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Level 3 Arboriculturist – Essex

Company Overview
A leading specialist services provider is seeking a Level 3 Arboriculturist to support its expanding vegetation and arboriculture operations. The company delivers a range of services across the rail, utilities, and local authority sectors, with a particular focus on innovative aerial survey methods using UAV (Drone) technology. The main office is based in Essex, supported by regional teams across the UK.

With a reputation for technical excellence and safety, the business offers a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge tree management projects that shape safe and sustainable landscapes along critical infrastructure networks.

Role Overview

This is a full-time, primarily office-based role for a qualified Arboriculturist, with occasional opportunities for remote work. The successful candidate will play a key role in analysing UAV (Drone) aerial survey data, identifying species, and producing precise vegetation management plans that balance environmental sustainability with operational needs.

Key Responsibilities:

Review and interpret UAV (Drone) survey footage of lineside environments
Accurately identify tree species and assess vegetation health
Categorise vegetation types and assess potential risk
Produce safe, efficient, and sustainable work prescriptions within time-critical frameworks
Collaborate with operational teams to support project deliveryKey Requirements:

Level 3 qualification in Arboriculture (or equivalent)
Strong tree identification skills and understanding of tree health, physiology, and disease
Experience with vegetation risk management practices
Excellent analytical and organisational skills
Comfortable working independently and in a team
Strong IT proficiency and reporting capability
Full UK driving licence
LANTRA Professional Tree Inspection certification (desirable)
Prior experience with tree inspections and surveys (desirable)Location Requirement:

Candidates should live within the Essex, as regular office attendance is expected.

Why Apply?

Be part of a forward-thinking team using drone technology to improve asset safety and environmental impact
Enjoy a varied role with a mix of field data analysis, reporting, and decision-making
Join a company that values innovation, technical integrity, and long-term sustainability

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