Assistant General Manager

Posted 3 days ago

jrs land companyBridgewater (MA)

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

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Benefits:

401(k) matching
Bonus based on performance
Competitive salary
Opportunity for advancement
Training & development

We are hiring an Assistant General Manager to help run day-to-day field operations. This role is for someone with real landscaping and hardscape experience who wants responsibility and long-term growth. Our General Manager oversees sales, fertilizer applicatons, equipment, and crews and we need a capable right-hand person to help carry the load. Tis is not an entry-level management role and not a desk job. What This Role Actually IsHands-on support in the field, especially hardscape projects Helping manage crews, equipment, job flow, and quality control Assisting with equipment oversight and operational follow-ups Stepping in daily to keep jobs moving and problems solved Who This Is ForSomeone with proven hardscape and landscaping experience A leader crews naturally respect Comfortable making decisions in the field Looking to grow into a larger operational role Who This Is NOT ForEntry-level supervisors Retail or restaurant management backgrounds Anyone Without hands-on landscape/hardscape experience

What We Offer:

Competitive pay based on experience
Steady, well-run company with strong leadership
Real responsibility
Clear path to long-term growth

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