Maintenance Foreman

Primo Brands

Avon (CO)

On-site

USD 65,000 - 90,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

ICHRA health plan

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off (PTO)

Sick time 48 hours/year

Flexible scheduling

Job summary

Mountain Valley Maintenance in the Vail Valley seeks a working foreman to lead a 4–6 person maintenance crew year-round. You’ll manage snow operations, landscaping, irrigation, and general upkeep with safety as priority.

You will work in the field daily, report to the Maintenance Manager, and train crew members while delivering consistent, high-quality service to property owners and residents. Ideal candidates bring 3+ years of leadership, bilingual English/Spanish, and the ability to start at

Qualifications

3+ years of experience leading a crew in snow removal, landscaping, grounds, or similar outdoor maintenance work.
Experience operating plow trucks and skid steers.
Bilingual in English and Spanish to give safety and work instructions and talk with clients/owners.
Valid driver's license with an insurable driving record (CDL not required).
Able to use a smartphone or tablet for time tracking, photos, and job notes.
Available for 3am starts on storm days and weekend snow coverage.
Authorized to work in the United States.

Responsibilities

Lead, train, and motivate a crew of 4 to 6 maintenance laborers.
Give clear safety and work instructions in English and Spanish; run daily safety talks.
Set the example on quality, pace, safety, and respect for properties/residents.
Track crew hours, daily job notes, and site photos in Jobber.
Assist the Maintenance Manager with hiring, training, and performance feedback.

Skills

Crew leadership

Bilingual English/Spanish

Snow operations

Equipment operation

Driver's license

Time tracking

Tools

Jobber

Job description

The Opportunity

Mountain Valley Maintenance is seeking a working foreman to lead our maintenance labor crew. For over 20 years, we have been a stable, year-round employer in the Vail Valley, caring for associations and homes where hundreds of Valley residents live. This crew handles the outdoor work that keeps those properties safe and looking good: snow removal in winter, landscaping and irrigation in summer, and general maintenance labor all year.

You will report to our Maintenance Manager and lead a crew of 4 to 6 laborers. This is a separate crew from our technician team. You will be in the field with your crew every day, running the work and doing the work.

Why This Position Matters

Real Responsibility: You run the crew: daily assignments, quality, safety, and training are yours

Year-Round Stability: Same hours and same paycheck in January and July, no seasonal layoff

Career Growth: This is the step from laborer or lead to true crew leadership, with a path toward management

Your Bilingual Skills Are Essential: Our crew and our clients speak both languages, and you are the bridge between them

What You Will Do

Crew Leadership

Lead, train, and motivate a crew of 4 to 6 maintenance laborers

Give clear safety and work instructions in English and Spanish, and run short daily safety talks

Set the example on the job: quality, pace, safety, and respect for the properties and residents

Track crew hours, daily job notes, and site photos in our Jobber software

Help the Maintenance Manager with hiring, training, and performance feedback for the crew

Snow Operations (Winter)

Run plow routes and shoveling crews during storms, starting at 3am when snow falls

Operate plow trucks, skid steers, and snow blowers, and keep the crew working safely on ice and in cold

Apply deicer, clear walkways, stairs, and entries, and check every site before leaving it

Communicate storm progress and problems to the Maintenance Manager and property managers

Landscaping and Irrigation (Summer)

Lead mowing, trimming, planting, mulching, weed control, and cleanup on association grounds

Run irrigation spring startup, seasonal adjustments, repairs, and fall winterization

Inspect properties for hazards, drainage problems, and repair needs, and report them

General Maintenance Labor (Year-Round)

Lead hauling, debris removal, painting, staining, minor repairs, and property cleanup projects

Keep trucks, trailers, and equipment clean, fueled, inspected, and ready for the next day

Order and pick up materials, and keep track of what the crew uses

What You Bring

Required

3 or more years of experience leading a crew in snow removal, landscaping, grounds, or similar outdoor maintenance work

Experience operating plow trucks and skid steers

Able to speak English and Spanish well enough to give safety and work instructions to the crew and talk with clients and property managers, and to read and write basic notes, checklists, and text messages in both languages

Valid driver's license with an insurable driving record (CDL not required)

Able to use a smartphone or tablet for time tracking, photos, and job notes

Available for 3am starts on storm days and weekend snow coverage

Authorized to work in the United States

Preferred (We Will Train the Right Person)

Irrigation experience or certification

Colorado Certified Operator or Qualified Supervisor pesticide license, or willingness to obtain one in your first season

OSHA 10 and First Aid/CPR

Experience with Jobber or similar field software

Knowledge of mountain plant material and high-altitude turf care

Leadership Qualities We Value

Respect: You treat every crew member with dignity

Patience: You teach rather than criticize

Fairness: You distribute work and opportunities equitably

Communication: You listen as much as you direct

Safety First: You get the crew home safe every day, no exceptions

Physical Demands and Work Environment

Essential functions of this position, performed with or without reasonable accommodation: works outdoors year-round in all mountain weather including snow, ice, heat, and altitude. Frequently lifts, carries, and positions materials and equipment up to 50 pounds, and occasionally up to 80 pounds with a team lift. Frequently walks on uneven, sloped, or icy ground, bends, kneels, shovels, and reaches; occasionally climbs ladders. Operates trucks, trailers, and powered equipment for extended periods. Communicates clearly with crew, clients, and office staff in person, by phone, and by text. Winter schedule includes early-morning and on-call storm response.

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