Responsibilities

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Landscaping & Garden Management
Develop and implement landscaping plans for gardens, lawns, green belts, and indoor/outdoor plants.
Monitor plant health, soil conditions, irrigation, pruning, pest control, and maintenance schedules.
Oversee plantation activities including selection of plant species, seasonal plants, and nursery coordination.
Ensure upkeep and maintenance of horticultural equipment, irrigation systems, and garden infrastructure.
Implement eco-friendly practices such as composting, waste recycling, and water-efficient irrigation.
Manage seasonal horticulture plans and ensure timely execution of plantation, pruning, and fertilization cycles.
Coordinate with external vendors for landscaping, maintenance contracts, and procurement of horticultural materials.
Evaluate vendor performance, negotiate contracts, and ensure compliance with service-level agreements.
Supervise a team of gardeners, supervisors, and contractual staff.
Provide training on plant care, safety procedures, and efficient horticultural practices.
Ensure workforce allocation and productivity management.
Prepare annual budgets for horticulture operations, tools, materials, and manpower.
Maintain records related to plant inventory, maintenance schedules, and expenditure.
Prepare reports on horticulture activities and share updates with management.
Ensure all horticultural activities follow safety standards and organizational guidelines.
Monitor compliance with environmental norms and sustainability initiatives.

Qualifications

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Horticulture, Agriculture, Botany, or a related field.
5–10 years of experience in landscaping, horticulture management, or estate/green area maintenance.
Experience working in corporate campuses, industrial estates, real estate townships, or large institutional gardens preferred.

Skills & Competencies

Strong knowledge of plant species, garden design, and horticulture techniques.
Hands-on experience in irrigation systems, pest/disease management, and landscape equipment.
Good leadership, communication, and vendor-management skills.
Ability to plan, budget, and execute horticultural projects efficiently.
Understanding of sustainability and eco-friendly horticulture practices.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Quality and visual appeal of landscaped areas
Plant survival rate and health metrics
Timely completion of maintenance schedules
Vendor performance and cost efficiency
Compliance with safety and environmental standards

Manager - Horticultural