Plant Healthcare Technician-Timberwolf

Hiring Organization: Timberwolf Tree Care
Employment type: Internship
Job Location: Harbor Spring, MI
Application Due Date: April 2, 2024

Now Hiring for a Plant Healthcare Technician (Harbor Springs)

Timberwolf Tree Care LLC is hiring ground crew, climbers, trimmers, plant healthcare technician, & operators. Starting pay at $19/hr and up based on experience.

Duties include:

- Provides varied plant healthcare services to customers

- Use appropriate tools and training to promote growth and prevent disease

- Become familiar with pests and diseases in area along with treatments.

Hours: 40 hrs per week

Willing to aid in education, relocation assistance, and career development.

 

Timberwolf, a TCIA, ISA, and MGIA member company, has been serving the tip of the mitt including Emmet, Cheboygan, Charlevoix, Mackinac, Otsego, Crawford and Roscommon counties as well as the residents of Mackinac Island for nearly 20 years. Our purpose is the protection and health management of landscape and trees, both current and future. We believe trees are some of the most important assets to have in landscape. Our services are intended to ensure the longevity and vigor of these important resources.

 

email: ben@timberwolftreecare.com

phone: 231-526-6738

 

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