Head of Landscaping - C.A.R. Gardens
Job Posted: 1 February 2025
- Contract Term: Permanent
- Location: Merstone, Isle of Wight
- Contract Type: Full time
- Salary: £34,125
- Industries: Construction and Labour Horticulture Maintenance
Job Start Date: 3 March
Head of Landscaping
C.A.R. Gardens, Isle of Wight
The Job: Garden construction and management
We are excited to be able to offer this new job for the Isle of Wight. Our business is 20 years young and growing.
Salary: £34,125 per annum and rising. We also pay overtime hours, anything over 43.75 hours a week and you'll be rewarded.
Hours: 8.00am- 4.45pm, including 45 minutes paid breaks.
Contract: Full time and permanent. We invest in our team, offering careers and development.
Holidays: Upto 34 paid days per annum. We reward time of service with an extra days holiday per year for upto 5 years. We also pay for a birthday day off.
Pension: Work place pension is paid in to for you.
Where: We work across the Island.
How to apply:
For more details please read the attached documents and contact us with your completed information.
Email a covering letter, your C.V. and a portfolio of your landscaping works.
Or apply here through Isle of Wight Jobs.
Job description:
You will be landscaping and constructing gardens on various private and commercial sites.
The majority of this role is the physical building of gardens using hard and soft materials. You will be working as part of teams and sometimes individually.
You'll need a full and clean drivers licence to drive our fleet of diesel, petrol and electric work vehicles.
You'll need at least 3 years pervious experience in a similar role- working in hard and soft landscaping, building and planting gardens from plans and as a lead person on sites, managing projects and staff.
With support from the office, you will be involved in the entire landscaping process from meeting customers, quoting, budgeting, ordering, construction, health and safety, and staff and site management.
We aspire to be an environmentally aware business and so a knowledge and interest of sustainability is important.
Knowlege of horticulture is also important, but not essential to this role as further training can be given and signposted to.