Maintenance Groundskeeper

Essential Duties and responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned as defined by the Maintenance Supervisor or Director.

• Performs all work necessary to bring and maintain resort grounds and buildings to a ready condition in a timely manner.
• Cuts and weed eats grass.
• Removes fallen branches & debris from lots and roadsides.
• Leaf removal.
• Cleans grounds and removes litter.
• Shovels snow from walks and entrances into buildings.
• Spreads salt and sand on walk, entrances and roads to prevent ice buildup.
• Cleans out drainage ditches and culverts.
• Drags softball field, volleyball sand pit and beach area.
• Assists with RV move service.
• Performs RV sewer and gray water removal with the use of a honey wagon.
• Helps process firewood bundling for sale.
• Power wash rental units and buildings.
• Complete assigned requests correctly and in a timely manner.
• Communicate effectively with essential personnel.
• Notifying appropriate personnel in appropriate manner regarding maintenance and safety issues.
• Abide by the resort’s safety policies and follow correct, safe work practices.
• Participate in resort training classes and meetings, as required.

Qualifications

• No specific level of education is required.
• No previous work experience is required.
• Efficiency, attention to detail and sense of urgency in completing job tasks.
• An ability to maintain a friendly attitude with members and fellow workers in Maintenance and the other seven departments.
• Excellent customer service attitude.

Will be required to operate:

Zero turn mowers

Push mowers

Weed eaters

Leaf blowers

Leaf/Debris vacuum

Firewood bundler

May be required to operate:

Chainsaws

Wood chipper

Tractors

UTV's

Required Equipment

• Groundskeepers are required to wear company specified uniform apparel and safety equipment as listed below
  • Safety glasses when working with chemicals of any kind or when using equipment such as mowers, hedgers, trimmers, or etc.
  • Gloves should be worn when dealing with substances covered by the blood borne pathogen policy.
  • Non-skid shoes should be worn at all times.
  • Prior to issue of company uniform, clothing worn should be clean, comfortable and not so loose as to cause a hazard when working.