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Landscape Institute

Consultant or Senior Landscape Manager

England
Posted about 21 hours ago
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About The Role

We are looking for a Consultant or Senior Landscape Manager to play a critical role in ensuring our primary client (Homes England) property portfolios are safe, compliant, and well-maintained through detailed inspections and contract management. To be based from either our Warrington or Gateshead office, we are interested in hearing from you if you have a strong background in landscape management and excellent communication skills.

The successful candidate will join TEP’s Land Management team, will have 2 to 5 or more years’ experience and be a either a chartered landscape professional or looking to work towards chartership.

TEP offers flexible working, mentoring, benefits package and the chance to develop your career within a supportive and growing multidisciplinary team.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Manage a diverse portfolio of Homes England sites, including greenfield land, woodlands and vacant properties;
  • Lead inspections, risk identification and delivery of estate management services across large-scale development land holdings;
  • Procure, administer and manage landscape maintenance and land management contracts through to successful completion;
  • Review and sign off contractor RAMS, ensuring compliance with health, safety and environmental legislation;
  • Provide expert landscape management advice to clients and risk mitigation strategies.
  • Develop and oversee landscape management plans (as required);
  • Build strong relationships with clients, contractors and stakeholders while contributing to service growth and development; and
  • Mentor and support junior team members, sharing technical expertise and training.

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The successful candidate will be expected to travel to sites and on occasion staying overnight at different locations (as required), to meet the requirements of projects.

What We Are Looking For

  • Strong organisational skills to manage multiple sites and schedules;
  • Detailed knowledge of Contract Administration and procurement;
  • Clear and confident communication with clients and contractors;
  • Good working knowledge of health and safety legislation related to property and land management;
  • UK Driving Licence.

Tagged as: chartered landscape professional, expert advice, Landscape Manager, lead inspections, mentoring, portfolio, risk identification, stakeholder relationships

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About The Environment Partnership (TEP)

TEP is a multi-disciplinary environmental consultancy with a track record of over 10,000 successful projects across the UK and Ireland. We provide independent, high-quality advice in planning, design and environmental services, working with clients in the public, private and voluntary sectors.

Our expertise spans the full project lifecycle, from early feasibility and site selection, through planning, design and assessment, to delivery and long-term stewardship. We support clients with planning applications, Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) strategies, green infrastructure frameworks, and sustainability reporting, helping to balance development needs with environmental stewardship.

Our team blends deep technical expertise with a collaborative spirit, helping to shape places that are sustainable, inclusive, and resilient. We’re proud to be trusted by over 300 clients each year, including National agencies, local authorities, developers, housing associations and infrastructure providers.

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Skills

Landscape Management
Contract Administration
Procurement
Risk Identification
Stakeholder Management
Health And Safety Legislation
Estate Management
RAMS Review
Mentoring
Project Management

Location

England, United Kingdom

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