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INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
Senior Community Water Officers and Senior Staff Officers
INTRODUCTION The EU Water Framework Directive [WFD] 2000 seeks to protect and improve our natural waters, including rivers, lakes, groundwater, coastal water, and transitional waters. The Water Framework Directive objectives are implemented through River Basin Management Plans [RBMPs] and Programmes of Measures [POMs]. In July 2014, the Department of Environment, Community & Local Government issued the European Union [Water Policy] Regulations 2014, which gave effect to a new, three tier, governance framework and placed new obligations on local authorities to co-ordinate the catchment management and public participation elements of the Water Framework Directive. To enable local authorities to meet their objectives, they have established the Local Authority Waters Programme [LAWPRO] to facilitate a coordinated regional approach. Kilkenny County Councils and Tipperary County Council, acting jointly, have been appointed as lead local authorities to act on behalf of all local authorities in managing this Programme. The Programme has two main elements: The Communities Team and the Catchment Assessment Team. CONTEXT LAWPRO is leading a ‘new approach’ to water management in Ireland that involves coordination and close cooperation between local authorities, WFD implementing bodies and stakeholders for the development and implementation of national River Basin Management Plans. The overall aim of this approach is to protect and restore good water quality in Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater, and coastal waters through integrated catchment management. Achieving that aim will require active involvement of local authorities and other public bodies, water users and local communities. Implementation of the River Basin Management Plan is co-ordinated on a regional basis by the five water and environment management committees, comprising representatives of each local authority in the Region and the EPA. This structure drives collaboration and integration, both within local authorities, between local authorities and externally with other public agencies. The shared service’s approach to delivery includes all stakeholders through a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency structure. This shared service arrangement takes account of the need to deliver maximum benefit with limited resource availability. LAWPRO ensures that its resources are utilised locally to implement the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland 2018 – 2021 and the proposed 2022-2027 Plan [RBMP]. The strategic role of the Programme is: Travel and subsistence expenses incurred in official duties will be refunded in line with Department Circulars. Any licence changes (revocation, endorsements) must be reported immediately. Location The officer shall reside in or near the district of duty. The Senior Community Water Officer will work as part of a regional team. Assignment within the region may change. Reporting to place of work is at the officer’s own expense. Safety, Health & Welfare Compliance with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System is required. The officer must follow the Safety Statement and related procedures, and use provided equipment. Non-compliance may result in disciplinary action. Training Participation in training programmes relevant to the role is required. Policies & Procedures The post-holder must abide by all Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils’ policies and procedures.
