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New job

Role summary

Coordinate surveillance and outbreak response to protect spruce trees from Ips typographus across south-east England. You’ll organise survey teams, prioritise sites, respond to pheromone-trap detections, and oversee felling and timber-movement authorisations and statutory notices. The role also involves managing staff and contractors, maintaining accurate operational records, analysing field data, monitoring resources, and producing reports. You’ll work with landowners, forestry partners and government agencies, deliver training and support trials of new detection methods. Relevant forestry, plant health or field-operations experience is required.

  • Location: Based at any Forestry Commission approved office, GB
  • Salary: £39,039 – £41,050 per year
  • Workplace: Hybrid
New job

Role summary

Support England’s response to Ips typographus by surveying vulnerable spruce, checking pheromone traps and following up potential detections with ground inspections. You’ll collect and validate field data, maintain accurate records, assist with felling and movement authorisations, and help coordinate statutory notices and contractors. The post also involves engaging landowners and forestry contacts, promoting biosecurity, contributing to reports and training materials, and supporting research trials. Applicants need relevant forestry, ecology or field experience, practical awareness of biosecurity and health and safety, accurate data-handling skills, and willingness to travel regularly.

  • Location: Based at any Forestry Commission approved office, GB
  • Salary: £36,046 per year
  • Workplace: Hybrid

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