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Groundskeeper - Summer Temp Full Time

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Groundskeeper – Now-August Summer Temp Full Time

đź“Ť Austin, TX | Locations Available:

  • Bexley 3Five - South Austin
  • Bexley at Anderson Mill - Cedar Park

Looking for a GREAT summer job with good pay? Interested in Property Management? Prefer a long-term temporary assignment? Come spend the summer with Weinstein Properties!

This is a FULL TIME TEMPORARY position that can start NOW and will run thru AUGUST! *Potential to come on board permanently if you are performing well and we have an opportunity available!

Weinstein Properties is looking for a Groundskeeper to join our team for the summer. This is a temporary opportunity at a well-maintained community with strong leadership and competitive pay.

If you enjoy hands-on work, problem-solving, and being part of a team that takes pride in its community, this could be a great fit.

What We Offer

  • Pay: $19.50/hour (these rates are $1.50/hour higher than permanent starting pay since this temporary position is NOT eligible for benefits/quarterly bonuses
  • Stay Bonus:  3 Bonus opportunities - $100 after each successful completion of 30, 60 and 90 days for staying onboard through the summer!

Your Schedule

  • FULL-TIME: Monday–Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm (40 hours/week)

Weinstein Properties, headquartered in Richmond, Virginia owns and manages over 60 apartment communities in Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, and Georgia. Still owned and operated by the Weinstein family after 70+ years, our continued success is attributed to our hands on approach to daily operations and our focus on the customer experience.

Who should apply?

This role is ideal for someone who is reliable, detail-oriented, self-motivated, and takes pride in their work. Groundskeepers are essential members of our team, keeping our communities clean, beautiful, and welcoming. At Weinstein Properties, we do things differently. We invest in people, not just resumes. We believe in training talent from the ground up.

Ideal Characteristics of Successful Groundskeepers

  • Reliability & Punctuality: Shows up on time, dependable, and trustworthy.
  • Independence & Initiative: Works well independently, is a self-starter, and takes initiative to go beyond assigned tasks.
  • Attention to Detail: Notices issues proactively and maintains a clean, well-kept appearance of the community.
  • Strong Work Ethic: Keeps busy, completes tasks thoroughly, and doesn’t shy away from dirty or repetitive jobs.
  • Team Player: Communicates and collaborates well with maintenance and leasing teams; helps out when needed without hesitation.
  • Positive Attitude & Pride in Work: Takes pride in maintaining the property and contributes to community appearance.
  • Adaptable & Versatile: Willing to take on various responsibilities such as light painting, housekeeping tasks, or supporting maintenance as needed.
  • Growth Mindset: Open to learning new skills, with potential to grow into maintenance tech or other roles.

Things Candidates Should Know Before Starting

  • You will get dirty: Tasks include picking up trash, cleaning pet waste stations, trashing out apartments, and other potentially unpleasant (but necessary) duties.
  • Repetition is part of the job: Many tasks (like picking up litter and pet waste) are daily, recurring responsibilities.
  • Opportunity for Growth: Team members with a great attitude and willingness to learn can grow into more advanced roles in maintenance.
  • This is a physically demanding role:. This position requires prolonged periods of standing and walking while performing tasks, frequently lifting and carrying items weighing up to 50 pounds or more, using hand tools and operating equipment (including backpack blowers, power washers), operating golf carts/trailers, frequently bending and stooping for planting, weeding and maintenance of outdoor spaces, and working in conditions with loud noise levels at times.  This position also requires working outdoors year-round in potentially inclement weather conditions (i.e. heat, cold, rain, humidity).  The person in this position must be able to complete all physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation.

Weinstein Properties is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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