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Atkinson Landscaping Inc. is seeking hard-working individuals to join our hardscape/construction department in Surrey. The role involves assisting with residential and commercial projects, operating power tools, and learning masonry and construction tasks.
We value teamwork, adaptability to weather, and a willingness to learn new skills from experienced workers. Flexible hours and a supportive crew are part of our workplace culture.
Are you looking to gain "concrete" skills that will be an asset for building and construction jobs? Atkinson Landscaping is currently seeking to employ hard-working, motivated individuals who are willing to work and play as a team in our hardscape/construction department.
Our hardscape/construction department deals with small-to-large residential and commercial projects. We handle all stages of the project, from excavation to installation. Masonry work is often featured in these projects, so being able to handle heavy bricks is expected. Heavy tools and equipment include power saws, drills, tamps, excavators, and dump trailers. The work is labour intensive but the skills you learn and the team you work with make the job rewarding, and dare we say, fun!
Atkinson Landscaping specializes in residential, strata and commercial maintenance services and construction projects. We are well-established in the Surrey/Langley area and are continuing to expand at a rapid rate. We are a tightly knit team of forward thinking individuals who seek to do things more efficiently and are always looking to improve our craft.
A career at Atkinson Landscaping offers employees an opportunity to be a part of a growing company that values hard work and rewards effort. There are many benefits to working at Atkinson Landscaping: flexible hours, competitive wages, fresh scenery, upward mobility, and a solid crew that loves doing what they do best. Atkinson also operates on a transparent, open-book policy, sharing our monthly financial statements with employees, and profit-sharing our surpluses with the team. We believe that opening books to the team promotes a sense of ownership and responsibility amongst each and every one of us, while also developing important life skills in financial literacy. Many companies make promises to their employees that they cannot live up to; rest assured that our word is our bond and we make good on our promises
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