Cemetery Grounds Superintendent
american cemetery servicesMarietta (OH)
Cemetery Grounds Superintendent
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american cemetery servicesMarietta (OH)
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping WorkersCemeteries and Crematories
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
We are a family-owned cemetery seeking a dependable, hands-on Grounds Superintendent to lead and work alongside our small crew. This position plays an important role in maintaining our property with care, pride, and respect for the families we serve.
Responsibilities:
Supervise and work daily with grounds staff Perform mowing, trimming, edging, landscaping, and seasonal clean-up Assist with grave layout, opening and closing, and marker setting Operate and maintain mowers, tractors, backhoe, and hand tools Maintain turf, trees, shrubs, and irrigation systems Ensure grounds are clean, safe, and prepared for services Train crew members and promote a safe work environment Support funeral services as needed Qualifications 3+ years of landscaping, turf, or grounds maintenance experience Prior supervisory or crew lead experience preferred Experience operating tractors and backhoe equipment Valid driver’s license required Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions Professional, compassionate, and respectful demeanor Competitive pay based on experience. We are looking for someone who values steady, long-term employment and takes pride in being part of a team that serves families with care and consistency. This is an opportunity to build a lasting career in a stable, community-focused environment.
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