Laborer - Stormwater
yellowstone landscapeCleveland (SC)
Laborer - Stormwater
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yellowstone landscapeCleveland (SC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
If you’re willing to learn, comfortable working around water, and enjoy operating equipment and working outdoors, this could be a great opportunity for you. This role offers room for growth and hands-on experience with equipment and environmental maintenance. This position works under the direct supervision of the Crew Lead and is a field-based role that plays an important part in the efficient and successful completion of work in the field. While each project may vary, the technician’s responsibilities generally include the following:
Responsibilities:
- Assist the foreman with all aspects of pond maintenance services
- Mow and string trim slopes and pond basins
- Selectively remove invasive plants around ponds
- Operate large brush-cutting equipment and other tools as needed
- Load and unload heavy equipment and plant materials from trucks
- Collect and secure company-owned equipment and tools at the end of the day
- Assist other divisions, such as inspection or repair teams, as needed
Requirements:
- 1+ year of experience in lake or pond maintenance, landscaping, commercial mowing, turf management, or pesticide application preferred
- Ability to routinely lift up to 50 pounds
- Ability to walk on steep slopes for extended periods
- Ability to bend and stoop frequently throughout the workday
- Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions
- Comfortable working around environmental factors such as bees, poison ivy, pollen, thorns, and other natural hazards
- Must follow all safety practices when handling chemicals and equipment
- Strong communication skills and ability to work well with others
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