Landscape Management Associate
james martin associatesMundelein (IL)
Landscape Management Associate
Posted 7 days ago
james martin associatesMundelein (IL)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Landscape Management AssociateDo you want to utilize the knowledge and experience, you developed while getting your degree? Are you a natural leader or just a hardworking individual who likes the sense of accomplishment? James Martin Associates is looking for someone like you to become our new Management Associate. Take your passion for horticulture and architecture to the next level! Be a part of an ambitious team with one goal in mind; to Enrich Lives Through Beautiful Landscapes. As a Management Associate, you can continue to develop your skill-set while working towards your career goals. Build your own career path with us in any of the following areas: Design Construction: Account Management/SalesDesignProject LeaderMaintenance (Commercial or Residential):Account Management/SalesJunior SuperintendentEnhancement/Plant SpecialistResponsibilities and Opportunities: Work with Crew Leaders guiding teams with the installation of high quality landscape construction or maintenance projectsCoordinate and install annual flowers, perennials, shrubs and treesBuild on your exceptional communication and customer service skillsParticipate in snow management activities such as plow truck driving, shoveling, and salting or office administration during snow eventsQualifications: Previous summer work and/or 1-2 years landscape industry experienceHorticulture, Landscape Architect, Landscape Management or Construction Management degrees are preferredBenefits: Generous paid time off, medical and dental insurance, 401(k) with employer match.
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