Position Core Profile: The Landscape Technician is responsible for performing general landscape maintenance and installation duties on residential and commercial properties. This is an entry-level role requiring hands-on labor, use of landscaping tools and equipment, and adherence to safety standards. Under the supervision of a Crew Leader, the Landscape Technician supports the successful completion of daily work assignments and contributes to maintaining the health, appearance, and cleanliness of client properties.
Differentiators:
- Foundational Role: Serves as a key entry point to the landscaping profession with hands-on training and development provided.
- Daily Task Variety: Performs a wide range of physical tasks that contribute directly to the visual appeal and functionality of outdoor environments.
- Team-Based Execution: Works closely with crew members and leadership to complete jobs efficiently, safely, and on time.
Accountabilities
- Landscape Maintenance & Installation: Mow, edge, and trim lawns using walk-behind or riding mowers, edgers, and string trimmers; Perform planting, mulching, weeding, watering, and soil preparation tasks; Assist with pruning shrubs, small trees, and perennials using hand or power tools; Rake leaves, remove debris, and maintain cleanliness of work areas; Apply mulch and other materials as directed; Support seasonal clean-up tasks such as leaf removal and snow prep (if applicable)
- Equipment Operation & Site Support: Safely operate hand tools, backpack blowers, trimmers, shears, and other landscape equipment; Load, unload, and organize tools and materials for daily jobs; Assist with basic maintenance and cleaning of tools and vehicles; Follow direction from the Crew Leader and contribute to job site efficiency
- Safety & Compliance: Follow all safety procedures and wear required PPE at all times; Adhere to company policies and supervisor instructions; Report unsafe conditions or incidents immediately; Participate in daily job briefings or safety meetings as assigned
This list of responsibilities is not exhaustive, and other duties may be assigned as dictated by business needs.