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HSEQ Systems Assistant Our prestigious Norwich based client, part of a cluster of internationally renowned research organisations are seeking a HSEQ Systems assistant to join their busy team in a primarily administrative and coordination support role. This is a full time position based on a 12 month FTC in Norwich. This position may be extended subject to business requirements and the satisfactory pe... TLNT1_UKTJ

The Ted Ellis Trust, Wheatfen Nature Reserve, Surlingham, Norwich, NR14 7AL Salary: £31,000 - £36,000 according to experience + pension contributions Ready to shape the future of one of Norfolk’s most magical wild places? Wheatfen Nature Reserve (130 acres of fen, reed bed, woodland and open water) needs an experienced warden with vision, independence and the drive to lead a truly unique site. Wheatfen is waiting for a warden who sees not just what it is , but what it could be . About the Role: Wheatfen is independently run and managed by the Ted Ellis Trust (Charity No. ). It was established to continue the legacy of the ‘people’s naturalist’ Ted Ellis. The reserve has a patchwork of habitats interspersed with a network of pathways that are open daily to the public to explore free of charge from sunrise to sunset. Wheatfen is home to many key wetland species including, swallowtail butterfly, otter, marsh pea and the scarce chaser dragonfly. The reserve has a long history of ecological research and is managed to a ten year management plan agreed with Natural England. The reserve has a well equipped Study Centre and Thatch Information Centre as well as a workshop and modern office. Why Apply: · You have experience in reserve management · You enjoy using your own initiative and problem solving · You have a passion for wetland ecology · You thrive on working across multiple disciplines. · You are a creative communicator · It’s hands ‑on, season‑shifting, habitat‑shaping work where your decisions matter. Working Arrangements: 37 hours per week, usually . Four weekdays plus Saturdays, exact weekly pattern is negotiable. Annual leave 28 days including Bank and public holidays The reserve warden reports to the Trustees of the Ted Ellis Trust and usually line manages an assistant trainee warden, plus an established group of volunteers. Employment subject to satisfactory checks, references and a 6 month probationary period. An Enhanced Disclosure and Debarring Service (DBS) certificate will be required. The successful candidate will have: At least three years’ experience in leading a broad range of practical conservation, access and estate management tasks, particularly in fen and wetland habitats A good knowledge of wetland ecology, species identification and conservation management · Certification and experience in the use and maintenance of a range of tools and equipment used for site management, including small workboats, chainsaws, winches, brush cutters, herbicide application, reciprocating mowers · Experience in managing and working with volunteers and trainee wardens · Emergency Aid (First Aid) Certificate · Professional Tree Inspectors Qualification (PTI) · A flexible approach and attitude to encompass a wide range of tasks and work throughout all seasons · Strong public engagement skills and an ability to represent the Trust positively through a variety of communications and events · A full clean UK driving licence · A clear understanding of and experience in health and safety and risk assessments For a full job description and application form please go to our website by clicking on the 'apply on company website' button. Application forms should be emailed when completed to arrive not later than midday Thursday 12 March 2026. Interviews will be held on Friday 20 March 2026. If you would like to discuss this post prior to applying, please contact Dan Hoare or Sally-Ann Meadows. Their details can be found by clicking on the 'apply on company website' button.

A prominent educational institution in Norwich is seeking a detail-oriented Data Assistant to support its clinical trials. You will collaborate with research teams to manage data and contribute to well-designed studies.

Job Title: Junior Electrical Project Engineer Location: Norwich, Norfolk Package: £30,000 - £42,000 DOE, 22 days holiday + Bank Holidays, company vehicle A leading regional M&E Contractor are looking for a Junior Electrical Project Engineer to join their expanding Norwich office. The company provides M&E services to a wide range of end user clients and main contractors across a variety of sectors including schools, universities, hospitals, research & development and high-end residential. This is an exciting opportunity for an ambitious Junior Electrical Project Engineer to develop their career in project management within a supportive environment incorporating both project management and estimating. The successful candidate will be working in partnership with the project management and estimating teams to effectively deliver the projects and assist producing tenders and costings for future works. The role is open to someone just out of their time having completed an electrical qualification, looking to come off the tools and to step into managing projects and the commercial element of tendering news works or someone who has already progressed to an office role but looking for a business offering further progression and training. As the Junior Electrical Project Engineer, you will have the following responsibilities: Duties (under guidance) which include the financial monitoring and control of the contracts, visiting the construction sites and working from the office to ensure Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality compliance is maintained, and the companys procedures and objectives are achieved. Provide general assistance to a more Senior Project Engineer or Estimator; who may be in charge of a single scheme or multiple projects, who will ultimately liaise directly with main contractor, clients, consultants and other contractors to ensure successful completion of contracts or quotation. Monitoring incoming communications relating to all projects and assist the engineers / action directly as applicable. Help produce and monitor programme of works, in line with the main contractor and clients expectations. Help plan and control labour levels to each project to suit the programme. Assist with the correct preparation and production of information for the as installed manuals, testing certificates and drawings in a timely manner. Assist in production of material take offs; assistance in all aspects of the procurement of materials and labour against contract target programmes. Assist in the preparation of interim applications for payments and final account statements. Successful applicants will have the following qualifications and experience: Overall knowledge and understanding of a wide variety of electrical systems and their installation methods. Relevant Electrical qualifications. SSSTS or SMSTS desirable. Good problem-solving and decision-making skills. The ability to work under pressure to meet set deadlines. Excellent communication, negotiation and interpersonal skills. Strong numerical and analytical skills with a keen eye for detail. Strong IT skills using Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel. Please contact Adam Brown on 07368400891 / 01638 614599 for more information about this role or if you are interested in a new electrical management opportunity within the Building Services sector (Junior Electrical Project Engineer, Trainee Electrical Project Manager, Junior Electrical Project Manager, Assistant Electrical Project Manager, Electrical Supervisor, Electrician, Electrical Foreman). TPBN1_UKTJ

The Ted Ellis Trust, Wheatfen Nature Reserve, Surlingham, Norwich, NR14 7AL Salary: £31,000 - £36,000 according to experience + pension contributions Ready to shape the future of one of Norfolk’s most magical wild places? Wheatfen Nature Reserve (130 acres of fen, reed bed, woodland and open water) needs an experienced warden with vision, independence and the drive to lead a truly unique site. Wheatfen is waiting for a warden who sees not just what it is , but what it could be . About the Role: Wheatfen is independently run and managed by the Ted Ellis Trust [Charity No.296966]. It was established to continue the legacy of the ‘people’s naturalist’ Ted Ellis. The reserve has a patchwork of habitats interspersed with a network of pathways that are open daily to the public to explore free of charge from sunrise to sunset. Wheatfen is home to many key wetland species including, swallowtail butterfly, otter, marsh pea and the scarce chaser dragonfly. The reserve has a long history of ecological research and is managed to a ten year management plan agreed with Natural England. The reserve has a well equipped Study Centre and Thatch Information Centre as well as a workshop and modern office. Why Apply: · You have experience in reserve management · You enjoy using your own initiative and problem solving · You have a passion for wetland ecology · You thrive on working across multiple disciplines. · You are a creative communicator · It’s hands ‑on, season‑shifting, habitat‑shaping work where your decisions matter. Working Arrangements: 37 hours per week, usually 08.00-16.00. Four weekdays plus Saturdays, exact weekly pattern is negotiable. Annual leave 28 days including Bank and public holidays The reserve warden reports to the Trustees of the Ted Ellis Trust and usually line manages an assistant trainee warden, plus an established group of volunteers. Employment subject to satisfactory checks, references and a 6 month probationary period. An Enhanced Disclosure and Debarring Service (DBS) certificate will be required. The successful candidate will have: At least three years’ experience in leading a broad range of practical conservation, access and estate management tasks, particularly in fen and wetland habitats A good knowledge of wetland ecology, species identification and conservation management · Certification and experience in the use and maintenance of a range of tools and equipment used for site management, including small workboats, chainsaws, winches, brush cutters, herbicide application, reciprocating mowers · Experience in managing and working with volunteers and trainee wardens · Emergency Aid (First Aid) Certificate · Professional Tree Inspectors Qualification (PTI) · A flexible approach and attitude to encompass a wide range of tasks and work throughout all seasons · Strong public engagement skills and an ability to represent the Trust positively through a variety of communications and events · A full clean UK driving licence · A clear understanding of and experience in health and safety and risk assessments For a full job description and application form please go to our website by clicking on the 'apply on company website' button. Application forms should be emailed when completed to arrive not later than midday Thursday 12 March 2026. Interviews will be held on Friday 20 March 2026. If you would like to discuss this post prior to applying, please contact Dan Hoare or Sally-Ann Meadows. Their details can be found by clicking on the 'apply on company website' button.