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By Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, - Grand Rapids, Michigan
Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park promotes the enjoyment, understanding, and appreciation of gardens, sculpture, the natural environment, and the arts. Meijer Gardens is ranked among the 100 most visited art institutions in the world. The organization embraces the concept of a major cultural attraction centering around horticulture & sculpture. Meijer Gardens' commitment is to create a legacy of lifelong learning, enjoyment, and a rich cultural experience for generations to come. Department: Horticulture Supervisor: Horticulture Manager Pay Type: Non-Exempt, Full-Time, Hourly Position Summary: Specific but not limited to Turf/Irrigation. Oversees the day-to-day responsibilities associated with Turf, Irrigation, Storage, Nursery Areas, and Horticulture Exhibition Changeovers. Focuses on skills and techniques directly pertaining to turf care and irrigation maintenance. Coordinates outside contractors for major projects relevant to outlined responsibilities. Coordinates relevant seasonal projects and daily priorities with appropriate staff. Essential Functions Maintain communication with staff pertaining to turf maintenance. Keep tool storage areas, carts, and other equipment clean, organized, and free of clutter. Lead and direct the work of others, including seasonal staff and volunteers, to complete general projects. Work with staff to complete projects in other garden areas. Work at height (ex. on ladders and in lifts) Remove compost and properly place materials for recycling. Remove snow from paths and roadways; reporting early or staying late and on weekends and holidays as needed. Interact with and provide interviews/content for TV, social media, radio, etc. and give occasional tours to select groups. Work with the Communications Department to provide information, especially as it relates to horticultural content and concepts. A flexible and collaborative culture is important. Other duties may be assigned within the department as well as across the organization.
- $15 to $30 per hour
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