Picture your morning starting at 7:00 a.m.: you rally a tight-knit crew, review the plan set, and stage materials. By mid-morning, you’re laying out a retaining wall base, checking elevations for grading, and coaching a new team member on safe compactor operation. After lunch, you verify paver patterns against the blueprint, adjust an irrigation zone for optimal coverage, and send a quick update to management on progress and materials. When the clock nears 4:00 p.m., the site is clean, equipment is secured, and another phase is complete—on time, on spec, and up to client expectations.
Core responsibilities
Supervise and lead field crews on residential and commercial landscape construction projects—both new builds and renovations.
Plan and coordinate daily site activities to meet schedule and quality targets.
Install and oversee construction of retaining walls, paver systems, irrigation systems, drainage solutions, and related landscape features.
Read and interpret landscape plans, blueprints, and project specifications to guide layout and execution.
Operate and train team members on the safe use of landscape construction tools and equipment.
Ensure proper site prep, grading, excavation, and material installation methods.
Coach, mentor, and monitor crew performance; provide on-the-spot training and feedback.
Lead daily safety talks; uphold company safety policies and procedures.
Communicate project status, material needs, and site concerns to management promptly.
Keep tools, equipment, and vehicles clean and in working order.
Deliver workmanship that meets company standards and delights clients.
What you bring
2+ years of landscape construction experience.
1+ year in a lead, supervisory, or foreman role.
Hands-on experience with retaining walls, irrigation, and landscape features for new construction.
Ability to read plans and follow specifications accurately.
Knowledge of grading, excavation, and drainage best practices.
Clear, confident leadership and communication skills with strong problem-solving ability.
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
Comfort working outdoors in all weather conditions and on uneven terrain.
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs regularly; stand, walk, bend, and kneel throughout the day.
Competence in safely operating landscape construction equipment and hand tools.