Landscape Commercial Install Manager

Sunrise Landscape•Fort Myers, FL

14h

About The Position

The Commercial Landscape Install Manager is responsible for the strategic execution of all active installation projects. You will oversee multiple Foremen and crews, ensuring that high-revenue commercial projects—from HOAs and resorts to retail developments—are completed on schedule, within budget, and to precise architectural specifications. You are the primary link between the office (estimating/design) and the field (execution).

Requirements

Experience: 5–7+ years in commercial landscape installation, with at least 2–3 years in a multi-site management or supervisory role.
Technical Mastery: Advanced ability to read civil engineering plans, grading plans, and irrigation charts. Proficient in Microsoft Office and landscape management software (e.g., Aspire, LMN, or Procore).
Florida Expertise: Deep knowledge of Southwest Florida’s unique plant palettes, soil types, and drainage requirements.
Logistics: Valid Driver’s License and a clean driving record are mandatory.

Nice To Haves

Education: Degree in Horticulture, Landscape Contracting, or Agribusiness is preferred (but equivalent field experience is accepted).
Language: Bilingual (English/Spanish) is highly preferred for this leadership level.

Responsibilities

Operational Oversight & Scheduling
Resource Allocation: Manage the daily deployment of labor, equipment, and materials across multiple job sites in the Southwest Florida region.
Master Scheduling: Coordinate with the Superintendent to ensure project timelines are met, adjusting for weather delays or supply chain interruptions.
Profitability: Monitor "Estimated vs. Actual" hours and material usage to ensure every project hits its profit margin.
Quality Control & Technical Accuracy
Site Inspections: Conduct regular "walk-throughs" to ensure planting depths, soil amendments, and irrigation layouts meet company and municipal standards.
Blueprints & Specs: Review all landscape and irrigation plans before a project starts to identify potential conflicts or "value engineering" opportunities.
Horticultural Standards: Ensure all Florida-specific species are handled correctly, from large-specimen palm installs to delicate littoral shelf plantings.
Leadership & Personnel Management
Foreman Development: Train and mentor Foremen in leadership, paperwork accuracy, and technical skills.
Conflict Resolution: Serve as the first point of contact for field-level disputes or client concerns on-site.
Safety Culture: Enforce a "Zero-Accident" policy, ensuring all crews are compliant with OSHA and company safety protocols.
Vendor & Client Relations
Procurement: Work with local nurseries and suppliers to ensure material quality and timely delivery to the job site.
Client Interface: Attend on-site progress meetings with General Contractors (GCs) and Developers, representing the company with professionalism and technical expertise.