Landscaping Supervisor - The Sanctuary
Landscaping Supervisor - The Sanctuary
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Associates Degree in Horticulture, Turf Grass Management, or related field strongly preferred.
- Minimum of 3 years experience in landscape maintenance and/or turf grass management.
- Resort landscape maintenance and or/ golf course experience a plus.
- Must possess a valid driver's license and have own transportation to and from the resort.
- Expectations & Responsibilities:
- Work, lead, and supervise employees in aspects of landscape maintenance, which include, but not limited to:
- Policing grounds for trash, litter, and debris
- Planting bed maintenance
- Enhancement bed maintenance and installation
- PruningMowingChemical application
- Irrigation Maintenance
- Must adhere to Company Core Values and Standards on a daily basis.
- Exclusive Discounts offered at the Hotel & Villas, 5 Golf Courses, Spa, Restaurants, Recreation and Retail Shops
- Employee Meal Program
- Employee Trainings and Appreciation Events throughout the year
- Recognition Awards and Incentive Events, Peer to Peer Recognition
- Leadership & Career Development
- Bi-annual Wellness FairFree Parking!
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Short Term & Long Term Disability, Life Insurance and Vacation Pay - available for Full Time employees after 60days of employment.401k – available after 30 days of employment
- Kiawah Island Golf Resort is a destination for luxury golf and beach vacations near Charleston, South Carolina. We offer Five-Star accommodations, world-class resort amenities, award-winning recreational activities, and some of the most respected golf courses in the nation.
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