Groundskeeper
stonemark managementHouston (TX)
Groundskeeper
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stonemark managementHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Groundskeeper Stonemark Management, a national multi-family management company, has an opening for a highly motivated, full-time Groundskeeper to join our team. Must be capable of working with little or no supervision, and be able to work outside, in all weather conditions and to perform physically difficult work. If you are interested in an environment that offers new opportunities/experiences everyday, please read further.
Position Summary:
Responsible for keeping the grounds of the community in an attractive condition; for keeping exteriors, common areas, vacant apartments, sidewalks and alleyways of community in a clean and safe condition.
Job Responsibilities:
Picks up litter on grounds and waters lawn, shrubs and flowers as needed. Sprays with insecticides as needed. Maintains watering and drainage systems. Assists in inventory control and upkeep of all grounds equipment and supplies. Assists with any emergency maintenance and with preparing make-readies. Cleans all hallways and common areas. Cleans all parking areas. Cleans all sidewalks and alleyways. Assists in other types of maintenance when necessary.
Requirements
Experience/Skills:
One year of experience as a groundskeeper is preferred but not required. General property maintenance skills preferred (painting, pressure washing, trash pick-up, etc.) Excellent customer service skills. Must be able to lift 50 lbs., perform repetitive stooping, bending and kneeling motions. Must be available to work weekends and holidays when needed. Must be people oriented with strong organizational and make-ready skills. EOE/Drug free Workplace. Must submit to a background check and drug testing. Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster. do NOT contact us with unsolicited services or offers
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