Full time, permanent position £29,254 pa An exciting and varied opportunity has arisen to support the carpentry / joinery activities across site, based in our carpentry workshop the role will suit an experienced carpenter / joiner with good workshop machine experience. The role will be involved in creative scenic builds across the seasonal programme, light construction carpentry and manufacture and assembly of pieces for our retail and hospitality outlets. You will support our Technical Production Manager on a variety of projects, as well reactive and programmed facilities maintenance and carpentry support the visitor destination. Good communication skills and a positive ‘can do’ outlook are essential to work closely with the wider Maintenance team, often in a pressurised environment. Health and Safety is of the utmost importance in this role and you will recognise this and have the ability to produce risk assessments and job method statements, working within the company’s permit systems. The closing date for applications is Sunday 30 March 2025 JOB DESCRIPTION Job Family Definition Roles within the Facilities & Estates job family are concerned with the strategic and operational management of Eden sites from the design and implementation of capital projects, through to the maintenance of buildings and the provision of estate facilities which enhance visitor enjoyment. Role Purpose Responsible for the day to day technically competent maintenance and safe delivery of facility infrastructure across Eden and its associated sites, and to actively contribute to the education and enjoyment of visitors. Key Accountabilities Installs, maintains, and repairs built environment infrastructure, fixtures and fittings and associated equipment across all Eden sites. Produces Risk Assessments and job Method Statements, and works within Eden’s Permit Systems when conducting maintenance, installation or repairs. Assist other teams within Eden, where facility technician skills and expertise are required to support events, displays, exhibitions and research projects in an effort to increase visitor numbers, improve visitor enjoyment and income generation. Assists with the day-to-day supervision and education of new staff, trainees and volunteers ensuring that all activities are carried out with adequate instruction while satisfying the relevant Health and Safety regulations. Actively engages and interacts with visitors answering questions, providing guidance and imparting knowledge in order to promote the Eden ethos of connecting people with nature. Demands of the Role Education & qualifications Qualified to at least NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in a Carpentry and Joinery qualification and will be required to undergo Health and Safety and Manual Handling training, and hold a current full driving license. Numeracy and literacy must be at a sufficient level to undertake NVQ training, enable the job holder to use basic IT programmes, and maintain accurate records. Knowledge & skills Fully conversant with carpentry and joinery procedures, fault finding, problem solving, supported by a broad knowledge of associated mechanical and fluid systems (construction practices, water, plumbing, industrial pumps, basic electrics, system valves etc). Decision- making Most decisions are routine in nature, drawing upon the job holder’s existing knowledge and skill. Unusually complex or serious situations which fall outside of existing procedures are always referred to a Line Manager to address. Resourcefulness Collaborates with colleagues and Line Managers to devise innovative and creative ways to improve facility installations and infrastructure, enhance the effectiveness of facility operations and engineering practices. People & asset management Assist less experienced staff and trainees providing on-the- job training and coaching as required. A shared responsibility for the care and maintenance of tools, equipment and machinery, and for ensuring the safe and secure storage of hazardous substances. Communication & visitor experience The job holder may occasionally be required to engage, communicate and interact with colleagues and visitors, imparting knowledge, exchanging information and providing facility trade skills advice, and technical or engineering guidance. Operational environment The role regularly requires physical effort such as bending, lifting and climbing within a variety of exposed climatic environments. Additional Features The job holder is required to continuously develop their technical knowledge and keep abreast of current industry practice and legislation and with changing Health & Safety regulations. Other details Pay Type Salary