Landscaper

Are you someone who could describe yourself as a green thumb? Do you have a penchant for planting? We are looking for an immediate hire of a passionate Landscaper if you are ready to see if the grass is greener on our side. As a Landscaper, you might care for the grounds surrounding a business or building using hand tools and powered equipment. Landscaping can include anything from simply pulling weeds to drawing up complex plans and using a wide array of horticultural knowledge. In this role, you might primarily work to improve upon an existing garden layout or work in one of the more specialized areas of landscaping. Some of the specialties a passionate landscaper might be interested in would be crafting water gardens and fountains (aquascape), installing lawn sprinkler systems and drains (irrigation systems), or designing practical solutions for orchards and farms. Does this sound like your dream job? We would love to find out more about you, so please apply at the link above. Shift Timing - All ShiftsResponsibilities Include:Operating equipment to complete job based on printed directions, including mowing, pruning, and cuttingDuring the winter, shoveling snow from walks, driveways, or parking lots and spreading salt in those areasTending established lawns by mulching, aerating, weeding, grubbing, removing thatch, or trimming or edging around flower beds, walks, or wallsCapturing and removing litterMaintaining or repairing tools, equipment, or structuresMixing and spraying or spreading fertilizers, herbicides, or insecticidesProviding proper upkeep of sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, fountains, planters, burial sites, or other grounds featuresQualifications:Previous experience as a landscaper preferredHave basic operating knowledge of landscaping toolsVerifiable references to confirm your professional skills and experienceStrong work ethicAble to focus on details at all timesAble to lift 50 pounds in order to load and unload materials as well as carry needed tools to and from the jobsiteAble to work outdoors in all temperatures, which may include heat (temperatures above 100 degrees) or cold (temperatures below 32 degrees)