Jobs in Lochgilphead

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Below you will find the current vacancies in Lochgilphead; use the filters to focus your search on the type of role you are looking for. After you are done, use our guides to make your application process less daunting. Take a look at the HIJOBS application advice pages for some tips on how to get started. We hope you find the perfect job for you in Lochgilphead. Read more about living and working in Lochgilphead.

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Seasonal staff

Added by Scottish Canals
Ardrishaig

Scottish Canals Customer service is key regardless of whether our visitors travel by boat, bike or boot; so we are looking for confident communicators who enjoy meeting and helping the public. … Read more

Hatchery Technician - Anglesey, Wales

Added by Marine Harvest (Scotland) Ltd
£18,485 to £23,451 per annum, Scotland

Marine Harvest (Scotland) Ltd Applicants must be willing to work flexibly to meet the demands of the job. The positions are offered on a full time, permanent basis, working a 40 hour week on any five out of seven days. Applications are invited from individuals who have a positive approach to this type of work. … Read more

Living in Lochgilphead

Lochgilphead is the administrative heart of Argyll and Bute with the council headquarters at Kilmory Castle on the outskirts of town.

It is also home to a major industrial estate and there is also a hospital in the town.

The whole reason the town has grown is its ideal location at the head of Loch Gilp, close to the Crinan Canal and as near as dammit in the centre of Argyll and Bute. Argyll and Bute is a sprawling collection of peninsulas and islands from the Clyde to the Inner Hebrides and getting people together for an actual, physical, meeting can involve some impressive logistics. It can be a three-day round trip during the winter ferry timetable for someone to travel from one of the smaller islands to Kilmory to attend a council meeting.

Lochgilphead has an impressive new joint campus comprising primary and high schools and a community sports centre which takes children from primary schools in a wide surrounding area.

The central location also works in people’s favour when they are not in work – it means they are within easy travelling distance of all that Argyll has to offer in terms of entertainment, culture, shopping and the wonderful outdoors. And who wouldn’t want to drive along a shore road to get to work every day? Which ever road you drive into Lochgilphead upon, the scenery is stunning.