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Essential Competencies Proven work experience as a Head Groundskeeper or similar role Familiarity with sprinkler systems and other landscaping equipment Knowledge of landscape design and techniques Knowledge of gardening products such as fertilizers and pesticides Physical stamina and the ability to stand for long periods.
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Growing Property Management firm seeking a full time Groundskeeper to provide proper maintenance for the Community. General Property Cleanliness: Ensure streets and curbs are free of debris, run trash compactor daily as needed, utilize power washer and be prepared for monthly landscaping "grounds walks.
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The groundskeeper must safely operate NHC-owned vehicles to transport patients/guests/equipment/material on campus or to and from various NHC facilities, locations and/or locations as required.
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InterSolutions has full and part time Porter, Janitor, and Groundskeeper positions available. Duties may include the use of a power washer, cleaning or vacuuming a pool, and assisting maintenance team members as needed.
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The Groundskeeper position will be responsible for performing work involving the use of large equipment, including mowers, tractors, loaders, trenchers, backhoes, trucks, and other maintenance equipment at the University of Louisville Golf Course.
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Downtown Louisville high-rise community seeking a groundskeeper to join our team. Downtown Louisville high-rise community seeking a groundskeeper to join our team. Operating within OSHA and EPA standards as well as following all Fair Housing regulations.
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