Neighbourhoods, Regeneration and Sustainability
£33,701.87 - £37828.72
Location: Eastgate, 727 London Road, Glasgow, G40 3AQ
Ref: GLA15915
Can you help communities to restore nature in Scotland's biggest city? We have vacancies for four seasonal Countryside Rangers to join our Greenspace and Biodiversity Group to work with local communities and volunteers to identify, plan and deliver projects that create, restore and manage natural habitats in our parks and open spaces.
Working at sites across the city the role will involve site survey and assessment, project development, and project delivery with local volunteers and community groups. Postholders must be able to work well with people from a range of backgrounds and have a good understanding of how to work safely with volunteers in outdoor settings. The posts are seasonal and are until 31st August 2027.
The working pattern will include weekend working.
If you have any questions about the role, please contact Scott Ferguson on 07384 243042.
We expect interviews for these posts to take place in the w/c 30th November 2026.
Salary Details:
Core Pay: £32,024.87 - £36,151.72
WCD Payment: £769
Non-Standard Working Payment: £908
Total Salary: £33,701.87 - £38,828.72
Please note that this pay will apply until 3 April 2027 only.
A new allowances framework will be introduced from 4 April 2027, and this post will move to those new arrangements. If appointment takes place before that date, the rate shown above will apply until 3 April 2027 only.
The post has not yet been fully evaluated, and the final evaluated Pay Level and total pay position will not be confirmed until Job Evaluation activity has been completed.
Further information will be provided to candidates during the recruitment process.
Closing date is 11.59pm on Sunday 22nd November 2026
Information is available in alternative formats, on request.
Countryside Ranger (Seasonal) employer: Glasgow City Council
Glasgow City Council is an excellent employer, offering a supportive work culture that prioritises employee well-being and professional growth. As part of the Greenspace and Biodiversity team, Arborists enjoy a generous benefits package, including extensive annual leave, a local government pension scheme, and opportunities for continuous training in a role that contributes significantly to the sustainability of the city. Working in Glasgow not only provides a chance to make a meaningful impact on the community but also fosters a collaborative environment where employees can thrive.
