Your newpany
My client is a well-established and highly respected environmental consultancy with a strong reputation for delivering sustainable, science-led solutions across a broad range of sectors. With an established UK presence and a growing national team of environmental specialists, they provide expert technical support to projects in Residential, Defence, Energy,ernment Services and Transport.
They pride themselves on a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach—working closely with colleagues in Planning, Placemaking, Engineering, Transportation and Asset Management. Their culture is built on flexibility, professional development and a genuinemitment to helping their people thrive. They offer hybrid working, a wide range of flexible work options, and opportunities to develop a meaningful, long-term career.
Your new role
My client is looking for a talented and motivated Arboriculturist to help grow and shape their expanding arboricultural offering. You will work alongside award-winning ecology and natural capital teams, supporting a diverse project portfolio across the UK.
You’ll play a key role in delivering high-quality arboricultural advice, technical reporting and site-based surveys. The position will involve regular collaboration with internal teams, supporting bids and tender opportunities, and building relationships with clients and stakeholders. The role willbine fieldwork, reporting, client engagement and opportunities to develop leadership and team-building skills.
Your main responsibilities will include:
1. Undertaking BS 5837 arboricultural surveys, veteran/ancient tree assessments, visual tree inspections, and safety/risk surveys.
2. Preparing high-quality reports, including survey schedules, Tree Constraints and Opportunities Plans, Management Plans, Impact Assessments and Method Statements.
3. Liaising with local authorities to identify tree protections such as TPOs and Conservation Areas.
4. Supervising site work and providing technical arboricultural advice to clients.
5. Preparing fee proposals andpetitive tenders.
6. Conducting quality assurance checks on reports and plans.
7. Supporting natural capital assessments in relation to arboriculture.
The role is fully flexible and hybrid, allowing you to shape when and how you work to suit your lifestyle, your projects and your team. For the right candidate, they are open to reduced orpressed hours, flexible start/finish times, or a deferred start date.
What you'll need to succeed
You will have:
8. A Level 3 or 4 arboriculture qualification.
9. Demonstrable experience delivering BS 5837 surveys and producing associated reports.
10. Strong tree identification skills including pests, diseases and fungi, and an understanding of how these influence risk and longevity.
11. Experience in quality assurance and producing consistently high-quality outputs.
12. Experience of line management, staff development or mentoring.
13. A full UK driving licence.
You should also be proactive, adaptable, confident, engaging with clients, and keen to help shape a growing arboricultural team within a multidisciplinary environment.
What you'll get in return
14. Fully flexible hybrid working designed around you.
15. Health insurance
16. Pension plan
17. Holiday allowance
18. Flexible benefits: for cycle to work, volunteer days and more
19. Options for reducedpressed hours or flexible start/finish times.
20. Support for professional development and a clearly defined career pathway.
21. Opportunities to work on diverse and high-profile projects across multiple sectors.
22. A collaborative, supportive working culture focused on wellbeing and work–life balance.
23. The chance to help build and grow a developing arboricultural service within a respected national environmental team.