Groundworker
Training or ticket neededConstruction trades
£160–£220 per day
The first trade on site and the foundation of everything after it.
52 roles · 12 families
Not a trades directory. A project this size needs surveyors, ecologists, caterers, security officers and document controllers during the build — and then thousands of hospitality, retail and ride operations staff to run the resort.
10 roles
The build itself — groundworks through to fit-out.
Construction trades
£160–£220 per day
The first trade on site and the foundation of everything after it.
Construction trades
£120–£165 per day
The entry point onto almost any construction site in the country.
Construction trades
£200–£280 per day
Ties the reinforcement that concrete structures depend on.
Construction trades
£210–£290 per day
Builds the moulds that wet concrete is poured into.
Construction trades
£180–£270 per day
Provides the access every other trade works from.
Construction trades
£200–£290 per day
One of the few trades needed right through the build and after opening.
Construction trades
£190–£270 per day
Water, heating, drainage and process pipework.
Construction trades
£180–£260 per day
First fix through to finished joinery.
Construction trades
£160–£230 per day
Large volumes of finishing work in the final stretch.
Construction trades
£200–£320 per day
The craft that makes a theme park look like somewhere else.
5 roles
Moving earth, materials and people around a very large site.
Plant, logistics & drivers
£180–£265 per day
Operating the heavy machinery that shapes the site.
Plant, logistics & drivers
£230–£330 per day
Tower and mobile crane operation through the structural phases.
Plant, logistics & drivers
£130–£180 per day
Controls vehicle and plant movement — constant need on a site this size.
Plant, logistics & drivers
£165–£230 per day
Muck-away, deliveries and materials for the whole programme.
Plant, logistics & drivers
£32,000–£45,000 per year
Sequencing deliveries so a very large site does not gridlock.
4 roles
Design, setting out, ride systems and controls.
Engineering & technical
£38,000–£55,000 per year
Puts the design on the ground, accurately.
Engineering & technical
£40,000–£70,000 per year
Designs and oversees the physical works.
Engineering & technical
£45,000–£75,000 per year
The most specialist engineering discipline on the project.
Engineering & technical
£45,000–£72,000 per year
PLCs, safety systems and building controls.
4 roles
Cost, programme, procurement and contract management.
Professional & commercial
£45,000–£80,000 per year
Controls cost and commercial risk across the programme.
Professional & commercial
£55,000–£85,000 per year
Runs a work area day to day — programme, quality and safety.
Professional & commercial
£28,000–£42,000 per year
An office role on a construction project, and a genuine way in without a trade.
Professional & commercial
£35,000–£58,000 per year
Sources and schedules everything the site consumes.
4 roles
Keeping people safe and the site legally compliant.
Health, safety & environment
£38,000–£62,000 per year
Keeps thousands of people safe on a live construction site.
Health, safety & environment
£28,000–£48,000 per year
Protected species and habitat compliance — a legal requirement, not a nicety.
Health, safety & environment
£24,000–£38,000 per year
Rarely mentioned in job listings, and genuinely needed on a site this large.
Health, safety & environment
£32,000–£48,000 per year
On-site medical cover for a workforce the size of a small town.
3 roles
Welfare, catering, cleaning and security for the construction site.
Site support services
£12.50–£16.00 per hour
Gate control and site security, around the clock, for years.
Site support services
£12.00–£14.00 per hour
Feeding thousands of workers, every day, for five years.
Site support services
£12.00–£13.50 per hour
Keeping welfare facilities usable for a very large workforce.
5 roles
Restaurants, bars and kitchens across the resort.
Hospitality & food
£12.00–£13.50 per hour
The single largest job category in most resorts.
Hospitality & food
£28,000–£36,000 per year
Section chef in resort kitchens, hotels and restaurants.
Hospitality & food
£12.00–£13.00 per hour
Entry-level kitchen role with a genuine progression path.
Hospitality & food
£12.00–£14.00 per hour
Bars across the resort, hotels and entertainment venues.
Hospitality & food
£24,000–£30,000 per year
Check-in, guest problems and the first impression of the resort hotels.
3 roles
Shops, ticketing and guest services.
Retail & guest services
£12.00–£13.50 per hour
Merchandise stores throughout the resort.
Retail & guest services
£12.50–£14.50 per hour
The people guests approach when something goes wrong.
Retail & guest services
£12.00–£13.50 per hour
Gates, ticket sales and annual pass administration.
5 roles
Running the rides and putting on the show.
Ride operations & entertainment
£12.50–£14.50 per hour
Safety-critical, customer-facing, and the signature theme park job.
Ride operations & entertainment
£34,000–£50,000 per year
Daily inspection and maintenance of ride systems.
Ride operations & entertainment
£13.00–£18.00 per hour
Character work, street entertainment and stage shows.
Ride operations & entertainment
£28,000–£42,000 per year
The technical craft behind shows and themed attractions.
Ride operations & entertainment
£12.50–£15.00 per hour
Maintaining and fitting thousands of costumes.
4 roles
Keeping the resort working once it is open.
Facilities & maintenance
£12.00–£13.50 per hour
Hotels and public areas, at very high volume.
Facilities & maintenance
£38,000–£55,000 per year
Keeps the resort's plant and systems running permanently.
Facilities & maintenance
£24,000–£34,000 per year
Planting during fit-out, then maintaining it forever.
Facilities & maintenance
£13.00–£16.00 per hour
Guest safety and site security once the resort opens.
3 roles
HR, finance, IT, marketing and training.
Corporate & admin
£28,000–£40,000 per year
Hiring thousands of people is itself a large job.
Corporate & admin
£30,000–£45,000 per year
Central to the local hiring pledge actually working.
Corporate & admin
£28,000–£42,000 per year
Tills, ticketing, networks and show systems all depend on IT.
2 roles
Getting guests and staff to and around the resort.
Transport & access
£13.00–£16.00 per hour
Moving guests and staff between car parks, hotels and the gates.
Transport & access
£12.00–£13.50 per hour
Managing arrival and departure for very large volumes of vehicles.
Pay figures are indicative ranges observed in the wider market, not offers or vacancies. We are not an employment agency and hold no jobs.