SENIOR GROUND MAN -- TREE REMOVAL/SERVICES GROUND CREW

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branching out tree expertsLexington (SC)

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Benefits: Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Opportunity for advancement Training & developmentSENIOR GROUND MAN — TREE REMOVAL/SERVICES GROUND CREWRole/Purpose Senior Ground Man serves as a lead ground technician, supporting climbers and helping guide less experienced crew members while maintaining high safety and productivity standards.
Core Responsibilities: Lead brush and cleanup operations Operate chipper as primary ground operator Assist with rigging operations and load control Direct ground crew movements during cutting operations Train and mentor entry-level ground men Assist with traffic control setup and teardown Safety Expectations Enforce PPE compliance on the ground Monitor drop zones and communicate with climbers Identify hazards and correct unsafe behavior Equipment Authorization Chainsaws (ground use)Chipper (lead operator)Rigging equipment (support role)Vehicle Driver Equipment Operator Professional Standards Set example for new hires Strong communication and situational awareness Accountability for ground crew performance Apply Here; https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGcgmW_pddvgeXgcmmRwl5eMVgtdz3LmEIXTBQy4QNh5SUCA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=110240036232766871618Advancement Path Promotion to Climber / Arborist upon skill demonstration, training completion, and leadership readiness.

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