UK Government - Forestry Commission Careers and Employment

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Company size
1001 to 5,000
Industry
Government & Public Administration

Jobs

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Full-time

Landscape and Woodland Design Advisor

East London

£42,426 - £46,029 a year

2 days ago

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Full-time

Civil Engineer Works Supervisor

Santon

£25,119 - £26,014 a year

4 days ago

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Part-time

Area Admin Officer

Santon

£25,119 - £26,014 a year

5 days ago

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Full-time

Administration Officer

Farnham

£21,998 - £22,396 a year

5 days ago

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Full-time

Administration Officer

Kennford

£21,998 - £22,396 a year

5 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time

External Funding Officer

East London

£35,167 - £38,081 a year

5 days ago

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Full-time

Forest Works Supervisor - Cannock

Valley

£25,119 - £26,014 a year

5 days ago

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Full-time

Trainee Wildlife Ranger

Kielder

£19,330 a year

11 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time

Forest Craftsperson - Mid Devon and North Devon

Exeter

£21,998 - £22,396 a year

12 days ago

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Full-time

Administration Manager - Incentives & Regulations

Farnham

£35,167 - £38,081 a year

10 days ago

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Part-time

Wellbeing & Inclusion Manager

Bristol

£42,462 - £46,029 a year

8 days ago

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Full-time

Forest Services Area Ecologist - South West

Exeter

£35,167 - £38,081 a year

13 days ago

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Full-time

Machine Operator - Civil Engineering

Bellingham

£21,998 - £22,396 a year

11 days ago

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Full-time

H & M Machine Operator

Kielder

£25,119 - £26,014 a year

18 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time

Works Supervisor South FD

Winchester

£25,119 - £26,014 a year

15 days ago

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Full-time

CEO Forestry Commission

Bristol

£125,000 a year

24 days ago

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Agriculture & Forestry

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Salaries

Salary estimated from 410 employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed.

Popular Roles

Civil Engineer

£30,139 per year

Park Ranger

£24,193 per year

Forester

£26,578 per year

Administrative Assistance

Administrative Officer

£19,515 per year

Financial Administrator

£20,856 per year

Executive Support Officer

£26,855 per year

Management

Manager

£32,820 per year

Business Development Manager

£36,214 per year

Site Supervisor

£24,142 per year

Agriculture & Forestry

Forester

£26,578 per year

Harvester

£31,214 per year

Ecologist

£24,271 per year

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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 41 reviews and is evolving.

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Reviews

Administrator in Devon

on 25 January 2020

Lovely People - Not so much the actual work

The people and the Forestry Commission make the organisation. Lovely people to work with, however the job itself is not really what I am about. Admin work is part of my daily tasks, however I do miss interacting with the public and customer service.

Specialist Enquiries Officer in Farnham

on 28 October 2019

Overall not a bad place to work

Working with like-minded people. Happy environment and nice surrounding environment in the middle of Alice Holt Forest. Subsidiary discounts. A little underpaid for work carried out.

General Assistant in Brockenhurst, Hampshire

on 15 September 2019

Very good

Loved working within the forestry commission, I am an out doors person and love nature and the countryside so learning and working was an absolute pleasure

Business Support Officer in Bristol

on 2 July 2019

Productive, fun and forever learning environment

Great for improving your skills. Managers very open minded and empathic. A great place to expand on and educate yourself on England's forestry and woodland creatures.

Intern in the Entomology and Pathology Unit in Highlands, Harare

on 12 March 2019

Research driven, friendly atmosphere

The company is resaerch drivern in teh reaserch and training division, therefore generally, the division is often looking for new developments in all the units. Free lunches and transport into teh Central Business District are provided. Renumeration is generally below standard, often half salary may be deposisted for months on end.

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