Foreman - Landscape and Snow

The Landscape/Snow Foreman will supervise and coordinate crews to ensure well-maintained grounds, proper use of tools, and responsible allocation of resources. They will also assign tasks, train workers, and monitor performance. The Foreman is responsible for the installation and management of landscape projects from inception to completion. The Foreman shall assist Designers with pre-install estimating and decision making, onsite layout, and efficient and precise installation and completion of each project. The Foreman directs seasonal staff on assigned site(s) before/during/after a storm to ensure services are performed according to the contract and scope of work and are entered into our systems.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Landscape:

• Supervise and perform residential/commercial landscape projects from start to completion.
• Coordinate job activities and materials, ensure proper procedures and company policies are followed through the entire job, and drive and maintain our company work trucks and equipment.
• Manage and perform landscape jobs including all aspects of projects (excavation, hardscaping, planting, lighting, and audio etc.).
• Management of the workforce of your projects (1-5 people).
• Train crew members on best practices of installation and company standards.
• Communicate production goals with crew members and clients.
• Produce $400,000 - $600,000 in Landscape Production per year.
• Maintain a minimum profitability of 10% on all projects.
• Maintain cleanliness of job sites, vehicles, and equipment.
• Daily Log sheets.
• Supervise nightly shop closure as scheduled.
• Communicate and facilitate material for the following day's work schedule prior to shut down.
• Perform other duties as needed.

Snow:

• Attracting talent, setting training standards and assisting in hiring procedures.
• Analyze and improve organizational processes, quality, productivity, and efficiency.
• Install Satellite Salt Bins.
• Ensure Equipment expansion is done and complete for season.
• Ensure all properties are marked prior to the first storm of the season.
• Ensure all equipment is serviced and in the proper location for storm operations.
• Ensure all employees are briefed and ready for a storm.
• Work with Ownership to establish Storm Plan.
• Preform snow and ice removal and management services to territory assigned.
• Ensure other territory managers are performing proper services to ensure quality is high and efficient.
• Communicate with Ownership, General Manager and Subcontractors.
• Ensure proper account cleanup is scheduled and performed.
• Ensure trucks and equipment are properly cleaned and serviced and ready for the next storm.
• Work with mechanics to ensure proper maintenance of machines and trucks is done.
• Ensure spot salting schedule is established and executed.
• Ensure all snowplow damage is corrected at the end of the season.
• Ensure all plow markers are cleaned up and returned.
• Perform other duties assigned.