Landscaping Spray Technician
umstead green landscape managementRaleigh (NC)
Landscaping Spray Technician
Posted today
umstead green landscape managementRaleigh (NC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description
About Us:
Umstead Green Landscape Management Inc is a local, family-owned and operated commercial, HOA and apartment maintenance company servicing the greater Triangle area. We pride ourselves on being professional, communicative, and going the extra mile to deliver exceptional service to every account. Job Overview: We are looking for a skilled and motivated Spray Technician to join our growing company. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with pesticides, turf management, turf equipment, and landscaping. A valid Driver's License is required and preferably a Pesticide License. We are willing to pay for pesticide licensing if the applicant is a good fit for our firm.
Key Responsibilities:
Operate sprayers, spreaders and related equipment for pesticide applications. Execute turf management tasks, including equipment maintenance. Drive company vehicles to various job sites safely. Implement and manage pest control measures effectively.
Skills and Qualifications:
Proficient in the use of power and hand tools relevant to landscaping. Strong knowledge of turf machinery operations and maintenance. Ability to safely drive company vehicles. Proven experience in lawn care and landscaping practices. Understanding of pest control methods and regulations. Driver's License is mandatory.*Salary is based on experience and therefore negotiable.
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