Landscape Crew Leader / Landscape Foreman

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real landscapeBoynton Beach (FL)

First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers Landscaping Services

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About the role

Job Description: Are you an experienced landscape professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment, loves organization, and takes pride in delivering beautiful results for clients? We’re looking for a Landscape Foreman or strong Crew Leader to help lead projects, coordinate crews, and keep operations running smoothly.

What You’ll Do: Assist in managing landscape crew with installation projects (small and large scale) Perform plant counts for maintenance accounts Coordinate and oversee lawn & landscape schedules (daily, weekly, monthly) Track inventory for trucks, trailers, tools, and equipment Monitor and schedule maintenance for vehicles and equipment Communicate professionally with clients to ensure satisfaction and clarity Support overall field operations and team efficiency

What We’re Looking For: Hands-on experience in landscape installation and jobsite coordination Strong organizational and scheduling skills Knowledge of plants and materials (nursery experience is a plus) Ability to manage multiple moving parts without losing attention to detail Reliable, proactive, and solution-oriented mindset Excellent communication and leadership skills Bilingual- Spanish and English Why Join Us? Work with a supportive, experienced team Variety of projects that keep every day interesting Opportunity to grow into higher management roles Competitive pay based on experience \nCompany

Description: Real Landscape Inc. is a high-end landscape design firm that also grows trees and plants for use in landscape design!

Company Description: Real Landscape Inc. is a high-end landscape design firm that also grows trees and plants for use in landscape design!

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