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Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service in Dorset, United Kingdom, is seeking an Environmental Sustainability Administrator to support the Environmental Sustainability Management strategy. The role is permanent, full-time (37 hours per week) with flexible working options.
Salary £30,023 - £31,525 per annum, rising by annual increments. Travel once a week to key activities and meetings; DBS clearance required; closing date 8 November 2026; interviews 18 November 2026.
Location: Dorset, United Kingdom
Job Type: Permanent
Pay: £30,023 - £31,525 per annum (rising by annual increments to £31,525)
£30,023 - £31,525 per annum (rising to £31,525)
Full Time - 37 hours per week
Environmental Sustainability Administrator
Permanent role
Flexible working options
Salary:£30,023 - £31,525 per annum (rising by annual increments to £31,525)
Basis:Full Time
Job reference:REQ0039
Job title: Environmental Sustainability Administrator
Grade: C
Salary: £30,023 - £31,525 per annum (rising by annual increments to £31,525) More information on salaries and progression can be found on our pay and policies page.
Hours: Full Time - 37 hours per week
Location: The service encourages flexible working and is open to flexible working options. The centre of duty will be agreed with the successful candidate depending on what suits them with the flexibility to work from home / DWFRS Stations / Support Offices and we would welcome a conversation with the successful candidate on what type of flexible working arrangement will work best for you. There will be a requirement to attend your service premises approximately 1 day a week for key activities and meetings.
Appointment Type:Permanent
Contact:For a chat about this post, please contact Dawn Dukes, Environmental Compliance Manager on 01722 691466 / dawn.dukes@dwfire.org.uk
Closing and Interview date: The closing date for applications is Sunday 8 November 2026 (midnight). We may close this vacancy early if we receive a high volume of applications. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. It is intended that interviews will take place on Wednesday 18 November 2026. Should you be shortlisted for interview, further details regarding the interview format / location will be provided before the interview date.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service, an organisation that is passionate about changing and saving lives. Our corporate staff are absolutely vital in helping to make our communities safer and healthier. Without them, we couldn’t do it.
We offer a wide range of employee benefits and strive to ensure that staff are valued and rewarded. For example, we offer a flexi time scheme, Local Government Pension Scheme, a generous annual leave allowance, a variety of family friendly schemes including 39 weeks’ full pay during maternity leave (subject to qualifying criteria) and health & well-being services.
As an Environmental Sustainability Administrator in our Assets department you will:
What makes you our ideal Environmental Sustainability Administrator?
For full details of the role and requirements please have a look at the job description and person specification.
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