Arborist Working Supervisor

Idverde RPO
Stafford
10 months ago
Applications closed

Job title: Arborist Working Supervisor
Location: MOD Stafford
Hourly Rate: £15.50
Contract type: Permanent
Working hours:vMonday - Friday 07:30 - 15:00

About the role

As an Arborist Working Supervisor, you will focus on the day-to-day running of the contract, managing the planning and performance of works through area-based teams, ensuring that the required contract specifications are met. You will have responsibility for people management, health & safety conformance, and assisting the Contract Manager as required. You will work closely with both internal teams and clients to ensure smooth operations and the highest standards of performance.

Requirements

  • This role will require Level 3 Maintenance (Formally CS 30 / CS 31) and 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), Large fall over 380mm and Level 3 Aerial Tree Rigging (Formally CS 41)
  • Emergency First Aid at Work + Forestry (EFAW+F) and Windblown Trees certificates are desirable but not necessary, as training can be provided.
  • Full Clean Driving Licence.
  • Experience in managing teams and performance.
  • Strong knowledge of Health & Safety procedures and risk management.

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

  • We offer career advancement and development opportunities through our bespoke apprenticeship programmes, our extensive in-house training academy, and coaching and mentorship.
  • Join a diverse and inclusive workplace where you can collaborate with passionate and talented individuals.
  • Contribute to projects that make a real difference in the community and environment.
  • 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

  • Up to 25 days holiday plus bank holidays.
  • Enhanced maternity and shared parental leave.
  • Support for personal and professional challenges.
  • Discounts on retail, holidays, gym memberships, and more.
  • Resources to manage your finances.
  • Secure your future.
  • Colleague of the month and annual awards.
  • Two days per year to support a cause of your choice.
  • Comprehensive resources and support.

Aboutidverde

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.

Atidverde, 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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