Maintenance Crew Leader

Title: Maintenance Crew Leader

FLSA Status : Non-Exempt

Shift: 1st

Reports to :

Director of Maintenance

Department:

N/A

Employment Status:

Full-Time

Supervisory Responsibilities:

Yes

Date Created/Last Evaluated:

October 2024

Summary

The Maintenance Crew Leader is responsible for overseeing and assisting a team of crew members in performing routine landscape maintenance tasks. This role includes delegating tasks to ensure high-quality work and managing the safe and professional operation of trucks and trailers to various job sites. The Crew Leader ensures that all equipment is properly maintained and that tasks are carried out efficiently and safely.

Essential Functions

· Assign and assist crew members with basic maintenance tasks

· Delegate tasks with crew to ensure quality is upheld

· Safely and professionally drive a truck and trailer to each jobsite

· Proper maintenance of all equipment used by your crew

· Ensure all tasks assigned are performed by crew members in a safe, efficient, and effective way

· Communicate with clients on site to discuss the day’s task, future tasks, out of scope needs, and build a relationship with onsite clients

Required Experience

·2 years of experience in landscape maintenance

·2 years of experience as a landscape crew leader

· Valid Driver’s License with clean driving record

· Knowledge of operation and care of landscape maintenance equipment

· Detail oriented with landscape production

Ideal Qualifications and Skills:

·2 year or 4 year degree in landscape maintenance related field

· Strong communication skills

· High attention to detail

· Computer skills and working knowledge of LMN time or landscape related software

Supervisory Responsibilities

Assigning and delegating tasks to crew members

Physical Demands

The position requires various physical activities, including prolonged standing, walking, stooping, crawling, kneeling, crouching, climbing, balancing, reaching, grasping, lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, bending, twisting, and handling. Other requirements include talking, hearing, depth perception, manual dexterity, and a wide field of vision. Candidates must be able to frequently lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally lift up to 80 pounds.

Work Environment

The physical demands of this position include being exposed to various outdoor conditions, including extreme heat, cold, and humidity. You will encounter fluctuating weather patterns and work in both wet and dry environments. This role also involves frequent exposure to high noise levels from equipment and machinery, as well as vibrations from the use of power tools.

Additional environmental exposures include:

· Proximity to moving mechanical parts, such as lawn mowers, trimmers, and other landscaping equipment.

· Potential exposure to electrical hazards, particularly when working near or with electrical systems (e.g., lighting or irrigation systems).

· Atmospheric conditions, such as dust, pollen, and fumes from machinery, fertilizers, or chemicals, requiring proper safety measures.

· Risk of electrical shock when using certain power tools or working around electrical systems.

· Working on or near wet, slippery surfaces, or uneven terrain, which may increase the risk of slips and falls.

· Bee stings and other bug bites

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Travel

This position is required to travel to job sites in the Triangle area.