Athletic Field Supervisor
Posted 3 days ago
columbus state universityAugusta (GA)
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping WorkersLandscaping Services
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Landscape Maintenance SupervisorReporting to the Manager, Landscaping and Grounds, this position is responsible for maintenance and supervision of all grounds related duties, including fertilizations, chemical applications, staff, and scheduling tasks as needed required for athletic facilities and structures on the university funded Forest Hills campus. Current responsibilities would include grounds maintenance for Golf Practice Range, Baseball Fields, Softball Field, Soccer Field, and grounds around the Christenberry Fieldhouse, Golf House, and Literacy center. Position will also supervise and maintain landscape maintenance, including irrigation, pressure washing, lawn maintenance, chemical applications, trimming of shrubs, trees, and groundcover. Irrigation repair and diagnosis as needed. Responsibilities also include pressure washing hardscaped areas, planning, coordinating, and implementing landscape renovation and installation projects, and overseeing all irrigation, pesticide and fertilizer applications. Provides leadership to Christenberry Grounds staff and oversees daily assignments of work, training, safety, and quality-control programs as well as annual performance evaluations. Additional responsibilities include care and regular maintenance of tools and equipment, oversight and monitoring of inventory and identifying cost-effective approaches to providing services as well as providing leadership and direction to staff responding to inclement weather events regarding debris cleanup.
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