• Work both independently and closely with other team members to deliver a range of projects and site improvements.
• Source, store and control the use of resources used to maintain and improve Mole Valley’s parks and open spaces.
•  Identify and respond to events (major or minor) that impact upon open spaces, environment, wildlife, natural habitats, assets or people.
•  Promote responsible public use of the natural environment, balance the conflicting needs of public access, land use, landscape, wildlife and historical value and different users.
• Lead volunteer groups on small projects, including organising, writing procedures and documenting safe working practises.
• Organise, deliver, and supervise small scale project work relating to recreation, biodiversity and access improvements from start to completion, and as specified by their supervisor, within remit, on budget and to timescales and representing value for money.
• To be aware of the council’s policy on risk management and to escalate any new, emerging or potential risks to the post holder’s line manager.
• Carry out such duties as may be required by your manager as appropriate to the post.
• To ensure that all necessary data is provided in an accurate, reliable and timely manner, and is fit for purpose in accordance with the council’s data protection policies.
•  Health and safety – to work in accordance with the council’s commitment to provide a healthy and safe working environment including the promotion and implementation of health and safety policies and procedures.

26 days of annual leave, a 15% employer pension contribution, free onsite parking, wellbeing support through our Employee Assistance Programme, health checks, annual Flu vaccination, Free eye test, cycle-to-work scheme, staff discounts.

Mole Valley District Council is a local authority in Surrey, responsible for delivering a wide range of district-level public services to residents, businesses and communities. These services include waste and recycling, housing, planning and building control, environmental health, council tax collection, licensing, and community wellbeing initiatives, alongside supporting economic development and sustainability within the area. The council works in partnership with Surrey County Council, which provides wider services such as education and social care, to ensure effective local governance and the ongoing development of the Mole Valley district.