly Matters