RI Landscaping doesn't do corporate fluff—we do high-quality softscaping, site transformations, and hard work. We are expanding our operations across Toronto and North York and need a reliable, physically capable Field Assistant who wants to hustle and learn the trade from the ground up. This is a fast-track role designed to move a high-performer into a lead position within 30 days.
What You'll Be Doing:
- Full-Cycle Labour: Weeding, planting perennials, mulching, tree trimming, laying sod, digging, removing trees/shrubs, and thorough site cleanup.
- Equipment Handling: Daily use of digging shovels, edgers, rakes, power/hand tools, and keeping equipment organized.
- Professional Standards: Maintaining a clean job site, working quick, and treating properties with respect.
What You Need to Bring to the Table:
- Reliability & Work Ethic: You show up on time, you work hard, and you take pride in the results. If you need someone to hold your hand, this isn't for you.
- Physical Capability:
You must be solid enough to lift 50+ lbs consistently and comfortable performing a full day of physically demanding outdoor work in the heat.
- Transportation: A reliable way to get to our work zones/meeting spots on time.
- Safety First: CSA-approved (Grade 1/Green Patch) steel-toe boots are mandatory. (We provide gloves and knee pads).
Why Work With Us?
- Real Growth: Fast-growing company with consistent workflow. This isn't just a placeholder job—it’s a launchpad into landscaping and site management.
- Direct Experience: You won't be standing around watching. You’re on the front lines learning how high-end projects come together.
- High-Performance Team: Lean, focused, and honest. We value effort and get things done right the first time.
Pay: $22.00-$25.00 per hour
Experience
- Landscaping: 1 year (preferred)
Work Location: In person
📌 Landscape Labourer / Crew Assistant (Toronto)
🏢 RI Landscaping
📍 Toronto
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