Environmental Development Officer

Environmental Development Officer – Post T69

Grade 7 (£30,883.00- £32,467.00).

37 hours – Permanent

At Broxtowe Borough Council we are passionate about our parks, green spaces and public realm, and the role they play in supporting communities, health and wellbeing. We are committed to ensuring that our green infrastructure and associated assets are safe, functional and welcoming, and this role is key to delivering that ambition.

We are looking for an enthusiastic and organised Environmental Development Officer to join our Environment Team. This role focuses on the design, delivery and maintenance of parks and play infrastructure, including play areas, footpaths, drainage features and associated structural assets across the Borough.

Working closely with colleagues, contractors and community partners, you will support capital improvement projects, undertake cyclical inspections of infrastructure assets, and ensure works are delivered safely, compliantly and to a high standard. This is a varied and practical role that combines project delivery, asset management and partnership working.

The role is primarily based at our Kimberley Depot, with regular travel across the Borough and attendance at site meetings as required.

In return, we offer the opportunity to be part of a committed and supportive team, dedicated to maintaining high quality public spaces for residents and visitors alike, alongside competitive leave entitlement and membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme.

What you need to know

This post may involve occasional evening meetings or work outside normal office hours.

If you would like an informal discussion about the role, please contact Dan Reynolds, Parks and Green Spaces Manager, on 0115 917 3597.

You can read about why it’s great to work with us on our jobs page.

Experience

• Delivering parks, play or public realm infrastructure projects from design to completion
• Procuring and administering contracts, including contractor supervision and payment certification
• Inspecting and managing infrastructure or structural assets within open spaces
• Undertaking risk assessments and ensuring compliance with health and safety and CDM requirements
• Working with contractors, internal teams and external stakeholders
• Using digital systems, mapping tools or asset registers to manage infrastructure information

Ideal candidate

• Have relevant experience or qualifications in construction, civil engineering, landscape, infrastructure or a related discipline
• Demonstrate an understanding of parks and play infrastructure within a public sector or amenity setting
• Be confident prioritising works and managing multiple projects simultaneously
• Communicate effectively with contractors, colleagues, community groups and partners
• Be comfortable contributing to reports, funding bids or business cases
• Hold a valid driving licence (designated car user post)

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