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This is a professional field manager position responsible for the execution of all chemical applications (fertilizer, on lawn weed control, and off lawn weed control) on our commercial and HOA accounts.
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Perform light pruning and trimming, assist with new plantings, clean and weed beds, water, fertilize, apply mulch. Assist with maintaining vegetables plantings in the vegetable greenhouse and farm including watering, weeding, planting and cleaning.
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Mow, trim, weed, aerate, seed, top dress, edge, and rake. This is a seasonal (at-will) position with benefits limited to those required by applicable state and federal laws, which include Worker's Compensation, Medicare, Unemployment Insurance, and PERA (Public Employees' Retirement Association.
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Cutting grass or weeds with a mower, riding or hand, trim hedges and edges around walks, flowerbeds, and wells, using hedge trimmers, weed eaters, clippers and edging tools; hand weed-pulling, raking, mulching landscapes; May drive ATV's, Kubota's and other small equipment or Tractors; other related duties as assigned.
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Operate mowers, riding mowers, weed whackers, hedge trimmers, aerators, and spreaders. Mowing, trimming, clean ups, irrigation, etc. Operate mowers, riding mowers, weed whackers, hedge trimmers, aerators, and spreaders.
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Maintains outside yards and sidewalks including but not limited to weed eating, mowing, snow removal, filling potholes within the yard, exterior cleaning, etc. Maintains outside yards and sidewalks including but not limited to weed eating, mowing, snow removal, filling potholes within the yard, exterior cleaning, etc.
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