The goal of flood risk management consultants is to lower the likelihood of flooding and lessen its effects when it does. Their work is essential in preventing the impact of floods on communities and the environment. Their responsibilities include: conducting flood risk assessments, creating plans and strategies to manage flood risk, teaching local communities and organisations and improving their capacity, creating flood warning systems, and preparing emergency response plans.

A sustainability manager will spot areas for development, create strategies for achieving sustainability objectives, and manage the execution of those strategies. Among their duties could be: Ensuring adherence to environmental laws and standards, conducting environmental and social impact evaluations, as well as creating and implementing staff education and engagement programmes.

A biodiversity advisor is a specialist who offers guidance and support on biodiversity management. Their responsibilities may include: creating and implementing community-based conservation initiatives, researching the protection and management of biodiversity, and establishing and preserving connections with stakeholders.