Ryan Lipp

• Increased crop yields by implementing advanced growing techniques and optimizing environmental conditions.
• Implemented data-driven decisions to improve overall operational efficiency and crop performance.
• Monitored labor costs closely, adjusting staffing levels as needed to maintain productivity without compromising quality or profitability.
• Enhanced employee engagement by prioritizing open communication channels between management team members.
• Improved plant health through careful monitoring, timely treatment of pests, and diseases.
• Implemented rigorous quality control standards, ensuring only the highest-quality products reached customers.
• Managed greenhouse operations for efficient production, minimizing waste and maximizing profits.
• Provided training and guidance to staff members on proper horticultural practices, fostering a skilled workforce committed to excellence in crop production.
• Regularly reviewed soil fertility tests results, adjusting fertilization protocols accordingly for optimal nutrient availability and plant health.
• Optimized irrigation schedules based on plant needs, conserving water resources while maintaining high-quality crops.
• Educated employees and members of public on plant biology and health.
• Performed repairs and preventive maintenance on equipment and property.
• Maintained tidy, clean and well-organized greenhouse for optimal productivity and professionalism.
• Set up and managed plant irrigation systems to maintain optimal flows to different types of plants.
• Researched pests and diseases common to individual types of stock and developed mitigation plans.

Maintain parks and public areas in Liberty Lake, Mowing and landscaping, fall cleanup, maintain proper function of equipment. I was offered a supervisor position but decided to pursue other opportunities.

Delivered fresh cut flowers to florists around the region, maintain and develop good relationships with customers.

Led a crew of 6 Americorp workers on various habitat restoration projects. Planting, fencing, trail maintenance. I was an Americorp worker for the Washington Conservation Corp for two years then promoted to crew supervisor for one year. At this time I received certifications as a wilderness first responder, and hazmat.

Lots of lawn care and landscaping. It was a long time ago but seems relevant for groundskeeper position