Job Overview: We are seeking an experienced Horticulture Officer with expertise in landscaping, horticulture management, and project management. The ideal candidate will be responsible for overseeing landscaping operations, gardening activities, and plant maintenance, while ensuring the successful execution of horticultural projects in alignment with aesthetic, environmental, and sustainability goals. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage the landscaping operations for various projects, ensuring high horticultural standards are maintained throughout. Oversee the design, development, and implementation of landscaping plans, including planting, tree transplantation, and garden designs. Develop and manage irrigation systems, ensuring optimal plant health and sustainability. Supervise the maintenance and care of landscapes, including pest control, plant health management, and seasonal adjustments. Manage budgeting, cost control, and procurement for landscaping projects, ensuring projects are completed within budget parameters. Collaborate with project managers, landscape architects, architects, and other stakeholders to ensure landscaping integrates seamlessly with overall project development. Maintain accurate records of landscape assets, including trees, plants, and irrigation systems. Conduct tree surveys with GPS technology and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Manage nursery operations and plant propagation to ensure a steady supply of high-quality plants for landscaping projects. Innovate and bring creative landscaping solutions to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the project sites. Qualifications: 4+ years of experience in horticulture, landscaping operations, or related fields. Expertise in landscape design and development, plant selection, tree transplantation, and irrigation management. Strong knowledge of sustainable gardening practices, including integrated pest management and soil nutrition. Proven ability to manage project budgets and control costs effectively. Education : Bachelor's or Master's degree in Horticulture, Agriculture, or a related field

A site surveyor in real estate plays a critical role in assessing and documenting the physical characteristics of a property or land before development, sale, or construction. Key Duties: Land Measurement & Mapping: Measure and map land boundaries using tools like GPS, total stations, and CAD software. Determine the size, shape, and legal boundaries of a parcel of land. Topographic Surveys: Document elevation changes, slopes, and natural features (trees, bodies of water, etc.). This information is crucial for planning construction and drainage. Property Boundary Surveys: Ensure the lands boundaries match legal documents and titles. Resolve disputes or discrepancies over property lines. Construction Layout: Mark out where buildings, roads, and infrastructure will be constructed based on architectural plans. Ensure construction follows the approved site plan. Due Diligence: Identify potential zoning, easement, or environmental issues. Provide data for feasibility studies before purchase or development. Compliance & Documentation: Prepare reports, maps, and legal descriptions for real estate transactions or government approvals. Ensure compliance with local regulations and land use codes.