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Performs snow removal functions including plowing, sanding, push back, and hauling with required equipment. Must be on-call for snow removal and available to start work at 2:00 a.m. up to five days per week during ski season.
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Be on call for snow/tree removal in inclement weather. Assist as directed with snow and ice removal. The schedule is four ten hour days, Monday through Thursday, 7am - 5:30pm.
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Ensure that the property is maintained (lawn care, snow removal, tree maintenance)Alert manager when levels of inventory are low in the following areas: Pet foods Cleaning products for kenneling and lobby areas Help maintain the cleanliness of the property by picking up and disposing of trash or debris.
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JOB SUMMARY: Work involves responsibility for the safe and efficient operation of heavy motor equipment used in public works construction and maintenance activities including bulldozers, graders, mechanized rollers, snow removal equipment, loaders, backhoes, street sweepers, and similar types of heavy equipment.
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Outdoor grounds maintenance will involve trash management, mowing, trimming shrubbery, cultivating flower beds along with snow, ice, salting and debris removal as needed. Minimum 2+ years prior apartment or home repair maintenance skills such as drywall repair, painting, light plumbing, basic electrical, flooring, cleaning; HVAC experience helpful or will train.
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Snow removal on trails, streets, sidewalks, and public parking lots. Perform required maintenance duties including but not limited to:Maintenance of active play areas such as athletic fields, beaches, tennis/pickleball courts, and skating rinks.
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You drive company vehicles to customer locations, where you work to efficiently provide lawn care, lawn aeration, mowing, tree/shrub care and pruning, mosquito control, and snow removal.
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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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Snow removal and other winter work opportunities available to most specialists Stable, growing, family-owned company since 1986 We love giving our employees the opportunity to grow with our company; frequent opportunities for advancement often mean that a lawn care specialist can become a manager in as little as one year, especially for those willing to relocate.
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Under certain circumstances, including but not limited to emergency snow removal, spills and flooding, the Carpet and Floor Care Specialist performs assignments made by the Work Management Center, the Director of Facilities Management, the Resource Manager, the Infrastructure Manager and other department managers.
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Performs snow removal tasks; plowing, shoveling, applying ice melt. Performs basic building repair work; may paint facilities and perform graffiti removal; maintains drinking fountains.
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The Maintenance Technician I is responsible for maintaining the overall condition of the property, including, but not limited to exteriors, common areas, vacant units, floor care, and trash removal, as well as for the property surrounding the building(s), including litter pick-up, janitorial duties, sidewalk clearing, and snow removal in a safe, attractive, and comfortable condition.
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Maintains an attractive community by cleaning sidewalks and entrance, sweeping, trash pick-up and removal, cleaning parking lot and leaf removal; inspects driveways and sidewalks for repair; mows and edges lawns; maintains tree, shrub and planting care; removes snow on parking lot and sidewalks; maintains sprinkling system (if applicable); fertilizes as needed.
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Perform grounds maintenance activities; lawn mowing, trimming, irrigation, exterior plantings, walkways; snow removal and de-icing, operation and maintenance of grounds equipment, forklift, dump truck, etc.
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The Grounds Supervisor manages the turf, trees, shrubs, plants, and snow removal and irrigation systems covering 120 acres surrounding 6 separate corporate properties. Managing staff snow removal skills, detailing snow control, weekly ice monitoring and insuring associates’ safety are paramount.
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