Job Description Permanent Grade D - £45,091 – £53,460 Consultation grade - subject to formal evaluation under the Equal Pay Programme Working 36.5 hours per week Destination Site Manager Birmingham’s parks are some of the city’s most treasured assets — vibrant destinations that bring communities together, support biodiversity, improve health and wellbeing, and provide exceptional visitor experiences. As the UK’s first accredited Nature City, Birmingham is delivering its ambitious City of Nature 25-Year Plan, placing nature, people and place at the heart of the city’s future. We are seeking a dynamic Destination Parks Site Manager to help shape the future of our flagship parks and green spaces. This is a unique opportunity to lead the operational and strategic management of some of Birmingham’s most high-profile outdoor destinations, playing a key role in delivering nature recovery, enhancing visitor experiences and strengthening community connections. If you are passionate about environmental stewardship, community engagement and creating thriving, resilient green spaces, we want to hear from you. As a Destination Parks Site Manager, you will Develop and deliver long‑term visions and operational plans for allocated parks, aligned with city-wide priorities Lead teams to achieve excellence in visitor engagement, conservation standards, and financial sustainability Ensure parks remain safe, accessible, and welcoming through effective maintenance and compliance with statutory regulations Oversee infrastructure improvements, conservation projects, and initiatives that enhance park assets Create engaging, inclusive visitor experiences that encourage repeat visits and broaden audience reach Risk and budget management to explore opportunities for income generation, including grants and external funding Promote environmentally sustainable practices, including carbon reduction and biodiversity initiatives You will directly manage Destination Parks Team Leaders and play a key role in shaping the culture and performance of the wider Parks
