The role would be for an Engineering hydrogeologist that had experience and expertise in the following predominately rock environments:

• In situ borehole hydrogeological testing – Specifying and supervising down hole in situ testing including but not limited to flow tests, VHPT, packer tests etc.
• Long term groundwater monitoring – Specifying and supervising the installation of groundwater monitoring instrumentation.
• Field tests – Specifying and supervising field testing such as pump tests.
• Laboratory testing – Specifying/scheduling hydrogeology, hydrochemistry (including dating) laboratory testing.
• Interpretation of in situ testing, monitoring data, and field and laboratory testing specifically understanding the limitations of the testing itself and uncertainties associated upscaling to construction scales.
• Report writing, specifically for the interpretation of groundwater for underground structures for underground groundwater management and hydro-geomechanical behaviour assessment. The influence of time on engineering hydrogeology. Aquifer property assessments.
• Groundwater management for near surface construction including but not limited to specifying, supervising and reporting on dewatering and settlement control schemes.