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The Role
The role of the Director Business Unit (BU) Lead, in support of their Divisional Director, is to provide leadership to their BU Arboriculture to help achieve its goals and objectives. The role includes leading and realising the strategy for the BU, playing a key role in the BUs performance and success, and taking the lead role in managing its day-to-day operations and delivery.
More generally, the BU Lead will work closely with their Divisional Director to contribute to setting the strategy for, and ensuring the successful performance of, the Division. They will work collaboratively with others to leverage cross-selling business opportunities and ensure an integrated and mutually beneficial one business approach.
The BU Lead will play a key role in growing, developing, and motivating the BU team, providing technical leadership and promoting an inclusive, supportive, fair, and productive work environment. They will demonstrate leadership on the values and behaviour aligned to being a leading Ethical and Sustainable business.
The BU Lead role will include but not be limited to:
- Promoting the success of the whole business internally and externally.
- Supporting a positive culture and exemplifying the values and behaviours of the one business.
- Ensuring compliance with all policy, process, systems, and procedures and leading on their adoption and continual improvement.
- Collaboratively working with other divisions, regional, sector, support service and business unit leads and deputies to achieve BU, divisional and The Temple Group business plan goals.
- Actively contributing to the successful performance and growth of the BU including the identification and management of risk and opportunities.
- Helping identify and communicate BU concerns, needs, and opportunities.
- Taking responsibility for raising the profile of their BU, team members, and service offerings (both internally and externally) and the winning and delivery of profitable work.
- Promoting collaboration within and across division and BU working and cooperation.
- Contributing to the development and implementation of a strategic plan for the Division.
- Inputting into BU business planning and divisional budget setting.
- Assisting in managing, monitoring, and reporting the performance of the BU and BU led projects against business plan, specific targets, and KPIs.
- Helping to ensure the needs of the BU are understood and represented at the divisional level.
- Helping to ensure the quality, quantity, and availability of resources match the needs of the BU, Division, and the Business.
- Prioritising their role and performance as BU lead.
- Health and Safety responsibilities in line with Business policy and procedures.
- Undertaking special assignments from the Divisional Director as they may arise from time to time.
- Undertaking any other tasks as deemed commensurate with this role.
Technical Responsibilities:
- To provide leadership on the need for technical excellence.
- To encourage and promote active engagement in professional institutes/organisations as relevant.
- To support the establishment and maintenance of framework within the BU to assure and control the high technical quality of all work undertaken and/or items produced. I.e. Responsible for quality assurance of all material prepared by the BU.
- Provide technical mentoring and support to the BU.
- Establish themselves as a technical expert in their chosen field.
- Lead on diversification of Arboricultural and related services (e.g. green infrastructure and ecosystem services, as relevant).
- Promote understanding of Arboriculture in all technical disciplines in the company.
Person Specification:
- Strong technical understanding and expertise.
- Strong interpersonal and leadership skills.
- Commercial awareness.
- Excellent client relationship and work winning skills.
- Excellent organisational and time management skills.
- Excellent team management skills.
Requirements:
- Proven experience in a team leadership role.
- Educated to degree level or equivalent.
- 10 years plus industry experience.
- Chartered professional or equivalent professional membership with a presentable record of CPD.
We offer flexible hybrid working and would consider candidates to work from one of our many offices such as London, Manchester, and Lichfield.
Equal Employment Opportunities
As an equal opportunities employer, Temple is committed to the equal treatment of all current and prospective employees. We aspire to have a diverse and inclusive workplace and strongly encourage suitably qualified applicants from a wide range of backgrounds to apply and join Temple.
Temple is an accredited Investors in People organisation.
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