Landscape Technician

At Noble, we believe the health of soil, plants, animals, and humans is one and indivisible. We believe in rebuilding healthy soils and helping producers maintain a strong bottom line. Through these two actions, we can transform degraded grazing lands across the United States, benefiting the environment and society as a whole. Our focus is to help farmers and ranchers apply regenerative ranching principles to the nation’s 654 million acres of grazing lands.

About the role

Our Landscape team are strategic partners who maintain Noble grounds at the highest standards. Each employee contributes their part so together we can help farmers and ranchers triumph over the barriers and ultimately benefit all of society through their efforts. We live to find new ways to generate usable information so they can leave their land better at sunset than at sunrise.

Responsibilities

• Supporting work order tasks
  • Completing all incoming work orders from various departments.
  • Providing physical labor (e.g. setup tables and chairs, move office furniture and equipment) in support of Institute needs and as assigned by work order.
• Safety Sensitive Responsibilities
• Maintaining turf and grounds
  • Providing proper upkeep of Institute property (mowing, weed-eating, leaf blowing, etc.).
  • Keeping walkways and drives clean and free of dirt, debris, snow and ice.
• Landscaping
  • Using acceptable horticulture practices, trimming, pruning and removing trees and shrubs.
  • Transplanting, cultivating and fertilizing trees and shrubs.
  • Constructing raised beds and other landscaping designs.
• Applying pesticides
  • Performing duties of commercial pesticide application.
  • Calibrating sprayers and spreading equipment used in pesticides, liming, fertilizing and seed work.
  • Taking corrective action against noxious plants and harmful insects.
• Operating and maintaining equipment and irrigation systems
  • Operating, maintaining and making minor repairs or adjustments to various types of landscape equipment.
  • Performing modification, maintenance and general operation of irrigation systems.
• Driving for work-related tasks
  • Operating Institute and/or personal vehicles in compliance with the Vehicle Use Policy and Fleet Safety Program.
  • Conducting pre-operational vehicle checks to ensure safety and functionality.

Benefits

• Professional development opportunities to hone your skills and grow professionally.
• Collaborative work environment with regular cross-group collaboration.
• Inclusive, supportive, and diverse culture.
• Competitive salary and benefits, including multiple options for health and retirement plans.
• Employee wellness program and onsite wellness center.
• Employee recognition program.
• Organizational support for community involvement and volunteering.

Pay

$33,272.00 - $41,590.50