AN exciting opportunity has opened up to manage the day-to-day operation of a wood processing site.
The foreman role with Grosvenor is one of several vacancies in forestry this week.
TIMBERWORKS FOREMAN, GROSVENOR
- Location: Chester, CH3 9AN
- Salary: c. £35,000 per annum
- Duration: Permanent / Full Time
- Hours: 40 per week, Monday to Friday
Description
Grosvenor TimberWorks is a new commercial forestry venture – based on Grosvenor’s Rural Estates at Eaton in Cheshire – bringing together a progressive and sustainable approach to woodland management with the processing of innovative timber products, combining a dedication to traditional methods of wood craftsmanship with a long-term commitment to UK forestry.
The Role
Reporting to the head of forestry, the foreman will manage the day-to-day operational aspects of the timber processing operation (including firewood and biomass chip). This is a hands-on role and means working with the team on most days.
Key responsibilities will include:
• Helping to establish excellent standards, productivity, efficiency, and safety.
• Ensuring that the timberworks achieve the outputs specified in the business plan.
• Supervising a team, including permanent and casual employees, as well as contractors.
• Responsibility for ensuring that timber is processed efficiently, safely and on time to meet customer needs.
Closing date: Not applicable at the time of writing.
Other vacancies added to Forestry Journal this week are as follows:
- COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT OFFICER (TREESCAPES) - Lancashire
- FOREST MANAGER / SENIOR FOREST MANAGER - Southern England
- SPECIALIST ADVISOR HARVESTING STANDARDS - Flexible Location
Check out our full list of forestry vacancies here.
If you are interested in advertising in our Jobs section, please contact:
Dali Dahmane on 0141 302 7759 or
email: dali.dahmane@forestryjournal.co.uk
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