Climbing Arborist

Job Title: Climbing Arborist
Hourly Rate of Pay: £16.00 - £18.00
Contract Type: Permanent
Type of Employment: Full Time
Total Weekly Contractual Hours: 40
Location: Regional Recruitment - Surrey
Requirement: Full UK Driving License

About Us
Mitie Landscapes are a leading provider of Arboriculture services in England. We pride ourselves on delivering high-quality tree care solutions to a diverse range of clients, from small private projects to large-scale contracts. As we continue to expand, we are seeking an experienced climbing Arborist to join our highly motivated Professional dynamic team.

Role Overview
As a Climbing arborist, you will be an essential part of our daily Arboricultural operations, contributing to the successful completion of various tree works across urban and woodland settings. You will be a dynamic team player with excellent operational awareness. As a motivated individual, your initiative and coherence with all H&S WFH protocols will be essential in maintaining our comprehensive safety standards

Responsibilities

  • Operating company vehicles, using & maintaining Arboricultural equipment efficiently and safely.
  • Ensuring time reliability and Professional performance.
  • Adhere strictly to Health and Safety RAMS & POWRA.
  • Promoting a culture of safety within the team.
  • Utilise smartphone-based operating systems to report work activity accurately.


Requirements

  • Minimum 2 years' experience in Arboriculture, a full driving license is essential; trailer license desirable.
  • Relevant NPTC qualifications including CS30 (201/202), CS31 (203), CS38 (206), CS39 (306/308).
  • An Arb qualification or willingness to progress with a recognised qualification would be desirable.
  • Strong commitment to hard work, reliability, and safety.
  • Willingness to undergo further training and career development within the industry.


Mitie Landscapes is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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