Greenscapes Supervisor

Job Summary Work under the supervision of the Parks Manager to provide a safe and aesthetically pleasing environment in the City's parks, trails, athletic facilities and to communicate effectively and courteously with the public and private sectors about special projects and /or maintenance related concerns in the provision of the highest level of service possible to all customers. Oversee the performance goals of the Mowing and Landscape crews. Examples of Duties Responsible for the supervision, task assignment, and goal planning for the Mowing Crew Leader and the Landscape Crew Leader. Oversee the administration of all mowing and tree contracts. Assists Parks Manager in the preparation of all contract specifications. Assist with budget and CIP requests for mowing and landscape crews. Assist with special projects related to park development. Assist mowing and landscaping crew leads with setting schedules to ensure areas of highest sensitivity are prioritized. Serve as liaison between various departments as needed. Ensure that safety procedures are up to date in the standard operating procedures and are being followed. Conduct regular inspections of areas of responsibility to ensure that they are properly maintained. Solicit bids and order all materials and products necessary for maintenance operations. Identify and address various mowing and landscape problems, and provide solutions that are cost effective and efficient. Maintain the inventory for large and small equipment parts and chemicals. Assist the Park Manager in the annual employee evaluation process and budget preparation. Read maps and plans and layout construction projects; prepare bid specifications as needed. Prepare monthly and annual reports documenting work performed and cost summaries for crews. Oversee herbicide and pesticide application to all City owned property. Work in conjunction with the Special Events Coordinator to schedule/implement maintenance related assignments for City/City-sponsored events. Assist with irrigation planning and repair when needed. Work extended hours including nights, weekends, and holidays as needed. May be required to perform other department duties as assigned. Typical Qualifications Ability to work efficiently with coworkers, follow instructions, and adhere to safety policies Ability to supervise and train staff Ability to work in inclement weather conditions Ability to lift and carry up to 80 pounds Ability to proficiently operate a computer using Microsoft Suite, Google Suite, Power Bi, Bluebeam, Adobe Acrobat, etc. Ability to serve as work order management system administrator using Cityworks or similar software Good organizational skills, creativity, initiative, and a desire to learn Knowledge of large scale mowing, landscaping, and irrigation operations Knowledge of operating and performing preventative maintenance on various types of tractors, field groomers, mowers, and other equipment needed for maintenance operations Education and Experience Required: High school diploma or GED Valid Texas Driver's License Completion of an 8 hour TDA approved chemical safety class for application of herbicides/pesticides under the supervision of a licensed chemical applicator within 6 months of hire, unless currently licensed under TDA Any combination of two relevant certifications/licenses, or ability to obtain within one year of employment, including, but not limited to: Irrigation tech license or higher ISA certification TDA chemical applicator license CDL - Class A Preferred: 2+ year(s) supervisory experience #J-18808-Ljbffr Gfoat