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We're looking for a JCB Fastrac Operator.
It's a role the whole operation depends on — keeping our forestry, peatland and infrastructure work moving across Scotland, and connecting every team.
Based in Highland Perthshire, suited to someone local with solid tractor experience. A growing rural business, with room to progress!
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A look at what we do.
From forestry ground preparation and fencing to peatland restoration and infrastructure, our teams work across some of Scotland's most demanding upland ground — and take pride in getting it right.
We're a growing rural business, built on skilled people who work hard and look out for each other. We're always interested in hearing from good people who'd like to be part of it.
Apply Here!
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Landscape-scale upland deer fencing is a specific discipline. It's built to hold for decades in country that punishes shortcuts.
We've been doing this work in Scotland's uplands for twenty years — fencing is where Taiga Upland started, and it's still one of the things we do best. Skilled teams, the right equipment for the terrain, directly employed crews working to the same standard on every job. Strong leadership on site, and the experience to make hard work look straightforward.
None of it is complicated. All of it is hard to sustain over a full season, on multiple sites, at scale.
Commissioning upland fencing next year? Put Taiga Upland at the top of your list.
Get in touch — info@taiga-upland.co.uk — 0845 388 6079
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2025 was the pain year at Taiga Upland!
We rolled out a full stack of new business systems — Monday.com at the centre of it as our single point of reference, Xero running the accounts, UINTA capturing site data on the hill, and new digital workflows for time, project tracking, and delivery. It was a huge amount of change in one year, and everyone who's been through something similar knows what that actually feels like.
We stuck with it. 2026 is the year we're reaping the rewards.
Everything connects back to one place now. Cleaner reporting for our clients, more accurate invoicing, less time on paperwork for the team, and nothing falling through the cracks the way it used to.
Behind all of it is our Business Operations and Systems lead, Otto Sanderson, who designed and built every one of these systems for Taiga Upland. That's real work, real judgement, and a lot of quiet determination to see it through. Credit where it's very much due.
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Behind every peatland restoration scheme, every woodland creation project, every big nature restoration job in the hills, there's a track someone had to drive up to reach the work!
Access is one of the quiet foundations of what's happening across Scotland's uplands right now. Most of these projects are in remote country, on estate tracks built years ago for stalking or farming. When the weather takes a section of one out, the wider programme is stuck until it's fixed.
Our team was out on a local estate this month doing exactly that — repairing a hill track badly scoured by a heavy weather event. Skilled operators reading the ground, managing the water so it can't cause the same damage again, and using material found on site wherever possible to keep the work sensitive to the environment around it.
There's a lot of nature restoration happening in the hills these days. Reliable, careful access work is a bigger part of making it possible than most people realise.
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