(Part-Time) Park Maintenance Worker
Huron-Clinton Metroparks · Dexter, MI · 3 wk ago
On-siteManufacturing$16.17–$18.8/hrPart-time
GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES
Work activities in this position primarily involve the maintenance of park grounds.
TYPICAL DUTIES
- Plants and cares for trees, shrubs and turf areas
- Empties trash barrels
- Cleans picnic areas, restrooms and roadsides
- Picks up litter using a prod, by hand or machine
- Operates push mower and weed whip to maintain lawn areas
- Operates cushman
- Operates 1 ton dump truck for park maintenance
- Operates irrigation system where applicable
- Operates tractor as necessary for park maintenance
- Operates various mowers as required to maintain lawns
- Operates garbage truck for waste management maintenance
- May be a crew leader
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- Must have a valid Michigan Driver's License and maintains an acceptable driving record
- Ability to operate dump truck, garbage truck, tractor, push mower, weed whip, and cushman
- Ability to load, unload and move materials between work locations
- Ability to traverse sandy, marshy or wooded areas with even or uneven terrain
- Ability to work in all weather conditions
- Ability to work varied hours depending upon park demands
- Ability to get along with co-workers, supervisors, and park visitors
- May be required to adjust schedule to meet organizational needs, including special events, evenings, weekends & holidays
GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS
- Ability to understand and carry out oral and written instructions
- Ability to apply knowledge of materials, tools, practices and methods of grounds maintenance
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT USED
- Hand tools used for raking, digging, pruning, leveling, repair of irrigation systems
- Custodial tools such as brooms, mops, toilet plungers
- Landscape equipment consisting of large mowers, small tractors, groomers and snow blowers
- Basic construction tools used for turf maintenance, carpentry, painting, plumbing, electrical, and cement finishing work
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
- Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions
- Routine walking, sitting, talking and hearing
- Routine use of hands to handle, feel or operate objects, tools, or controls
- Routine reaching with hands and arms
- Routine traversal of sandy, marshy, or wooded areas with uneven terrain
- Occasional lifting and/or moving up to 100 pounds
- Close vision, color vision and the ability to adjust focus
WORK ENVIRONMENT
- Routine exposure to heat, wet and/or humid conditions, chemicals, animals, foliage and vegetation, etc.