Jobs in Argyll and Bute

Sunset at Arduaine, Argyll
Sunset at Arduaine, Argyll. © Forbes Johnson.

If you are searching for a job in Argyll and Bute, you are one step closer to finding your perfect role.

Below you will find a range of career opportunities across different professions, services, trades and industries. Whether you are exploring a career change or hoping to make progress along your current path, we are here to help you find a role to suit your needs and career goals. The current opportunities across Argyll and Bute reflect the wide range within the area’s communities: health care, local authority jobs, forestry, maritime, industry, aquaculture, retail, services, distilling and of course the hospitality sector which is a major player in the area’s economy. Use the filters to focus your search on the type of role you’re looking for. After you have applied to the job, use our guides to make your the next steps of your application process less daunting. Read more about living and working in Argyll and Bute.

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ACT Finance and Admin Officer

Added by ACT
£11.51 per hour, Lochgilphead

ACT Argyll and the Isles Coast and Countryside Trust (ACT) has been established to care for, enhance and promote the coast and countryside of Argyll and the Isles so that it can be enjoyed by the people that live, work and visit here. We require a key member for our team to provide financial and administrative support for our projects. … Read more

Roadside Technician

Added by Stag Garage Ltd
Lochgilphead

Stag Garage Ltd To attend broken-down vehicles by the roadside and repair where possible, if not then recover to the customers garage, home address, or other destination as required. … Read more

Bank Support Worker (full and part time roles available)

Added by Affinity Trust
£8.25 per hour, Oban

Affinity Trust If you are seeking a role where you can "be the difference, change lives" then read on... The role of a Bank Support Worker with Affinity Trust involves supporting each person to live the life they want within their community, to build positive relationships and to reach their potential! … Read more

Care at Home Assistant (Part-Time)

Added by North Ayrshire Council
£8.87 to £9.69 per hour, Grade 4, Isle of Arran

North Ayrshire Council Role Profile Re-advertisement of NAY02479 2x 20 hour posts 2x 25 hour posts ROLE DEFINITION To assist individual service users to remain in their homes, or facilitate their discharge from hospital, by assisting them to … Read more

Customer Experience Advisor

Added by Abellio Transport Holdings Ltd
Lochaber

Abellio Transport Holdings Ltd Abellio is looking for full time Customer Experience Advisors to join their team in Fort William. A living wage employer with excellent benefits, opportunities for career development, we are looking for candidates with first-rate communication skills to deliver outstanding customer service. … Read more

Gardener - Seasonal

Added by North Ayrshire Council
£7.72 to £8.44 per hour, Isle of Arran

North Ayrshire Council To ensure public parks, playing fields and other spaces are maintained, developed and renewed by planting, clearing, pruning & renovating. … Read more

Clerical Assistant

Added by Argyll and Bute Council
£13,285 to £14,526 per annum, Campbeltown

Argyll and Bute Council Working in our busy scanning room, you will deal with all aspects of batching, scanning and indexing of incoming mail and documents into the Document Management System, in addition to General Office duties, as required. … Read more

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Living in Argyll and Bute

Argyll and Bute is such a glorious mix that it makes a fantastic place to live and work with a wide selection of opportunities.

To live in Argyll and Bute is to live by the water, on the coast or inland.

There are 23 inhabited islands, mainly the Inner Hebrides but also one in Loch Lomond and others in the Clyde.

It has a longer coastline than France, thanks to the number of peninsulas, sea lochs and islands; everywhere is less than 12 miles away from seawater. In Argyll and Bute 80 per cent of the population lives within 1km of the coast and 17 per cent of the population lives on islands.

More than half live in communities that have less than 3,000 people.

Local government boundary changes over the years mean the area goes from Helensburgh, within the Glasgow commuter belt, to the Isle of Tiree which gets such fantastic Atlantic waves that is hosts its own surfing festival.

That is why it is such a great place to live and work because of the variety this creates.

The main towns are Oban, Helensburgh, Inveraray, Lochgilphead and Campbeltown - each with its own distinct personality. Each is a hub for shopping, socialising, education, sporting and cultural activities. Shall we just say there have been known to be instances of rivalry in matters relating to shinty, football and pipe bands...

As you would expect tourism is a major employer across the spectrum, as are public sector jobs in local government and healthcare.

Fishing and aquaculture play their part and Oban takes pride in its reputation as the Seafood capital of Scotland; you will see plenty of continental lorries heading for home laden with seafood from the islands.

Whisky is another major export from Argyll from the Peaty Laphroaig of Islay to the mellow Springbank of Campbeltown.

Covering such a wide area where the sea cuts into mainland landscape and with so many inhabited islands Argyll and Bute has a strong maritime employment sector with companies like Caledonian MacBrayne and Argyll Ferries.

The Oban branch of the West Highland Line links the town to Glasgow along a route considered one of the finest rail journeys in the world.

There are always jobs within the transport industry: Argyll and Bute has only three trunk roads but 11 railway stations; six airports with scheduled services (more than 20 if you count airstrips) more than 30 ferry terminals and no one seems quite sure how many helipads.

Jobs in hospitality in Argyll and Bute

Argyll and Bute attracts tourists looking to reconnect with nature or immense themselves in the Gaelic culture and history of the area, so the hospitality industry is always active. Take a look at the hospitality, catering and tourism sector of our listings to find out what’s available today. You’ll find all kinds of roles working in restaurants, hotels, inns, or organisations promoting this important sector.

Outdoor jobs in Argyll and Bute

If you are keen on working in the outdoors rather than in the office you’ll find there are many agriculture, fishing and forestry jobs in Argyll and Bute. It takes a certain amount of effort to maintain the natural beauty Argyll and Bute is known for and with the jobs listed here you could be part of helping keep it that way. An eastern part of the area also falls within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.

Organisations like Marine Harvest Scotland are always on the lookout for new team members. They farm salmon in the remote and pristine waters of the Western Highlands and provide jobs and support fragile rural economies in some of the most remote communities in the country.

Public sector jobs in Argyll and Bute

With its headquarters at Lochgilphead Argyll and Bute Council is a major employer in the area.

Health care jobs in Argyll and Bute

The healthcare sector is an exciting one to be a part of with a variety of roles to choose from. Whichever you decide to be suitable for you, you will have a chance to get to know the community and make a real impact on day-to-day health and lifestyle. Many of the roles you will find will be posted by the NHS Highland, which provides healthcare services across the region though in this most southerly part many patients travel to Glasgow for procedures, rather than Inverness. From staff nurse, to healthcare support worker, you will find the best role for you.

Education jobs in Argyll and Bute

Each of the major towns in the area is home to a high school, as are some of the islands, giving a wide range of career opportunities. In these and the wider-spread primary schools there is a great opportunity to become involved in community life. Argyll and Bute also has colleges linked to the University of the Highlands and Islands including world-leading marine research.