Chris Allman Joins Envireau Water!
The second new team member to join us this year, we’re thrilled to welcome
Chris Allman to our growing team as a Senior Hydrogeologist!
Based in our Midlands Office, Chris joined us at the end of January from New Zealand, where he gained over 6 years consultancy experience as a Hydrogeologist. Prior to this role, Chris graduated from the University of St Andrews with a BSc in Environmental Earth Sciences before completing an MSc in Hydrogeology at the University of Birmingham.
Chris brings diverse hydrogeological expertise from his time in New Zealand, where he conducted extensive drilling supervision, borehole design and installation, groundwater sampling, and environmental impact assessments. He is also skilled in using hydrogeological modelling software and has gained valuable consulting experience across various sectors, including agriculture, energy, and mining.
At Envireau Water, Chris will fulfil a similar role providing hydrogeological services for a wide variety of projects for our diverse client base.
Chris commented: 'After spending the past 7 years in New Zealand, I am excited and grateful to join Envireau Water! I am looking forward to collaborating with a fantastic team of experts, with a focus on the mineral and food and drink sectors across the UK'.
The team are delighted to welcome Chris onboard, and are excited to support him as he settles back into the UK!
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About Envireau Water
Envireau Water is a team of expert water scientists and engineers who provide guidance on the management and regulation of natural water systems across the UK. By working collaboratively with out clients and the regulators, we deliver robust, sustainable solutions that meet the requirements of all stakeholders. With a loyal client base and our ability to work seamlessly throughout the four nations of the UK, many of our clients know us individually and trust us to find resolutions to their water problems for years to come.
