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University of Alberta Careers invites applications for a Landscape Services Worker II – Supervisor. The role is based in Edmonton with work at Campus Saint-Jean, South Campus, and North Campus.
The supervisor supports the Manager of Landscape Services in delivering Grounds services and oversees a team within the assigned service area. The position includes monitoring and reporting staff performance, time-card approval, vacation scheduling, and guiding the team in daily landscape tasks including
This competition is open to all applicants however; internal applicants will be given priority consideration based on minimum qualifications, or a combination of experience, skills, and abilities before external applicants are considered.
This role is in-person. Work primarily takes place at Campus Saint-Jean, Edmonton, South Campus, Edmonton, and North Campus, Edmonton.
The Landscape Services Worker II – Supervisor is responsible for assisting the Manager, Landscape Services in the provision of Grounds services. In addition to carrying out the regular duties of the Landscape Services Worker II - Grounds position, the Landscape Services Worker II - Supervisor has additional areas of responsibility including monitoring and reporting staff performance to manager, time card approval, vacation scheduling, guidance & co-ordination to the team of staff delivering area landscape services within their designated service area.
Landscape Services Worker II - Supervisor will be responsible as an acting Manager when the Manager is absent. The position performs a vast number of duties using heavy, light and small equipment, as well as hand tools and manual labor. These duties include (but are not limited to) the maintenance and construction of hard/soft landscaping, pond maintenance, furnishings, signs, snow removal, irrigation installation and repair, pruning, special event set up and take downs, miscellaneous task and daily repairs/maintenance of equipment used for each task listed above. These activities are guided by standard operating procedures, site plans, blueprints, excavation permits and traffic disruption permits.