IF you have a passion for forest management, then an exciting opportunity could be for you. 

RDS Forestry is searching for a forest manager/ArcGIS manager to join its Stirling-based team, delivering "a tailored service to many clients across Scotland". 

The firm has an emphasis on the management of traditional estates, timber harvesting and restocking supervision, forestry consultancy and new woodland creation projects.

Job ad description 

A sound knowledge of conifer forest management, Forestry Grant Scheme, forest plan design and management of new woodland creation operations will be advantageous. One of your main responsibilities will be to prepare accurate maps / plans and therefore it is essential to be competent in ARC GIS. The role will require input to forest plans, woodland creations, property schedules and assisting with the management of our in-house GIS resource.

The ideal candidate will possess an ability to perform to a high standard and be able to demonstrate good communication skills to ensure high quality engagement with current and future clients as well as contractors and colleagues. A full UK driving licence is essential.

The successful candidate will have an opportunity to develop their long-term forestry career while talents will be recognised and rewarded. It is a fast-paced working environment where a positive and proactive approach will be required. This is a varied role providing a great opportunity to diversify your skill set, be involved with a variety of projects while adding a valuable contribution to our clients investments and our business.

In order to apply, send a C.V and covering letter to: asolari@rdsforestry.co.uk or telephone 01786 464 085 for an informal chat before applying.

There is no closing date at the time of writing. 

Other jobs added to Forestry Journal in recent weeks include: 
SENIOR FOREST PLANNER
FORESTER / WOODSMAN
GRADUATE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

To view all the latest forestry vacancies, visit our Jobs page. 

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