Landscaping Enhancement Crew Leader / Snow Plow Driver

• Leading and working alongside a landscaping enhancement crew.
  
  
• New lawn installation, including grading, soil preparation, seeding, sod installation, and final cleanup.
  
  
• Patio installation, including layout, excavation, base preparation, compaction, leveling, cutting, and paver installation.
  
  
• Retaining-wall construction, including excavation, base preparation, drainage, leveling, and block installation.
  
  
• Shrub, bush, hedge, and ornamental-tree trimming.
  
  
• Proper pruning techniques for common landscape plants.
  
  
• Mulch installation, bed edging, weed removal, and flowerbed preparation.
  
  
• Planting shrubs, trees, flowers, and other landscape materials.
  
  
• Safely operating commercial landscaping tools and equipment.
  
  
• Commercial snow plowing and parking-lot salting.
  
  

• A valid driver’s license and clean driving record are required.
  
  
• Must have experience safely driving trucks with trailers.
  
  
• Must be able to back, park, load, and secure trailers and equipment.
  
  
• Must be able to operate company vehicles safely and follow all traffic and company safety rules.
  
  
• Must immediately report accidents, property damage, tickets, vehicle problems, and unsafe conditions.
  
  

• Lead, train, motivate, and work alongside enhancement crew members.
  
  
• Review daily work orders, property instructions, project plans, and production goals.
  
  
• Organize labor, materials, equipment, and tools before leaving the shop.
  
  
• Assign daily responsibilities and keep the crew productive throughout the workday.
  
  
• Ensure every project is completed correctly, safely, and within the allotted labor hours.
  
  
• Maintain high standards for workmanship, property appearance, and cleanup.
  
  
• Verify measurements, grades, elevations, layouts, material quantities, and installation details.
  
  
• Communicate project progress, additional work, material shortages, and jobsite concerns to management.
  
  
• Prevent unnecessary overtime, wasted materials, equipment abuse, and property damage.
  
  
• Train crew members on proper installation methods, equipment operation, and safe work practices.
  
  
• Perform final quality-control inspections before leaving each jobsite.
  
  
• Maintain a professional attitude when communicating with customers, vendors, coworkers, and management.
  
  
• Keep trucks, trailers, tools, equipment, and work areas clean and organized.
  
  

• Install new lawns using seed or sod.
  
  
• Perform light grading, soil preparation, lawn repairs, and final site cleanup.
  
  
• Build patios, walkways, and other paver areas.
  
  
• Construct retaining walls according to proper installation and drainage practices.
  
  
• Install and renovate flowerbeds and landscape areas.
  
  
• Plant trees, shrubs, flowers, and ornamental plants.
  
  
• Trim shrubs, bushes, hedges, and ornamental trees.
  
  
• Properly prune plants based on their type, condition, and season.
  
  
• Edge beds and install mulch at the correct depth.
  
  
• Remove weeds, overgrowth, unwanted plants, and landscape debris.
  
  
• Perform lawn and flowerbed enhancement work according to company standards.
  
  
• Safely operate skid steers, compactors, saws, tillers, sod cutters, mowers, trimmers, blowers, and other equipment when qualified.
  
  

• Commercial snow-plowing experience is required.
  
  
• Safely plow commercial parking lots, drive lanes, loading areas, and other assigned locations.
  
  
• Apply salt evenly and correctly based on site conditions and instructions.
  
  
• Experience operating a skid steer for snow removal is a plus.
  
  
• Snow and ice management certifications or related training are a plus.
  
  
• Assist with shoveling, snow blowing, or hand salting when plowing is completed or additional help is needed.
  
  
• Must be available for snow and ice work any day of the week, including nights, weekends, and major holidays.
  
  
• Must remain reachable and report when called during winter weather events.
  
  
• Inspect plow trucks, spreaders, lights, and safety equipment before and after use.
  
  
• Protect curbs, buildings, signs, vehicles, landscaping, and other property features from damage.
  
  

• Must have a reliable smartphone with active service.
  
  
• Must be able to use company mobile applications to receive assignments and review property information.
  
  
• Check in and out at each landscaping, plowing, or salting location as required.
  
  
• Accurately record labor, materials, arrival times, departure times, and completed services.
  
  
• Upload required before-and-after photographs and job notes.
  
  
• Use the phone and mobile app only while safely parked or away from operating equipment.
  
  

• Must be dependable, accountable, organized, and safety-focused.
  
  
• Must be drug-free and able to pass a drug screening if required.
  
  
• Must report to work free from alcohol, drugs, or any substance that could affect safe job performance.
  
  
• Ability to understand measurements, grades, material quantities, and basic project layouts.
  
  
• Strong communication, time-management, and problem-solving skills.
  
  
• Ability to work independently without constant supervision.
  
  
• Willingness to accept responsibility for crew performance, job quality, safety, and productivity.
  
  
• Reliable transportation to and from the shop is required.
  
  

• Lift and carry plants, pavers, retaining-wall blocks, mulch, soil, salt, tools, and other job materials.
  
  
• Repeatedly bend, lift, kneel, twist, push, pull, dig, shovel, and rake.
  
  
• Walk and work on uneven, muddy, snowy, or icy surfaces.
  
  
• Operate equipment that may create noise, vibration, bouncing, or sudden movement.
  
  
• Work outdoors in heat, cold, rain, wind, snow, and changing weather conditions.
  
  
• Shovel snow, perform hand salting, and assist sidewalk crews when necessary.
  
  
• Remain alert and work safely during long landscaping days or overnight snow events.