Lead Landscape Foreman

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loofs landscaping snow removal servicesFond du Lac (WI)

First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers Landscaping Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$97,500 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Lead Landscape Foreman — $35–$50/Hour Loofs Landscaping and Snow Removal LLC We’re hiring an experienced Lead Landscape Foreman to lead crews, manage daily fieldwork, and deliver quality results for our commercial landscape customers. If you take pride in your work, know how to keep a crew productive, and want strong pay with year-round employment, we want to hear from you.

Pay and benefits: $35–$50 per hour, based on experience and qualifications. Take-home company vehicle. Two weeks of PTO available from your start date. Guaranteed 40 hours per week during the winter guarantee period, December 1–March 15.

Responsibilities: Lead and train landscape crew members. Coordinate daily assignments and keep projects on schedule. Perform and oversee landscape maintenance, cleanups, pruning, and installation work. Operate equipment safely and maintain a professional jobsite. Communicate job progress, equipment needs, and customer concerns. Participate in winter snow and ice operations.

Qualifications: At least five years of verifiable landscaping experience. Ability to lead a crew and maintain consistent quality. Valid driver’s license and ability to meet company vehicle insurance requirements. Dependable attendance and clear communication. Ability to perform physical outdoor work in changing weather conditions. Apply through Zip Recruiter with your work history and a brief description of your landscaping and leadership experience.

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