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Grand Traverse Resort and Spa is seeking a Grounds Maintenance Worker to assist with course and grounds upkeep in Northern Michigan. The role involves manual labor such as shoveling, raking, mowing, planting, trimming trees and shrubs, and supporting teams to complete daily tasks.
Expect early start times, weekends required, and up to 40 hours per week. No prior experience is needed; candidates must be at least 18 and ready to learn proper safety and environmental practices.
This position performs assigned labor tasks to assist in proper course and grounds maintenance of outside areas at the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa.
Must be at least 18 years of age. No prior experience is necessary. Similar previous experience and previous work in outdoor conditions is a plus.
The ability to pick up new tasks with proper training and being able to complete job assignments without direct supervision for most of the day is essential. Must have excellent customer service and communication skills.
The employee may be depended on to lead other employees to get assignments completed while working with other co-workers as a team when direct supervisors are unable to stay with the task to be completed.
Manual labor is a part of the daily job assignment. The ability to withstand extended hours of shoveling, raking, holding and operating a gas powered string trimmer and working on your knees may be asked of you on any day. Extended hours of sitting on rough riding power equipment may be necessary to complete your job task. Frequent bending to work on the ground and lifting of things off the ground will be necessary to complete some of your job tasks.
The ability to lift awkward objects weighing up to 60 pounds and sometimes more, from the ground to at least waist high is required.
Safety sensitive – use of power equipment such as lawn mowers, including riding lawn mowers, and power string trimmers.
The employee must be able to understand that last minute requests and changes to their assignments will occur periodically during his or her employment. The employee must be able to adapt to these changes to address the new priorities.
Working in outdoor conditions to the different seasons of Northern Michigan is a must. Cold, heat, dry, wet, wind and cloudy and sunny days. Must practice all safety policies, procedures, and standards as set by OSHA. Must be ready and willing to work in the very early morning. Standard start times will generally be between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. Working some weekends may be necessary.