Crew Leader - Landscape Maintenance
ruppert companiesEssex (MD)
Crew Leader - Landscape Maintenance
Posted 2 days ago
ruppert companiesEssex (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Field Manager Position at Ruppert Landscape Maintenance Ruppert Landscape is a commercial landscape construction and management company, a family-owned and employee-owned business, headquartered in Montgomery County, MD, with operations in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Delaware, and Tennessee. Our mission is to provide opportunities for our people, take excellent care of our customers, and be good stewards of the environment and our community.
Responsibilities:
- Planning and executing all aspects of high-volume landscape construction
- Hire, train, and manage personnel assigned to the crew
- Pre-qualify material deliveries on site
- Build positive relationships with onsite customers
- Managing safety records and enforcing safety regulations
- Tracking labor and identifying manpower for work completion
- Oversee job site quality control and productivity
- Conduct weekly tailgate safety meetings
- Lead the on-the-job training efforts for field employees
Qualifications:
- Track record of successfully managing commercial landscape construction environment
- Knowledge of blueprint interpretation
- Strong organizational skills with fine attention to detail
- Strong and effective communication skills
- Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment
- Degree in Landscape Construction Management, Business Management, and CLT, OSHA 30 is a plus
What we provide:
- Competitive hourly wages
- On the job training
- Paid Time off
- Medical benefits with dental and vision 401(k) plan
- Flexible work/life balance
- Family-oriented company culture
Ruppert Landscape is an Equal Opportunity and E-Verify Employer.
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