Building and Grounds Lead Technician

CLARKSVILLE, TN
Full Time
Mid Level
Building and Grounds Lead Technician

We are looking to employ multiple Building and Grounds Maintenance Lead Tech with knowledge of residential and commercial lawn and landscaping trades, cleaning procedures and grounds maintenance. A Building and Grounds Lead Tech is expected to have fantastic organizational and time management skills. You will display natural leadership and possess fantastic communication skills with an eye for detail.

To ensure success, a Building & Grounds Tech should display a solid understanding of grounds maintenance, landscaping, and cleaning. Top candidates will be fantastic at lawn care procedures and have knowledge of health and safety regulations and practices, and must be able to keep a small team on track to complete daily assigned tasks.

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Pick up all trash
  • Mow and weedeat property(s)
  • Trim or replace bushes and trees to keep off properties, driveways, etc. 
  • Blow off all hard surfaces
  • Maintain parking lines 
  • Snow removal as needed, through salt spreading or scraping of hard surfaces. 
  • Maintenance Work orders
    • Observe and note potential issues that need to be addressed through a work order. 
    • Upon notification of work order, one would be assigned by Maintenance Management. 
      • Complete minor repairs (clearing parking lot drains, dumpster corral cleaning & minor repairs, deck cleaning & painting, signage, etc)
      • Update Maintenance Supervisors or Building & Grounds manager  for additional support or status (complete or in progress) 
  • Building Envelope (preventive maintenance) 
    • Pressure wash siding, gutters, and hard surfaces. 
    • dirt work as needed
  • Lead Responsibilities: 
    • Must be licensed to drive a company vehicle to multiple sights
    • will be responsible to driving crew to sites
    • will be responsible for daily dueling of trucks and equipment 
    • will be responsible to use a company credit card for fuel, update and turn in receipts daily
    • follow weekly schedule & route provided by B&G Manager
    • Report issue daily to B&G Manager regarding manpower, supplies, equipment performance & services, etc.
Education and Experience
High school diploma or GED
Minimum of one (1) year experience in landscaping and lawn care is required. Must have knowledge of and ability to operate and service zero turn mowers, weed eaters, trimmers, blowers, etc.
OSHA 10 or 30 preferred

Skills and Abilities
  • Reliable transportation & valid drivers license.
  • Ability to work in a team environment.
  • Ability to communicate effectively, both written and verbal. 
  • Excellent time management skills.. 
  • Ability to operate machinery, to include zero turn mowers, power washers, skid steers, etc. 
  • Ability to drive Millan Enterprise vehicles and keep them maintained in good condition.
Working Conditioins
Employee could be exposed to rain, snow, and extreme heat or cold. Employee should be able to lift items up to 75lbs, climb ladders, and operate machinery for lengthy periods of time.

Compensation and Benefits
$17 - $20/hr
Health, vision, dental, PTO, Paid holidays, 401k w/ 4% match

 
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