Seasonal Landscape Workers

Hiring Organization: Milford Gardens
Employment type: Full-Time
Job Location: Milford, MI
Application Due Date: September 30, 2024

A Seasonal position with a weather dependent start typically from march/april to late november working weekdays from 9am to approximately 6pm. Flexible hours are possible can be full or part time. The job entails general landscape work, mostly going out to customers houses and installing, mulching, etc. plants ranging in size from small perennials to larger size trees via hand digging. You will be taught the proper methods on the job. Candidates should be expected to be able to move and lift heavy material safely and effectively throughout their workday.

 

No previous knowledge is necessary but candidates previous history in landscape work or with strong backgrounds in:

-Commercial driving i.e. having a CDL or chauffeurs license to drive other coworkers and operate larger equipment. 

-Plant care and identification to quickly and independently locate and move plants on the job site or at the store without damaging them.

Starting pay is 16/hr with more pay being offered depending on your skill set. 

 

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