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David Careers

Landscape Cleanup Crew Member

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kanger lawnsOmaha (NE)
Landscaping and Groundskeeping WorkersLandscaping Services

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18-$28 per hour

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About the role

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionBenefits: Competitive salaryFlexible scheduleProfit sharingTraining & developmentJoin a Team That Takes Pride in Outdoor Work Do you enjoy working outdoors, staying active, and seeing the results of your hard work at the end of the day? We're looking for motivated Landscape Cleanup Crew Members to help maintain and improve residential and commercial properties through seasonal and year-round cleanup services. Whether you're experienced in landscaping or looking to grow your skills, we offer opportunities for advancement, including future Crew Lead positions for top performers.
What You'll Do: Perform landscape cleanup and property maintenance servicesRemove leaves, debris, brush, and unwanted vegetationAssist with pruning, trimming, edging, mulching, and general grounds maintenanceLoad and unload materials and equipmentOperate landscaping tools and equipment safelyFollow safety procedures and company standardsWork as part of a team to complete projects efficientlyWhat We're Looking ForLandscaping experience is helpful but not requiredPositive attitude and willingness to learnStrong work ethic and reliabilityAbility to work outdoors in various weather conditionsAbility to lift 50+ pounds and perform physical labor throughout the dayTeam-oriented mindsetWhat We OfferCompetitive pay: $18-$28 per hourTraining and development opportunitiesAdvancement opportunities, including Crew Lead positionsStable work with a growing companySupportive team environmentIf you're looking for a hands-on career where your work makes a difference every day, apply today and grow with us.

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