Our landscaping firm is looking for a skilled tree groundskeeper to join our team. Reporting to the foreman, aiding arborists, collecting and piling branches, maintaining tools and equipment, and ensuring hazard-free workspaces are all part of the tree groundsman’s responsibilities. You should be able to collaborate with a diverse group of people.
To be a successful tree groundsman, you must be physically fit and operate in all types of weather. Outstanding tree groundsmen should be able to follow directions quickly and efficiently and accomplish all maintenance jobs to the greatest possible standard.
Landscape Tree Trimmer Duties & Responsibilities:
- Brush chippers, boom trucks, stump chippers, power saws, and other equipment are among the tools used to remove and dispose of undesirable branches.
- To access the job site, climb trees using climb hooks, belts, and ladders, or supervise people using these tools to ensure their safety.
- Trees should have their tops pruned to make them more appealing to the general population.
- Consult with the property owner to determine what has to be done and advise when a tree is beyond saving.
- Examine the trees for underlying problems, such as infections or fungus growth.
- If the worksite is in a public space, place caution tape around the perimeter to keep everyone safe.
- Once the job is completed, clean up the area by loading branches and other debris.
- Provide property owners with guidance on properly caring for the new tree and propose regular maintenance visits.
Landscape Tree Trimmer Requirements:
- GED or high school diploma.
- Work experience as a tree groundsman or anything like that.
- Physical strength, fitness, vision, and hearing are all important.
- Climbing, standing, walking, kneeling, and stooping abilities.
- The ability to move heavy objects.
- Excellent depth awareness and balance.
- Excellent communication abilities.
- Willingness to respect the rules and tasks.
- Willingness to work in challenging conditions.
- Positive attitude.
