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Pertemps are recruiting for multiple tree surgeons to join a thriving family business in Southampton. This is a full time, permanent position 

Tree Surgeon Responsibilities: 

  • Perform tree pruning and felling 
  • Operate and maintain machinery, including chainsaws and chippers 
  • Ensure all work is carried out in compliance with safety regulations and industry standards. 
  • Dispose of tree debris in a responsible manner 
  • Communicate with team members & clients to provide excellent customer service 
     
    Tree Surgeon Requirements:
  • Proven experience in similar position 
  • Valid UK Driving License  
  • City & Guilds Level 2 : Chainsaw Maintenance and Cross-cutting 
  • City & Guilds Level 2  : Felling and Processing Trees 
  • City & Guilds Level 3 : Aerial Cutting of Trees with a Chainsaw Using Free-fall Techniques 
  • City & Guilds Level 3 : Aerial Tree Rigging 

    Tree Surgeon Package: 
  • Monday to Friday, 8am – 5pm  
  • Salary of £28,000 - £30,000 depending on experience  
  • You'll be part of a team of qualified and experienced professionals with access to a wide range of equipment, enabling you to handle larger and more complex operations within a family run business. 

    If you have the necessary skill set, please apply with an up to date CV or reach out to Lily at Pertemps

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