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Groundskeeper

The Groundskeeper plays a key role in maintaining the smooth operations of company-owned assets, ensuring all facilities are in top shape. From keeping the property polished, fixing up any issues as they arise, to performing minor repairs, an attention to detail helps create a safe and welcoming environment for customers and staff. This position does require some travel within a specific District at multiple locations.

• Competitive pay with merit‑based raises.
• Access to the Daily Pay app so you can access your hard‑earned cash whenever life strikes, in advance of regular paydays.
• 6 paid holidays a year, and if you work on a holiday you get time and a half as a thank you.
• Paid time off (PTO) that grows with your tenure, so the longer you’re with us, the more time you get to relax.
• Referral rewards—you can earn cash by referring friends to join the team, if your friend is hired. Your friends get a great job, and you get a reward.
• Health benefits, including medical, dental, vision, and options for a flexible spending account (FSA) for medical and dependent care expenses, as well as accident coverage and optional life insurance.
• 401(k) with a 25% discretionary company match to help you build a secure future.
• Employee assistance program (EAP) to help you with life’s challenges—whether it’s managing stress, tackling financial issues, or navigating legal questions.
• Great discounts for employees.

• Clean fuel and oil spills, change liners, and empty trash from all outdoor cans, including those at fuel islands and parking areas, ensuring everything stays spick and span.
• Maintain the car and diesel islands by replacing windshield washer fluid, replenishing towels, and keeping dispensers wiped down.
• Polish the property by checking pole lights, signage, and providing necessary supply lists, while handling monthly tasks like pressure washing fuel islands and replacing air filters.
• Keep entryways, walkways, and pathways tidy, free from debris, weeds, and snow, ensuring safe and smooth travel year‑round.
• Perform deep cleaning of dispensers, maintain outside windows, and handle minor repairs such as replacing burnt‑out lights and cleaning refrigeration coils.
• Respond to snow and rain events by plowing, shoveling, and pumping water from basins to stay ready for any storm.

• Ability to learn new concepts and stay organized, maintaining a high level of attention to detail while multitasking.
• Effective time management.
• Solution‑focused thinking.
• Must be at least 19 years of age or older.
• Must have reliable transportation in all seasons.
• Experience in landscaping and light maintenance is preferred.
• Able to spring into action on weekends and evenings when needed, and shift gears quickly.
• A valid driver’s license and proof of insurance.
• Able to balance on a step stool or step ladder, lift up to 80 lbs., and work from floor to eye level.
• Able to work in a cooler at an average temperature of 32 degrees.