Field Ops Coordinator

Location

Mt. Dora

Type

Full Time

Benefits:
  • Free uniforms
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Training & development
  • 401(k) matching
  • Competitive salary
The Field Operations Coordinator is the President's right hand in the field — the person who makes sure each day starts clean and the work that goes out the door meets Faithworks' standard. The day begins early, on-site with the crews, getting them staged, equipped, and dispatched on time; it continues with a small trash route and quality-control checks across active sites; and it includes attending pre-bid meetings and site visits to capture the information our estimators need to bid accurately. This is a hands-on, lead-from-the-field role — you are out with the crews and on the properties, not behind a desk or in a parked truck. It's built for someone dependable who can direct the work, uphold standards, and keep operations running smoothly without being told twice.


Core Responsibilities

Morning crew readiness (daily)

  • Be on-site and with the crews before they depart — staged, fueled, and equipped for the day's routes
  • Give crews clear direction on the day's priorities and any site-specific instructions; answer questions and resolve issues on the spot
  • Verify trucks, trailers, and equipment are loaded, working, and ready; flag mechanical issues before they cost a day
  • Confirm each crew has the correct route sheet / Service Autopilot schedule and any site-specific materials
  • Dispatch crews on time and account for no-shows or gaps before they cascade
Client & agency communication (as needed)

  • Serve as a dependable field point of contact for clients, property managers, and government/county officials
  • Respond to calls, emails, and concerns promptly — no dropped threads; follow up until the issue is closed
  • Walk sites with clients or officials when needed and translate their concerns into clear instructions for the crews
Quality control (weekly)

  • Conduct scheduled and random QC inspections across active sites throughout the week
  • Inspect against Faithworks' standards for mowing, landscaping, pressure washing, and janitorial work
  • Document conditions with photos and written notes; flag deficiencies and coordinate corrections with crew leaders
  • Track recurring problem sites and report patterns to the President
Trash route (weekly/daily as assigned)

  • Run the designated small trash route reliably and on schedule
Estimating support (as scheduled)

  • Attend pre-bid meetings and site visits
  • Capture accurate site data: measurements, photos, access notes, site conditions, special requirements
  • Hand off clean, complete site information to the estimating team (Cynthia – commercial/residential; Nicole – government bids) so quotes are built on real conditions, not guesses
General operations support

  • Be the President's backup in the field: problem-solve on the spot, fill gaps, and keep the day moving
  • Communicate field issues to the office clearly and without escalation
Requirements

Must have

  • Valid Florida driver's license and clean driving record
  • Dependable, early riser — consistent attendance is non-negotiable for this role
  • Field experience in grounds maintenance, landscaping, or a related trade — enough to judge whether work meets standard
  • Proven ability to direct a crew — comfortable giving instructions, holding a standard, and being the person in charge in the field
  • Strong, prompt communicator — responds quickly to clients and officials and closes the loop; does not let messages or concerns sit
  • Detail-oriented and organized; follows through without reminders
  • Physically able to walk properties, be outdoors, and lift/move equipment as needed
Preferred

  • Experience with Service Autopilot or similar scheduling/routing software (or quick to learn it)
  • Familiarity with reading bid documents and basic estimating concepts
  • Comfortable with photo documentation and simple reporting
  • Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus
Compensation: $24.00 - $28.00 per hour

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