Lawn Care Technician / Operator
$22 to $27 per hour
ApplyLawn Care Technician / Operator
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$22 to $27 per hour
About the role
- $22 to $27 per hour, based on experience, licensing, and technical ability
- Full-time position with seasonal overtime opportunities
- Performance-based advancement and compensation growth
- Health and dental insurance 401(k) with company contribution
- Paid vacation, holidays, and sick time
- Paid training, licensing, and approved certification expenses
- Company-provided uniforms, professional application equipment, and required personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Clear career path toward increased route responsibility and technical specialization
- Build your career with an established company known for professional lawn care, landscape maintenance, turf management, and plant health care
- Get hands-on training from experienced managers and senior lawn care technicians
- Develop valuable skills in turf management, weed identification, equipment calibration, pesticide application, fertilization, and property diagnostics
- Work with a team that values safety, accuracy, quality workmanship, and continuous improvement
- Get clear expectations, direct communication, and support when you need itExpand your technical knowledge while building a long-term career in the green industry
- Your New Role
- Perform lawn care services on residential properties in Northern New Jersey
- Complete scheduled lawn fertilization, weed control, insect control, and soil treatment applications
- Operate professional lawn care equipment, including ride-on spreaders and sprayers, push spreaders, backpack sprayers, aerators, and seeders
- Assist with aeration, overseeding, lawn renovation, and seasonal turf care services
- Mix, transport, and apply fertilizers and lawn care products according to product labels, company procedures, and New Jersey regulations
- Follow treatment programs, application rates, property instructions, and scheduled service plans
- Inspect turf for weeds, insects, disease symptoms, drought stress, irrigation issues, and other lawn health concerns
- Report property conditions and concerns to the PHC/Lawn Department Manager or senior technicians
- Maintain accurate digital service records for products, weather conditions, application rates, and completed services
- Protect lawns, landscape beds, buildings, hardscapes, and surrounding property during applications
- Keep trucks, lawn care equipment, product inventory, and storage areas clean and organized
- Perform routine equipment inspections and maintenance
- Follow company safety procedures and correctly use required PPECommunicate professionally with homeowners, managers, and coworkers
- Participate in company training, pesticide licensing preparation, and continuing education
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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