Campus Landscape Supervisor: Lead, Elevate Grounds

Auburn University; Auburn (AL); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Auburn University Facilities Management Landscape Services is seeking a Landscape Supervisor to lead a dedicated team responsible for maintaining and enhancing the beauty of Auburn University's campus. You will oversee daily landscape operations, assign and coordinate work, and train employees in proper and safe landscaping techniques.

The role involves planning projects across campus, supervising plant care and seasonal color maintenance, and collaborating with architects, project managers, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in horticulture, landscape architecture, agronomy, or related field.
• 6 years of progressively technical groundskeeping operations experience, including 2 years in supervision.

Responsibilities

• Supervises, leads, and participates in the installation, care, and maintenance of University landscaping.
• Plans and prepares job sites across campus for installation and maintenance.
• Oversees a variety of landscape duties including plant care, pruning, irrigation repairs, and seasonal color maintenance.
• Coordinates landscape plans and activities with offices, project managers, contractors, and other staff.
• Oversees safety training, records, and development of assigned staff; collects metrics and reports.
• Ensures grounds are kept clean and well-maintained; manages equipment and fleet inventory.

Skills

Supervision

Groundskeeping operations

Education

Bachelor's degree in horticulture, landscape architecture, agronomy, or related field

Job description

Auburn University Facilities Management Landscape Services is seeking a Landscape Supervisor to lead a dedicated team responsible for maintaining and enhancing the beauty of Auburn University's campus. You will oversee daily landscape operations, assign and coordinate work, and train employees in proper and safe landscaping techniques.

The role involves planning projects across campus, supervising plant care and seasonal color maintenance, and collaborating with architects, project managers, and