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David Careers

Irrigation Technician

Posted 8 days ago

garden eleganceJohns Island (SC)
Landscaping and Groundskeeping WorkersLandscaping Services

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About the role

Job Description: Garden Elegance is hiring! We are looking for an Irrigation Technician to join our team. Garden Elegance is more than just a landscaping company. We take pride in fine gardening and our company is growing! Garden Elegance is located on Johns Island just south of Charleston, South Carolina. We dedicate our business to some of the most exceptional garden in the Lowcountry. From courtyards of downtowns historic district, the ocean fronts of Sullivans and Kiawah Island to the vast estates of Mt Pleasant we service Charleston's premier gardens. Irrigation Technician Duties and Responsibilites: (not limited to) Repair and adjust irrigation and/or sprinkler systems Test systems for potential issues Evaluate the winterization of each system Assist landscapers Some jobs may require heavy lifting
Requirements and Qualifications: Some post-secondary training in irrigation is preferred but training is available to motivated candidates Valid driver's license Garden Elegance Offers Employees:
  • Competitive wages & overtime
  • Holiday pay after 6 months of employment40 hours vacation after one year of employment with the potential to receive 160 hours with extended employment
  • Insurance stipend after one year of employment
  • Garden Elegance Requires:
  • Strong work ethic
  • TeamworkGood communication
  • Monday-Friday 40+ hours during peak season
While we prefer applicants with a basic knowledge of irrigation systems, we are willing to train the right person who has a strong desire to learn and grow with our company.

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