CJS Online: Rights of Way
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It's been a turbulent few years and it's time we assessed how well CJS is fitting your needs and providing the services you want and need in a way that is simple and easy to use. Your opinions matter and we do listen. This survey is more in depth than previous ones, with quite a few open ended questions, as we work out how to ensure that CJS remains relevant to you: our readers. We're not expecting essays just a few words or a sentence or two at most. Please be honest - write your first response on reading the question.
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Operative - Landscaping Team - Cormac Solutions
Salary: £22,249
Working Hours: 37
Contract Type: Permanent
Cormac is proud of the services it provides to Cornwall Council, in preserving and maintaining Countryside sites, multi-use trails, coastal footpaths and public rights of way. To help further improve our standards we are seeking to recruit a skilled person, to join a busy team in Scorrier. This role is for an Operative, working in a team on projects to improve, repair, renovate and construct infrastructure such as wooden bridges, fencing, stiles, boardwalks and footpaths across the Countryside & Environment Service assets.
Countryside Access Assistant - Surrey County Council
The starting salary for this position is £27,991 per annum based on a 36 hour working week.
The Environment, Transport and Infrastructure (ETI) directorate is responsible for a wide range of services including: highways, transport, planning, countryside and waste management. These services are critical for people living, working and travelling through Surrey, delivered by the county council or in partnership. An exciting opportunity has arisen for a full time Countryside Access Assistant to support the Countryside Access Officer. Working as part of a team you will be implementing the County Council's statutory and priority countryside access duties, powers and responsibilities; including maintenance and inspections.
Access Ranger (Cumbria) - Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority
Permanent
37 hours per week
Based in Orton, Cumbria.
Would you like to work in one of the most beautiful landscapes in Britain?
If so, we have a rare chance to join the National Park Authority's Ranger Service as an Access Ranger on a permanent basis.
Rights of Way Area Warden - Somerset County Council
£22,183 - £25,481 per annum
Full Time / Fixed term contract until 31 March 2022.
Taunton
Interested in public rights of way? Already a team of 25, we’re looking for a Temporary Area Warden until the end of March 2022, with a possibility of further extension, to help keep the extensive public rights of way network open and easy to use. This role has arisen due to the increase in reported issues following increased use of the path network. As a Temporary Rights of Way Area Warden you would be the focal point for all rights of way and open access enquiries/ issues for a specific part of Somerset.
Rights of Way Area Warden - Somerset County Council
£22,183 - £25,481 per annum
Full Time / Permanent
Taunton
Interested in public rights of way? Already a team of 25, we’re looking for a new Area Warden to help keep the extensive public rights of way network open and easy to use. You would be the focal point for all rights of way and open access enquiries/ issues for the central area of Somerset, investigating and dealing with issues to a conclusion, identifying appropriate options for addressing breaches of relevant legislation and arranging for necessary works to be undertaken.
Conservation Contractor - Wildscapes Countryside Contractors
Wildscapes Countryside Contractors are looking for hand cutting site operatives to help with scrub clearance contracts throughout the scrub cutting season (chainsaw operatives and draggers). We rely on hand cutting to make minimal site disturbance and need hard working, reliable individuals who would like to work on some of the best heathlands based around the Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire area.
Conservation & Access Trainee (4 posts) - Dartmoor National Park Authority
Grade 3, £20,092 per annum
37 hours per week
12 month fixed-term contract
Dartmoor National Park Authority is the body that oversees the vibrant, living, working landscape and community that is Dartmoor. We help to conserve and enhance the biodiversity, cultural heritage and landscape of Dartmoor and provide opportunities for people to enjoy the countryside as well as supporting our local communities and the rural economy. We are now looking for four Conservation & Access Trainees to join us for 12 months.
Aigas Field Centre Ranger/Naturalist Guide Posts - Aigas Field Centre
Seasonal Aigas Rangers (up to 4 posts available) - Remuneration £20,000+ pa (pro rata)
The Aigas Ranger Training Scheme starts at the beginning of February 2022 and takes seven/eight weeks. After training you will commence a six week shadowing period, followed by a term work experience contract until the beginning of November. During that time you will take groups of adults around the Highlands providing a very high level of environmental, cultural, historical and archaeological interpretation. You will also work regularly with our environmental education team, providing outdoor education to school children of all ages. You will provide excellent customer care and work with the Aigas team in a unique and exciting environment. You will be involved in animal husbandry (of our wildcats for example) and a range of other nature conservation projects on the estate.