Arborist (Second Climber)

Idverde
Milton Keynes
3 weeks ago
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Location: Northampton
Salary: £31,000 - £34,000
Contract type: Permanent
Working hours: 07:00 – 15:00

 

About the role

We are looking for talented and experienced Arborists to join our new team in Northampton with the UK's leading green service provider. This is an exciting opportunity to advance your career and be part of a dynamic, forward-thinking team. If you're ready to take the next step in your professional journey, we want to hear from you!

Requirements

  • Previous experience of working in an Arborist position
  • Awareness of safety protocols and procedures is critical to ensure the well-being of both the surveyor and others in the vicinity of trees being assessed.
  • If you hold relevant qualifications such as: Level 3 Maintenance (Formally CS 30 / CS 31), Level 3 Climb Trees and Perform Aerial Rescue (Formally CS 38), Level 2 Operate a Chain Saw from a Rope and Harness (Formally CS 39), Level 3 Aerial Tree Rigging (Formally CS 41) this would be highly advantageous but not essential as training can be provided.
  • Full UK Driving License
  • Eye for detail and willingness to learn.

 

Why join us?

As the UK’s leading grounds maintenance and landscape creation provider, no two projects are ever the same – and neither are our people. That’s why we’re committed to nurturing a diverse and inclusive culture where everyone can thrive.

What we offer

  • Career development: We offer career advancement and development opportunities through our bespoke apprenticeship programmes, our extensive in-house training academy, and coaching and mentorship.
  • Collaborative team environment: Join a diverse and inclusive workplace where you can collaborate with passionate and talented individuals.
  • Meaningful impact: Contribute to projects that make a real difference in the community and environment.
  • Competitive benefits package: We recognise and reward your hard work with our wide-ranging benefits package designed to prioritise your wellbeing, support life choices, and help in both good and challenging times.

Benefits

  • Annual leave: Up to 28 days holiday plus bank holidays. Adapt according to role.
  • Family-friendly policies: Enhanced maternity and shared parental leave.
  • Employee Assistance Programmes: Support for personal and professional challenges.
  • Voluntary benefits: Discounts on retail, holidays, gym memberships, and more.
  • Financial wellbeing support: Resources to manage your finances.
  • Competitive pension scheme: Secure your future.
  • Recognition schemes: Colleague of the month and annual awards.
  • Volunteering policy: Two days per year to support a cause of your choice.
  • Mental health support: Comprehensive resources and support.

About idverde

We are Europe's largest provider of grounds maintenance services and landscape creation, in the UK alone we're a community of over 3,000 passionate colleagues shaping the future of the green industry.

At idverde, we understand what it means to grow. Our history dates back to 1919, and today, with a turnover of £250 million, we're more than just a company – we're a force for positive change. We offer a range of services to create, maintain, and manage landscapes across the UK.

Grow with us, and together we’ll create a greener future for all.

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