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Groundwork Pennine Lancashire delivers education and training programmes within local schools and communities across East Lancashire. We are looking for a confident individual who is passionate about the environment and has the ability to motivate and inspire young people to get back onto the ladder of learning and employment. Based at our outdoor education centre in Rossendale the role is to develop and deliver environmental and land-based training plus taster sessions. The successful candidate will need to demonstrate practical experience of working in the environment/countryside or horticulture. Delivery of the Level 1 Certificate in Sustainable Development is a key part of this role as is developing new environmentally based learning programmes. You will benefit from working within a dedicated supportive team delivering a range of exciting projects within schools and other community and youth groups. Appropriate training will be offered for the role. Closing date: Friday 1st August 2008 Interview date: Friday 8th August 2008 For an application pack contact: Gail Smalley, Groundwork Pennine Lancashire, Nova Scotia Wharf, Bolton Road, Blackburn BB2 3GE Tel: 01254 669008 email: gsmalley@groundwork.org.uk
We need an experienced and enthusiastic individual to help us market our wildlife expertise. The Wildlife Trust has a range of products and services that have huge potential for income generation if they are effectively marketed. You will promote them to maximise our capacity for earned income. In addition, you will develop our online presence and marketing, encourage participation in events and activities and contribute your specialist knowledge to the wider organisation. This is a newly created key role in our small but highly effective development team, with great opportunities for professional progress and to play a significant part in our growing success. You will need a dynamic, ‘can do’ attitude, an awareness of the natural world and experience of generating new business through a marketing approach. In return, we offer a friendly and flexible working environment, generous holidays and the chance to make life better for people and wildlife in the North West. If this sounds like you, please apply!
More jobs in CJS Monthly July's edition is now online in full, 5 pages this month plus 3 of events. Just click on CJS Monthly to see the most recent copy in full. You can print any page as required. If you find it doesn't all fit on one page open your printer settings (this varies from printer to printer so we can't give you exact instructions) and tick 'Fit to Page', sometimes called 'Scale to Fit'. This makes sure that the full width prints out on one page of A4. To see the jobs click on the page number icon or on either of the PDF logos to download CJS Monthly in full or the Events Diary. Sorry, no vacancies from this region advertised this month's edition.
37 hours a week from 1 September 2008, at Countryside Services, Winckley House Preston PR1 8RD. You will be responsible for investigating Public Rights of Way Offences, applying enforcement powers where necessary as well as a wide range of policies and procedures within a legal framework. You will be supporting a small team of area network officers in fulfilling the county councils legal obligations to maintain and improve the Public Rights of Way Network. You will have the ability to deal with a wide range of people and have experience of preparing cases for legal proceedings as well as appearing as a witness at court. You will require excellent negotiating skills along with a general working knowledge of countryside management. You will have the opportunity to become involved in all aspects of the Countryside Service as needs arise. Essential: You must have experience of enforcement of legislation, use of computers and data entry, use and interpretation of ordnance survey and other maps at various scales.A Countryside Service vehicle will be provided, therefore it is essential to have a full current driving licence. Informal discussion: Clive Weake on 01772 534119. Apply online or telephone 0845 053 0008. Closing date: 1 August 2008. www.lancashire.gov.uk/vacancies
NUS Services represents the commercial interests of Students’ Unions all over the country. Although the Company’s core function is our purchasing consortium with an annual turnover of £120 million, we also provide our member Students’ Unions with a range of best practice programmes to help them maximise their income and minimise their costs. We pride ourselves on running a dynamic, student-led company that operates on a not-for-profit basis with ethical and environmental considerations at the heart of everything we do. Our Ethical and Environmental department is responsible for the promotion of the ethical and environmental agenda within the Students’ Union movement, delivering bespoke programmes designed to reduce the environmental impact of our member Unions, our suppliers and our own organisation. As our Greener Unions Co-ordinator you will develop and deliver our portfolio of programmes that seek to reduce the environmental impacts of our member Unions. This includes developing and delivering our award winning Sound Impact environmental accreditation scheme, our flagship environmental programme that has been enormously successful in delivering practical change in Students’ Unions. You will also act as our internal ethical and environmental champion, monitoring our environmental impacts, producing our annual environmental report and developing new environmental policies for the Company. With a degree or similar level of qualification or experience, you will be passionate about ethical and environmental issues and have experience of delivering successful environmental initiatives and projects and of writing and publishing high quality communications. The position is based at our offices in Macclesfield. For further information or an
application pack, please call Yvonne Crook, HR Administrator, on 01625
413257 or email your address details to
careers@nussl.co.uk or
The closing date for this position is Wednesday 23 July 2008 and if your application is short-listed, interviews will take place on Wednesday 30 July and Friday 1 August 2008. NUS Services is an equal opportunities employer and actively seeks to encourage applications from groups that are under represented in the organisation. We would welcome applications from individuals from minority ethnic backgrounds. All applications will be considered on merit.
ADAS UK Ltd is a major provider of environmental consultancy and research throughout the UK, providing science based solutions. Our strength lies in the ability to provide our clients with an unparalleled range of objective, science-based information, advice and implementation services across the environment sector. We are an independent provider of Tree and Vegetation management consultancy to Utilities, Rail Companies, Developers and Local Government. We are seeking new staff on a short term, and sub contract, basis to carry out Tree Risk Surveys across the UK. The type of work you can expect to be involved in will be varied and challenging, calling upon your professional arboricultural knowledge. Key skills and responsibilities: You will be competent in carrying out Visual Tree Assessments (VTA), have good tree identification skills, be able to diagnose injury, disease and decay, and structural defects. You will be trained and/or experienced in arboriculture, with a recognised arboricultural qualification, such as National Diploma level or equivalent. It would be desirable if you also possessed the Lantra Professional Tree Inspection certificate. You will be expected to travel and complete surveys in a variety of different environments, and will need to be physically fit, and possibly undertake a drugs and alcohol test as well as a medical. You must be able to communicate well with the public, and have the ability to work to deadlines and targets. You should also be proficient with the use of the MS Office applications, and have experience with data bases, specialist software packages, and ideally GPS. You must have a personal, or laptop, computer and access to the internet and an email account suitable for transferring data. You must hold a current Full UK driving license, and have access to a vehicle for business use. If you are interested in working for ADAS, please email your CV with covering letter to ian.braddock@adas.co.uk Details believed correct but given without prejudice. Ends. |
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