At a Glance
- Tasks: Join a team of tree surgeons and groundworkers to care for trees.
- Company: Well-known Arb Association-approved company in Bristol.
- Benefits: Earn £18.97-£20/hr, enjoy 28 days paid holiday, and access professional development.
- Other info: Part-time options available; potential for permanent position after probation.
- Why this job: Get hands-on experience in a dynamic environment while working with nature.
- Qualifications: Must have CS 38 and 39 certificates and climbing experience.
We have an exciting opportunity for someone to join a well-known Arb Association-approved company in the Bristol area and join one of their teams of tree surgeons and groundworkers.
Candidates will need certificates for aerial use of the chainsaw and aerial resce (CS 38 and 39) and ideally should have at least 1 year of climbing experience within the industry.
A full UK driving licence would be beneficial.
Whilst this is intendeded to be a full time role, part time workers will also be considered as long as they work the same days each week.
In return, a pay rate of between £18.97/hr and £20/hr (c. £39k pa) is offered for a 37.5hr week depending on experience, along with 28 days of paid holiday (inc. bank holidays), access to the generous pension scheme and ongoing professional development.
This is a temporary vacancy with a view to becoming permanent after a probationary period.
We are also looking for a full time team leader at the same company, pay up to £45k pa, let us know if this is also of interest
Arborist 2nd Climber in Bristol employer: CTC Recruitment
Join a dynamic and supportive team at our private arboriculture surveying and consultancy firm located on the London/Surrey border, where you will have the opportunity to gain invaluable experience in tree surveying and inspections. With a strong emphasis on employee growth, we offer comprehensive training and the potential for your temporary role to evolve into a permanent position, all while enjoying competitive pay and generous leave benefits. Our collaborative work culture fosters a can-do attitude, making it an excellent environment for those looking to advance their careers in arboriculture.
