Landscape Supervisor
whartonLewes (DE)
About the role
Landscape Designer should be able to use their artistic skills and horticultural expertise to provide detailed site involvement from conceptual stages through the final construction of landscape projects.
Responsibilities and Duties Design landscape projects from start to finish
Work with installation crews to achieve complete customer satisfaction
Interact with the customer in a friendly, timely and professional manner to ensure they have a pleasant experience throughout their project
Properly maintain customer accounts
Must excel in time management and be able to create and maintain personal schedule
Must be punctual, enthusiastic and a team player
Qualifications and Skills Must be familiar designing projects with CAD software
Must have knowledge of the plant material that works best for our region
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