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Project Foreman/Equipment Operator Wichita, KS

Project Foreman/Equipment Operator

Full Time • Wichita, KS
FULL TIME LANDSCAPING POSITION WITH BENEFITS!! No seasonal layoffs!

We abide by the simple values outlined in our company acronym "C.A.R.E.", which are: Customers first, Attitude, Respect, and Enjoy life in the process!

As Team Leader, you are responsible for managing a team up to 6 people while performing the delivery of services. Our clients trust to us to provide quality services and you are key in helping us live out our values every day.

You are a proactive leader and self-starter who can interact with the public and our employees. You have a strong work ethic and are able to manage time to effectively meet deadlines. You have experience in landscaping and previous supervisory experience, as well as proven communication skills with supervisors, employees, and customers.

Specific Responsibilities:

  • Manage team of up to 6 people while performing services; motivate, coach, and mentor team
  • Installation of irrigation systems at new construction and existing homes and businesses
  • Installation of sod at new construction and existing homes
  • Operate machinery on a daily business
  • Perform landscape enhancement activities such as mulch application, plantings, top soil application, lawn seeding
  • Address clients' questions, comments, and concerns
  • Use of laser level for drainage and grading work
Job Requirements:

  • Current and unrestricted Driver's license with a clean record
  • Experience preferred but will train the right candidate
  • Previous leadership experience
  • Willingness to work occasional (paid) overtime
  • Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds to waist level and perform all other physical requirements associated with a position of this nature
Benefits: Benefits package varies by location

We are actively interviewing for this position - Apply today and our hiring manager will follow up!
Compensation: 35,000 to 45,000

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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