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Are you an experienced climbing Arborist looking for full time consistent work in the Surrey area. Get paid well and work with a growing team with further opportunities?
Candidates should ideally have a working experience within the industry and ideally have the certificates for aerial use of the chainsaw. Groundsman, Second and Lead Climbers are all invited to apply.
Our client is a successful multi-award-winning green space management specialist, people’s fondness of their work has seen them extend their service offering over the years to include everything from design and specification, through to installation, operation and ongoing maintenance for commercial, private and public sector clients nationwide. Due to expansion, they are recruiting Arborists to join their existing team in Surrey.
In return they are offering a very good weekly wage they would consider paying even more if you're experienced and can drive. As well as an excellent day/hourly rate, you can earn more in bonuses.
Whist it's a temporary position, it's working on a long-term contract with the opportunity to go permanent

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