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Operates zero turn lawn mower, articulating dump truck, landfill compactor, bull dozier tractor with bush hog, hydro seeder, weed eater and computerized motor scales. Knowledge in operating grounds maintenance equipment to include zero turn lawn mower, weed eater, hydro seeder, and tractor.
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Ability to operate hand-held tools and equipment, including, but not limited to a shovel, pick, rake, sledge hammer, lawn mower, weed trimmer and leaf blower. Operates lawn and grounds equipment including push and power mowers, snow blowers, weed eaters, leaf blowers and other related power equipment.
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Weed Man Lawn Care has immediate openings for individuals who want to work outside in a positive team environment while developing their communications and marketing skills. At Weed Man Boston SW, our #1 goal is to help our customers achieve a lush, healthy lawn and an outdoor space they can enjoy.
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Performs tasks of grounds maintenance requiring the knowledge of use and general maintenance of mechanized equipment including lawn equipment i.e. weed eaters, walk behind mowers, hedge trimmers and edger, pruners, leaf vacuums/blowers.
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Equipment used to perform the essential function of this position includes, hand-held tools and equipment, including but not limited to shovels, picks, rakes, sledgehammers, lawn mowers, weed trimmers and sod cutters.
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Ability to operate large and medium scale equipment to include but not limited to riding mowers, backhoes, hi-lows, tractors, Kubota's riding machines, Gators, ditch diggers, power washers, golf carts, casket and granite power lifts, trucks and trucks with plows.
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Performs set-up and completion of interments and entombments to include but not limited to excavating of the grave to the proper level, assist with the lifting and placing casket on lowering device, removing, replacing and lifting crypt and niche fronts.
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Perform all grounds keeping and maintenance matters on the properties and maintains the overall appearance of a cemetery, mausoleum or funeral home location. We believe in the value of funeral and cemetery service, drawing on decades of experience to create the best experience for our families.
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Ability to operate hand-held tools and equipments, including, but not limited to a shovel, pick, rake, sledge hammer, lawn mower, weed trimmer and leaf blower. Organize and supervise the work of the grounds staff on a daily basis which includes: laying out grave sites and preparing them for burials, setting memorials and markers, performing lawn maintenance such as mowing, trimming, planting and snow removal, collecting trash or other debris from the grounds.
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Category (Portal Searching): Cemetery Maintenance. Manages the grounds provided at a cemetery or funeral home location(s). Performs all grounds keeping and maintenance matters on the properties and maintains the overall appearance of a cemetery, mausoleum or funeral home location.
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May perform some of the duties associated with cremations such as maintaining inventory and complying with federal and state cremation regulations. May perform minor repairs to the cemetery and or building systems.
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Mows grass, plows snow, waters lawns, fertilizes and trims shrubs, tends flower beds and regularly inspects assigned work areas to insure proper standards are maintained. May include turning down vases and removing wilted flowers.
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Ability to accurately use measuring devices (i.e. tape measure, yard-stick, etc.) May determine the location and layout of individual graves with assistance, complying with verification procedures. Basic computer skills to enable retrieving and responding to email communications.
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Must follow safety rules and ensure compliance with the operating procedures of corporate, federal, state and local regulations, including OSHA regulations and Safety and Environmental guidelines. Removes debris and trash from grounds.
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Ability to communicate effectively with associates, contractor personnel and client families. Grounds Specialist | SCI Jobs. Participates on teams for openings and closings for interments, entombments and inurnments.
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