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Mairi Teasdale joins Envireau Water

October 7, 2022

Envireau Water just keeps on growing, and we are delighted to welcome Mairi as our newest Hydrologist to the team.


Mairi has joined the Midlands Office where she will begin her career as a Hydrologist, following the recent completion of her MSc in Sustainable Water Environments. Prior to this, she completed a BSc in Geology from the University of Glasgow.


In the Spring of 2022, Mairi joined our North Office on a work experience placement, which formed part of her postgraduate studies.


Mairi will be a member of our Surface Water Team, working directly with Rebecca Haw, Senior Hydrologist. 


Mairi comments “I am thrilled to begin my career with Envireau Water and apply everything I have learnt at university to real world situations. I am excited to be involved in a wide range of projects as well as getting out into the field.”


Rebecca Haw, Senior Hydrologist adds “Mairi is a fantastic addition to the Envireau Water team. I am looking forward to working with her and seeing her develop into a great hydrologist.”


Are you interested in joining our talented team? Continue over to our careers page to learn more about our current vacancies.



About Envireau Water

At Envireau Water, we are 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 our clients and the regulators, we deliver robust sustainable solutions that meet the requirements of all stakeholders. With an incredibly 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.


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Envireau Water is an RSK Group Company.

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