Conservation Ranger: Grounds, Visitors & Impact

Severn Trent Plc; East Midlands; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary: From £26,472.70

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Annual bonus scheme (up to £1,500)

Maternity and adoption leave

Leading pension scheme (up to 15% with

Sharesave – discounted Severn TrentPLC

Dedicated training and development

Electric vehicle scheme

Two paid volunteering days per year

Job summary

Severn Trent Plc is seeking a Ranger to join our Carsington Water site team. You’ll help maintain habitats and public green space while delivering excellent customer service and supporting visitors.

The role covers 37 hours a week on a rotating four-week shift pattern, Monday–Sunday, with travel to sites and a full UK driving license required. You’ll work with volunteers, contractors and partners to deliver conservation initiatives and a positive visitor experience.

Qualifications

• Experience in Customer Service, Ground maintenance, conservation and Visitor management.
• Event organising and familiarity with outdoor sports is desirable.
• Ability to work with volunteers, contractors and partners.
• Health and safety qualification and practical qualifications (chainsaws, woodchippers, trailer towing) are helpful.
• Full UK driving license is required for site travel.

Responsibilities

• Practical grounds maintenance and conservation management using power tools.
• Be an ambassador for Severn Trent and help visitors with queries.
• Carry out H&S inspections across the site.
• Manage volunteering including recruitment, work planning, supervision and safety.
• Create conservation initiatives and liaise with partners and the catchment team.

Skills

Customer Service

Ground maintenance

Conservation

Visitor management

Event organising

Outdoor activities familiarity

Job description

Severn Trent Plc is seeking a Ranger to join our Carsington Water site team. You’ll help maintain habitats and public green space while delivering excellent customer service and supporting visitors.

The role covers 37 hours a week on a rotating four-week shift pattern, Monday–Sunday, with travel to sites and a full UK driving license required. You’ll work with volunteers, contractors and partners to deliver conservation initiatives and a positive visitor experience.