A Grounds Maintenance Worker for The Department of Human Services in the state of Nevada is responsible for maintaining the landscaping and outdoor areas of health service facilities, ensuring they are safe, clean, and aesthetically pleasing. Key characteristics of this role include physical stamina, attention to detail, and the ability to operate various landscaping equipment. This field impacts the community by promoting a welcoming and safe environment for staff and visitors, supporting the delivery of essential health services, and contributing to the overall well-being of Nevada residents. Individuals interested in government employment will find this position both essential and rewarding.
Salary Range
- $30,000 – $60,000/ year
Required Experience
- No minimum education is required.
- To become a Ground Maintenance Worker I and II, six months of experience as a general laborer that includes the operation of tools and small equipment.
- As a Ground Maintenance Worker III and IV, one year of experience progressive professional experience using a variety of tools, equipment and techniques.
- To advance to a Ground Maintenance Worker V in ground services, three years of experience including landscape, garden, or greenhouse maintenance; OR
- To advance to a Ground Maintenance Worker V in irrigation, three years of experience including installing, maintaining, and repairing irrigation systems and related equipment.
Additional Information
- Grounds Maintenance Worker Class Specification | DHS
- What does a grounds maintenance worker do? – CareerExplorer
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