Arb Supervisor / Senior Arb - Vacancies - Thamesmead

[arbgirl92]

Peabody, a large Housing Association with an in-house tree team are seeking to recruit an Arborist Supervisor and a Senior Arborist on a permanent, full time basis.

 

Peabody have ownership of a significant amount of open space within Thamesmead, made up of parks, lakes, canals, woodlands and residential streets. We have responsibility for around 30,000 trees. All equipment is provided, including saws, climbing kits, trucks, chippers, stump grinder and MEWP.

 

These roles will involve working as a Lead Climber, undertaking pruning, dismantling and other hands on arboricultural work for the majority of the time.

 

The Supervisor will be required to be hands on and organise and record work completed, liaise with residents and other members of the public
 
Candidates should be NPTC qualified and competent climbing arborists with a good knowledge of all tree work operations and practices. Previous experience of leading a team of staff is required for the Supervisor role.

 

In return, Peabody are offering a salary of £30,000 (16.48 per hour) for the Supervisor and £26,000 (£14.29 per hour) for the Senior Arborist. Salary is negotiable for the right candidate.

 

35 hour week (08:00-15:30, Monday - Friday)

25 days paid annual leave (rising to 30)

Annual attendance based bonus'

Training/CPD

Company contributory pension

 

To apply:

http://www.peabodyjobs.org.uk/cw/en/job/496100/arborist-supervisor

http://www.peabodyjobs.org.uk/cw/en/job/495995/senior-arborist

 

For an informal discussion, please email Tom Broad or Stephen Pyke at the email addresses below. Alternatively, you can send me a message on here.

[email protected]

[email protected]

 

 

 

Edited August 30, 2018 by arbgirl92
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[arbgirl92]

*Still seeking candidates - Please feel free to apply!

[philtemlpleman]

is the senior arborist available. I have relevant nptc's and 20 years experience in all aspects of tree work. thanks Phil 07800738723

 

Edited September 13, 2018 by philtemlpleman