The Landscaping Manager is responsible for overseeing all landscaping operations across residential and commercial properties. This role manages field teams, ensures high-quality grounds maintenance, and drives efficient project execution while maintaining safety, budget, and client satisfaction standards.
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Oversee daily landscaping operations across multiple residential and commercial sites
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Plan, schedule, and supervise maintenance and installation activities
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Ensure properties meet quality, aesthetic, and contractual standards
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Monitor seasonal needs (planting, irrigation, snow removal if applicable)
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Lead, train, and supervise landscaping crews and supervisors
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Assign work, manage schedules, and track productivity
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Conduct performance evaluations and provide coaching and development
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Enforce safety protocols and company policies
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Coordinate landscape installations, upgrades, and enhancement projects
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Manage timelines, materials, equipment, and subcontractors
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Ensure projects are completed on time and within budget
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Troubleshoot site issues and adjust plans as needed
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Serve as primary point of contact for property owners, tenants, and commercial clients
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Conduct site walkthroughs and address client concerns
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Provide recommendations for improvements and seasonal enhancements
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Maintain strong client relationships and retention
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Develop and manage budgets for maintenance and projects
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Track labor, materials, and equipment costs
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Identify cost-saving opportunities and efficiency improvements
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Approve purchases and manage vendor relationships
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Ensure compliance with local regulations and environmental standards
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Maintain proper use and storage of equipment and chemicals
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Conduct regular safety meetings and site inspections
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Maintain incident reports and corrective actions
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5+ years of experience in landscaping or grounds management
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2+ years in a supervisory or management role
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Experience managing both residential and commercial properties
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Strong knowledge of horticulture, irrigation systems, and landscape design
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Valid driver’s license
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Degree or certification in Horticulture, Landscape Management, or related field
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Pesticide applicator license (if applicable)
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Experience with landscaping management software