Cincinnati Landscaping Jobs

The Irrigation Technician must be thoroughly familiar with all aspects of irrigation systems to include wiring controllers and valves, pressure testing, trenching/pulling pipe; installing heads, rotors, valves, operating equipment, ordering correct materials; and interfacing with customers, subcontractors, and architects, etc.

The Mechanic must be thoroughly familiar with all aspects of company field equipment, trucks, automobiles, and small engines to include establishing a preventative maintenance (PM) program, making repairs as needed, deciding when to subcontract repair work, bringing in a part-time small engine mechanic when needed, etc.

As an Account Executive, you are a frontline representative of Seasons Best Landscaping. You must be thoroughly familiar with all aspects of commercial and/or residential landscaping, including sales, production, customer service, estimating, etc. The Account Executive oversees all interactions with the customer while keeping them informed as to all aspects of the landscaping process.  

As a Mowing Foreman, you are a hands-on leader of 1-4 crew members. Together you perform quality mowing services for our customers in a safe and efficient manner. This includes mowing, edging, cleanup of properties using a backpack blower, bed and pavement weed control, fall clean-up of leaves and other duties as assigned. All employees are expected to carry out the company’s mission, vision, and values.

As a Landscaping Crew Member, you are thoroughly familiar with all aspects of lawn care and use of equipment. Collectively you work as a team, adhering to the specifications of the client, while operating equipment and moving materials in a safe manner. Additionally, you have the ability to follow instructions, exhibit problem-solving skills and willingness to provide the highest standard.

We are looking for a reliable and experienced irrigation technician to install and service our client’s irrigation equipment. As the technician, you will be responsible for mapping out irrigation areas, digging trenches, installing equipment, testing the system, and conducting regular maintenance checks. You may also be required to install electrical timer systems, plumb outdoor water tanks, and connect water-recycling systems.