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Select any that apply:
A) Waldo could never escape your all-seeing eye.
B) You choose not to go to the gym because you exercise enough at work, and why pay for something that you get paid to do?
C) You picture yourself as a superhero anytime you strap on a leaf blower or pull the trigger of a pressure washer.
D) Working outside was always more appealing than being cooped up in a cubicle.
E) All of the Above.
If you selected any or all of the above, you should be working at Blue Ridge Companies as a Commercial Grounds Technician.
What You'll Do:
Check exterior lighting on a monthly basis (including sconces/canopy lights/pole lights/tenant signage). Report any malfunctioning equipment to the Commercial Property Specialist.
Inspecting buildings and grounds to ensure safety and cleanliness, alert the Commercial Property Specialist to items that are in need of repair.
Walk the property(s) daily and remove litter and debris from the grounds.
Complete minor and routine service requests when requested by Commercial Property Specialist.
Thoroughly clean all vacant storefronts, including washing windows/ledges, remove cobwebs, etc.
We're Good At:
Providing opportunities for you to obtain your EPA and CPO licenses through engaging educational classes.
Benefits; we've got quite a few: 401k, health insurance, life insurance, the list goes on...
Providing you with the opportunity to give back to the community through our philanthropic initiatives, such as Toys for Tots, food drives and more.
Experience and Skills
You're Good At:
Customer service - Managing difficult or emotional customer situations; Responding promptly to customer needs; Responding to requests for service and assistance.
Teamwork - Giving and welcoming feedback; Contributing to building a positive team spirit; Putting success of team above own interests;
Dependability - Keeping commitments; Committing to long hours of work when necessary to reach goals; Completing tasks on time or notifying the appropriate person with an alternate plan.
Performing various physical tasks, such as tearing down fences, digging post-holes, carrying furniture, etc.. (Who needs a gym anyway?).
Driving. Yep, you've got to have a valid driver's license to drive the golf cart.
You Might Also Be Good At:
Tapping into those Where's Waldo skills to find and dispose of trash and other debris on the grounds.
Checking and replacing exterior lighting on a scheduled and as-needed basis.
Vanquishing your foes* with the pressure washer and leaf blower. (*Including but not limited to leaves, dirt, mildew, and pollen.)
