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Arborist

Southwark
7 months ago
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Qualified Arborists

Location: Southwark, South London
Salary Range: £26,000 - £41,600 + Productivity Bonuses

A market leader in arboricultural services is seeking qualified arborists to join its team in Southwark, South London. This is an excellent opportunity to develop your career in a well-established organisation providing tree care services to domestic, commercial, and public sector clients across London and the South East.

The Role

Full-time position, working 7 am - 4.30 pm (Monday to Friday)
Regular paid overtime opportunities available
Undertaking a variety of arboricultural duties, including tree pruning, dismantling, and felling
Working as part of a friendly and professional team

What's on Offer?

Permanent contract with long-term career development opportunities
Competitive salary with a generous productivity bonus scheme
Tailored training and development programs to enhance skills
High-quality climbing equipment (SRT/DRT), PPE, and uniform provided
Up to 22 days annual leave
Free gym membership for you and a nominated person
Employee benefits package, including a health cash plan and discount portal for high street and leisure activities
Pension scheme and company sick pay
Clear career progression within the company

Who We're Looking For

The ideal candidate will be a proactive and passionate professional with:

A strong team-working ethic and a flexible, reliable approach
Proven knowledge of ground and aerial tree work
Relevant industry qualifications, including NPTC certificates:
201 (CS30), 202 (CS31), 206/306 (CS38), 308 (CS39)
A full UK driving licence (desired)
A positive attitude toward Health & Safety regulations

How to Apply

If you are interested in this role, apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment, as interviews will be held throughout the process. If you do not receive correspondence within 21 days, please assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.

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