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Saluda Hill Landscapes in Lexington, SC is seeking a Grounds Maintenance Field Manager to oversee irrigation and application teams, ensuring high-quality maintenance for client properties.
You will schedule activities, supervise technicians, maintain safety standards, and collaborate with project managers to meet timelines and budgets.
This hands-on leadership role requires strong organization, communication, and problem-solving to improve efficiency and field service results.
Position:Grounds Maintenance Field Manager
Location: Lexington, SC
Job Id:121
# of Openings:1
Pay:Starting at $60,000 per year
Reports To:Maintenance Superintendent
Work Location:In person
The Field Manager within the Grounds Maintenance division at Saluda Hill Landscapes oversees irrigation and application teams to support the health, appearance, and long-term maintenance of client properties. This role is responsible for scheduling and coordinating maintenance activities, supervising technicians, maintaining quality standards, and working closely with project managers and field teams.
The Field Manager will focus on improving operational efficiency, resolving field and site-related issues, supporting team development, and ensuring compliance with company safety standards and applicable industry regulations.
Saluda Hill Landscapes is committed to maintaining a workplace built on collaboration, integrity, professionalism, and mutual respect. Team members are expected to demonstrate strong character, communicate openly and respectfully, and uphold high ethical standards in their daily responsibilities.
We value individuals who contribute to a positive and team-focused work environment while supporting the continued growth and success of the company.
The safety and well-being of our team members are a priority. All employees are expected to follow established safety procedures, properly use required safety equipment, participate in safety training, and promptly report potential hazards, concerns, or incidents.
The Field Manager is expected to promote a strong culture of safety by reinforcing company standards, communicating potential risks, and helping ensure team members have the training and resources needed to perform their work safely.