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Pre-Trip / Shop Readiness 🚚
Review route notes, property priorities, access instructions, and special requests before departure.
Ensure the crew is fully prepared: check and inflate tires as needed, load drinking water/cooler, and confirm all required tools/materials are on the truck/trailer.
Conduct a pre-trip safety and equipment inspection for mowers, edgers, string trimmers, and blowers: overall condition, guards, blades/line, screws/bolts, fuel/oil levels, and battery levels (if applicable).
Confirm trailer organization and secure loadout (equipment strapped down correctly; fuel cans, basic hand tools, and safety kit on board).
Primary Responsibilities (Hands-On Work) 🎯
Lead the crew on-site: assign roles, set the work sequence, and keep production moving section-by-section.
Own quality and consistency at every stop: mowing, edging, trimming, and final cleanup must meet company standard (no call-backs).
Even while supervising, personally complete high-skill work as needed—including mowing, edging, and trimming—especially when precision, speed, or judgment is required.
Enforce safety standards and correct unsafe behavior immediately.
Ensure cross-coverage: be able to operate any equipment and fill in for any role when short-staffed.
On-Site Leadership & Execution 📍
Perform a quick site walk upon arrival to identify priorities and hazards (debris, sprinklers, gates, pets, traffic areas).
Assign roles (edging, trimming, mowing, cleanup) and adjust assignments as the job progresses to avoid downtime.
Manage pace and productivity: coordinate the crew to reduce overlap and eliminate rework.
Communicate on-site as needed with the client/manager in a professional manner and report issues found.
Document service: take required before/after photos, record property issues (irrigation damage, broken concrete, hazards), and report to management as required.
Stay proactive during the route: solve issues immediately (swap equipment, tighten hardware, refuel/top off oil, replace worn parts) to keep the crew working.
Quality Control & Close-Out 🔎✅
Complete a final walkthrough before leaving: edges clean, trimming clean, mowing clean, no blowback, corners/drains clear, gates secured, and no debris left behind.
Hold the crew accountable for cleanup and care: equipment must be cleaned after each job before loading and securing; truck/trailer must remain organized and clean.
Follow owner/management instructions and ensure the crew completes additional assigned tasks (trash/leaves/debris pickup and site-specific requests).
Pre-Trip / Shop Readiness 🚚
Review route notes, property priorities, access instructions, and special requests before departure.
Ensure the crew is fully prepared: check and inflate tires as needed, load drinking water/cooler, and confirm all required tools/materials are on the truck/trailer.
Conduct a pre-trip safety and equipment inspection for mowers, edgers, string trimmers, and blowers: overall condition, guards, blades/line, screws/bolts, fuel/oil levels, and battery levels (if applicable).
Confirm trailer organization and secure loadout (equipment strapped down correctly; fuel cans, basic hand tools, and safety kit on board).
Primary Responsibilities (Hands-On Work) 🎯
Lead the crew on-site: assign roles, set the work sequence, and keep production moving section-by-section.
Own quality and consistency at every stop: mowing, edging, trimming, and final cleanup must meet company standard (no call-backs).
Even while supervising, personally complete high-skill work as needed—including mowing, edging, and trimming—especially when precision, speed, or judgment is required.
Enforce safety standards and correct unsafe behavior immediately.
Ensure cross-coverage: be able to operate any equipment and fill in for any role when short-staffed.
On-Site Leadership & Execution 📍
Perform a quick site walk upon arrival to identify priorities and hazards (debris, sprinklers, gates, pets, traffic areas).
Assign roles (edging, trimming, mowing, cleanup) and adjust assignments as the job progresses to avoid downtime.
Manage pace and productivity: coordinate the crew to reduce overlap and eliminate rework.
Communicate on-site as needed with the client/manager in a professional manner and report issues found.
Document service: take required before/after photos, record property issues (irrigation damage, broken concrete, hazards), and report to management as required.
Stay proactive during the route: solve issues immediately (swap equipment, tighten hardware, refuel/top off oil, replace worn parts) to keep the crew working.
Quality Control & Close-Out 🔎✅
Complete a final walkthrough before leaving: edges clean, trimming clean, mowing clean, no blowback, corners/drains clear, gates secured, and no debris left behind.
Hold the crew accountable for cleanup and care: equipment must be cleaned after each job before loading and securing; truck/trailer must remain organized and clean.
Follow owner/management instructions and ensure the crew completes additional assigned tasks (trash/leaves/debris pickup and site-specific requests).
Pre-Trip / Shop Readiness 🚚
Assist the Crew Lead before leaving the shop to ensure the crew is fully prepared: help check and inflate tires as needed, load drinking water/cooler, inspect your equipment, and confirm you have all required tools and materials to perform your duties.
Inspect and prepare the edger and string trimmer before departure: overall condition, guards, hardware (screws/bolts) tight, cutting parts ready (blade/line/head), and fuel level with correct 2-cycle mix.
Confirm you have route support items: spare edger blade(s), extra trimmer line/head parts, basic hand tools (wrench/Allen keys), and required PPE.
Primary Responsibilities (Hands-On Work) 🎯
Own all hard edging on the property (sidewalks, curbs, driveways, concrete borders) to company standard.
Own all string trimming on the property (around obstacles, borders, and tight areas) to company standard.
Deliver clean, straight edges and a uniform trim finish with consistent height.
Prevent damage to turf, plants, tree bark, irrigation heads, edging, and structures.
Keep work areas clean as you go and ensure areas are ready for final blowing/walkthrough.
On-Site Execution 📍
Follow the Crew Lead’s work sequence and coordinate with mowing to avoid rework and keep workflow efficient.
Complete hard edging on all required surfaces (sidewalks, curbs, driveways, concrete borders) to company standard.
Complete string trimming around obstacles and borders (poles, signs, trees, fences, beds, corners) to company standard.
Maintain consistent edging depth and straight lines; maintain consistent trimming height and a clean finish.
Work carefully around irrigation heads, valve boxes, landscape borders, vehicles, and structures to prevent damage.
Reduce visible weeds along fence lines, bed edges, and cracks (within scope and as directed).
Keep your area clean as you go: remove clumps/debris and prevent buildup on sidewalks, curbs, and beds.
Perform touch-ups after mowing as needed to support final quality and walkthrough.
Report issues immediately to the Crew Lead (broken concrete, turf damage, sprinkler problems, safety hazards, overgrowth needing enhancement).
Stay proactive during the route: replace worn/bent blades, replace trimmer line, service/replace heads as needed, tighten loose hardware, and refuel/top off oil when necessary.
Cleanup, Support & Expectations 🧹🤝
Assist with final cleanup/blowing of sidewalks and street edges before departure.
Be able to switch to other equipment as needed (mowers, blowers) to support the crew.
Clean your equipment after the job is completed, before loading it and securing it on the trailer.
Follow all Crew Lead instructions, including additional tasks not listed here (ex: collecting leaves/trash/debris; cleaning truck and trailers).
Pre-Trip / Shop Readiness 🚚
Assist the Crew Lead before leaving the shop to ensure the crew is fully prepared: help check and inflate tires as needed, load drinking water/cooler, inspect your equipment, and confirm you have all required tools and materials to perform your duties.
Inspect and prepare the mower before departure: overall condition, blade condition, battery level (if applicable), screws/bolts tight, and fuel/oil levels.
If assigned, bring a string trimmer with you while mowing and inspect it before departure: overall condition, trimmer head/guard, line loaded + extra line available, screws/bolts tight, and fuel level with correct 2-cycle mix.
Primary Responsibilities (Hands-On Work) 🎯
Own all mowing assigned on the property — both open turf and tight-access areas — to company standard.
Maintain proper mowing patterns/overlap and consistent cut height; avoid scalping.
Mow tight areas cleanly (gates, narrow strips, slopes, bed lines) without damaging turf or landscaping.
Protect irrigation heads/valve boxes and prevent property damage.
Deliver a clean finish that minimizes rework and blowback.
When applicable, use the string trimmer while mowing to quickly handle missed strips/edges around obstacles and keep production moving.
On-Site Execution 📍
Choose proper mowing pattern/stripe direction and maintain correct overlap.
Check each section for debris/hazards before mowing; stop if unsafe.
Mow narrow strips, gated areas, slopes, and along bed lines with control and accuracy.
Coordinate with edging/trimming so mowing is completed in the correct sequence and work zones don’t overlap.
Stay proactive: sharpen blades as needed (typically every ~25 mowing hours), tighten loose hardware, refuel as needed, and check oil daily (change engine oil per manufacturer schedule — commonly around 50 hours).
Maintain the string trimmer during the route (if assigned): replace line as needed, keep the head functioning properly, tighten loose hardware, and refuel/top off oil when necessary.
Report access issues, property hazards, or equipment problems to the Crew Lead immediately.
Assist with trimming or edging when mowing is caught up (as directed by the Crew Lead).
Cleanup, Support & Expectations 🧹🤝
Assist with final cleanup/blowing as directed before departure.
Be able to switch to other equipment as needed (trimmer, edger, blower) to support the crew.
Clean your equipment after the job is completed, before loading it and securing it on the trailer.
Follow all Crew Lead instructions, including additional tasks not listed here (ex: collecting leaves/trash/debris; cleaning truck and trailers).
Pre-Trip / Shop Readiness 🚚
Lead pre-departure checks to ensure the crew is fully prepared: review route notes, check tire pressure (inflate as needed), load drinking water/cooler, and confirm all required tools/materials are loaded.
Complete pre-trip equipment inspection for mowers, edgers, string trimmers, blowers, and sprayers: verify safe condition, blades/guards, screws/bolts tight, fuel/oil levels, and battery levels (if applicable).
Confirm chemical kit readiness: properly labeled products, measuring tools, required PPE, spill kit available, and clean/calibrated sprayer.
On-Site Leadership & Execution 📍
Perform a quick site walk to identify priorities and hazards (debris, sprinklers, gates, pets, traffic areas).
Assign roles (soft edging/bed work, trimming, cleanup, spraying) and set the work sequence for efficiency and quality.
Manage pace and productivity; keep the crew moving section-by-section.
Enforce safety standards (PPE use, traffic awareness, proper equipment handling).
Weed Control / Spraying Responsibilities 🎯
Perform spot-spraying in beds, cracks, fence lines, and non-turf areas per scope.
Mix and apply products strictly according to label directions and company SOPs (application rates, wind/weather limits, required PPE).
Prevent drift/overspray onto ornamentals, turf, vehicles, sidewalks, and waterways.
Place and remove cones/notices when required.
Document each application: property, product, date/time, target weeds, quantity used, and notes/issues.
Maintain sprayer equipment: calibration checks, leak inspections, clean filters, correct storage, and secure transport.
Report heavy infestations or bed issues requiring enhancements (mulch refresh, fabric, re-bed, plant replacement).
Quality Control & Close-Out 🔎✅
Maintain detail-crew quality standards: clean trimming, sharp bed lines, clean beds, and professional final cleanup.
Communicate with the client/manager as needed and report issues found on site.
Take required before/after photos and document service notes.
Stay proactive during the route: solve issues immediately (swap equipment, tighten hardware, refuel/top off oil, replace worn parts) to avoid downtime.
Complete final walkthrough before leaving: ensure a clean finish, no blowback, gates secured, and no debris left behind.
Hold the crew accountable for equipment care: tools must be cleaned before being loaded and secured; truck/trailer must remain organized and clean.
Ensure cross-coverage: operate any equipment and step into any role when short-staffed.
Follow owner/management instructions and complete additional assigned tasks (trash/leaves/debris pickup and site-specific requests).
Pre-Trip / Shop Readiness 🚚
Assist the Crew Lead before leaving the shop to ensure the crew is fully prepared: help check and inflate tires as needed, load drinking water/cooler, inspect your equipment, and confirm you have all required tools and materials to perform your duties.
Inspect and prepare tools before departure: bed redefiner/edger (spade), hedge trimmers, chainsaw (if applicable), string trimmer, and blower as needed — verify overall condition, sharp blades/chain, guards in place, screws/bolts tight, and proper fuel/oil levels.
Primary Responsibilities (Hands-On Work) 🎯
Own all soft edging/bed lines and hedge/shrub trimming on the property to company standard.
Deliver a professional finished look: crisp bed definition, uniform shrubs/hedges, and clean work areas.
Prevent damage to plants, irrigation, and surrounding landscape features.
Ensure your areas are ready for final blowing, photos, and walkthrough.
On-Site Execution 📍
Create and maintain crisp bed lines around landscape beds, trees, borders, and featured areas.
Maintain consistent depth and smooth curves (no jagged lines or uneven cuts).
Remove grass encroachment and keep the mulch line clean and visually sharp.
Trim hedges and shrubs to the approved shape/height (straight, uniform, professional appearance).
Maintain clean lines and symmetry; avoid holes, uneven tops, and rough edges.
Prevent plant damage (no tearing, over-cutting, bark damage, or root scalping).
Coordinate with bed cleaning and trimming so bed lines remain sharp after cleanup.
Work carefully to avoid damaging roots, irrigation tubing/heads, and landscape plants.
Collect and remove clippings from beds and turf as you work; do not leave debris behind.
Identify and report issues to the Crew Lead (dead plants, pest/disease signs, broken branches, overgrowth needing enhancement).
Stay proactive during the route: keep blades/chain sharp, replace trimmer line as needed, tighten loose hardware, and refuel/top off oil on power tools when necessary.
Always follow safety/PPE standards (eye/ear protection, gloves, safe cutting practices).
Quality Control & Close-Out 🔎✅
Verify bed lines are crisp and continuous, mulch lines are clean, and no soil piles or clippings remain.
Verify hedges/shrubs are uniform and balanced, with no holes or uneven tops.
Confirm all clippings/debris are removed and the area is ready for final blowing and photos.
Cleanup, Support & Expectations 🧹🤝
Be able to switch to other equipment as needed (string trimmers, edgers, blowers) to support the crew.
Clean your equipment after the job is completed, before loading it and securing it on the trailer.
Follow all Crew Lead instructions, including additional tasks not listed here (ex: collecting leaves/trash/debris; cleaning truck and trailers).
Pre-Trip / Shop Readiness 🚚
Assist the team before departure: help check/inflate tires as needed, load drinking water/cooler, inspect your equipment, and confirm all required tools/materials are on the truck.
Inspect and prepare irrigation tools: basic hand tools, shovel/probing tool, PVC cutters, primer/cement (if used), wire connectors, Teflon tape, and any assigned diagnostic tools — organized and ready.
Confirm route support items are stocked: nozzles, risers, swing joints/rotor parts (as needed), valve box supplies, waterproof connectors, fittings, flags/markers, and required PPE.
Primary Responsibilities (Hands-On Work) 🎯
Own irrigation service tasks assigned on the property to company standard.
Diagnose problems and complete repairs efficiently (leaks, broken heads, poor coverage, zone performance issues).
Adjust heads/nozzles to improve coverage and reduce water waste (direction, radius, arc, nozzle selection).
Prevent damage to turf, plants, valve boxes, wiring, and property features while working.
On-Site Execution 📍
Inspect the system and identify common issues: broken/missing heads, clogged nozzles, low pressure, stuck rotors, misaligned sprays, overspray, leaks, and coverage gaps.
Perform repairs as directed: replace nozzles/heads/risers, clear clogs, adjust arcs/radius, repair minor leaks, and restore proper operation.
Work carefully around heads, valve boxes, wiring, landscape borders, and hard surfaces to prevent damage.
Mark hazards and report major issues promptly (mainline breaks, valve failures, controller/wiring faults, severe pressure problems).
Stay proactive during the route: keep tools organized, restock small parts as needed, and handle issues immediately to avoid downtime.
Quality Control & Close-Out 🔎✅
Verify the repair is complete and the zone operates correctly (proper spray/rotation, correct arc/radius, no leaks, no overspray).
Confirm heads are level, aligned, and adjusted to avoid spraying sidewalks, streets, buildings, vehicles, and windows.
Ensure valve boxes are closed and secure; wiring/connectors are protected and properly placed.
Restore the work area: fill and compact soil as needed, remove mud/debris, and leave turf and beds clean and finished.
Document the close-out: location/zone (if known), work performed, parts used, and any follow-up needed; take photos if required.
Cleanup, Support & Expectations 🧹🤝
Support the team as needed with cleanup/blowing when directed.
Clean your equipment after the job is completed, before loading it and securing it on the trailer.
Follow all supervisor instructions, including additional tasks not listed here.
