Arboricultural Officer
- belfast, northern ireland, BT2 7AR, United Kingdom
- Permanent·On-site
- Full time
- £38,000 - £38,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client is seeking a qualified Arboricultural Officer to manage and protect the tree stock within their managed areas around Belfast . This role is integral to maintaining the health, safety, and aesthetic value of urban and rural woodlands and street trees. You will be responsible for tree surveys, risk assessments, developing management plans, and overseeing tree works to ensure best practices in arboriculture are followed. This is a fantastic opportunity for a dedicated professional to make a significant impact on the green landscape in Northern Ireland and contribute to the Forestry & Agriculture sector's environmental stewardship.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct detailed tree surveys, inspections, and risk assessments across various sites.
- Develop and implement long-term arboricultural management plans and strategies.
- Oversee tree planting, pruning, and removal projects, ensuring compliance with industry best practices.
- Provide expert advice on tree health, diseases, pests, and appropriate management interventions.
- Liaise with local authorities, contractors, and the public on arboricultural matters.
- Ensure all tree works are carried out safely and in accordance with relevant legislation and guidelines.
Requirements
- A qualification in Arboriculture, Forestry, or a closely related field.
- Proven experience in tree surveying, assessment, and management.
- In-depth knowledge of tree species, diseases, pests, and their treatment.
- Strong understanding of health and safety legislation relevant to arboricultural operations.
- Excellent communication, reporting, and project management skills.
Benefits
- Competitive salary package appropriate for the role.
- Opportunities for continuing professional development in arboriculture.
- Company vehicle and essential equipment provided.
- Membership of a professional pension scheme.
- The chance to shape and protect the green heritage of Belfast .


