Equipment/Shop Manager

By Brentwood Country Club, November 21 - Los Angeles, California

Equipment & Shop Manager Department: Golf Course Maintenance Reports To: Director Of Agronomy Employment Type: Full-Time, Exempt Position Overview Brentwood Country Club is seeking a highly skilled and organized Equipment & Shop Manager to oversee all aspects of our turf maintenance fleet and shop operations. This position plays a critical leadership role in supporting championship-level playing conditions through equipment reliability, professional shop management, safety compliance, and strong teamwork with the agronomy staff. The ideal candidate is a proactive, detail-oriented professional with advanced mechanical expertise, strong leadership ability, and a commitment to high standards of safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Key Responsibilities Equipment Maintenance & Fleet Reliability Manage the repair, servicing, and preventive maintenance program for all mowing equipment, vehicles, and machinery. Perform and oversee reel/bedknife grinding, height-of-cut calibration, and daily mower setup to support consistent and elite turf conditions. Diagnose and repair mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and battery-powered systems. Maintain accurate equipment records, PM schedules, and work orders using maintenance software. Provide input on long-term capital planning, fleet replacement cycles, and equipment purchases. Shop Management & Operations Direct all daily shop operations, ensuring equipment is staged and ready for use each morning. Maintain a clean, safe, efficient, and well-organized maintenance facility. Manage parts inventory, tools, equipment, warranties, and vendor relationships. Prioritize repairs based on agronomy needs and ensure timely turnaround of equipment. Establish and enforce shop standards, procedures, and quality control checks. Safety, Compliance & Environmental Stewardship Ensure full compliance with OSHA/CAL-OSHA regulations, including PPE, lockout/tagout, and SDS management. Oversee the safe storage, handling, and recycling of oils, fuels, batteries, and other materials. Maintain wash pad systems, fueling stations, and environmental controls. Support club sustainability goals through efficient fuel use, recycling programs, and adoption of modern, low-emission equipment. Leadership & Communication Supervise, train, mentor, and evaluate mechanics and shop staff. Collaborate daily with the Superintendent and Assistants to align equipment output with course conditioning goals. Communicate repair timelines, equipment status, and shop priorities clearly and proactively. Support major events and tournament preparations with elevated equipment standards and responsiveness. Qualifications Required: 3+ years of experience with turf equipment or heavy equipment maintenance. Strong working knowledge of hydraulic, electrical, gasoline/diesel, and reel-grinding systems. Experience managing a shop environment, workflow, tools, and parts inventory. Understanding of OSHA/CAL-OSHA safety standards. Excellent organizational and communication skills. Preferred: Technical/trade school degree or certifications in mechanical technology, diesel repair, or turf equipment. Experience with Toro, John Deere, or Jacobsen equipment. Welding and fabrication skills. Bilingual in English/Spanish. Familiarity with CMMS or digital maintenance systems. Physical Requirements Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work in shop and outdoor conditions. Frequent standing, kneeling, bending, and working under equipment. Ability to work early mornings, occasional weekends, and extended hours during events. Compensation & Benefits Competitive salary 140k-150k Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, PTO, 401(k)). Uniforms, training, and certification support. Golf and dining privileges as applicable.

By Seminole Golf Club, November 13 - updated November 21 - Juno Beach, Florida

Seminole Golf Club seeks an experienced and detail-oriented Head Equipment Manager (EM) to lead its turf equipment and mechanical operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Golf Course Operations, this role is integral to maintaining Seminole’s elite conditioning standards through strategic maintenance practices, proactive planning, and technical excellence. The Head Equipment Manager (EM) oversees all aspects of turf maintenance equipment, mechanical operations, and pumping systems critical to Seminole’s renowned playing conditions. This leader will advance an already exceptional maintenance program through modernized systems, staff development, and long-range capital planning. The successful candidate will be a strategic thinker and mechanical craftsman, equally skilled in diagnostics, planning, and leadership. This position is considered a career-defining milestone - an opportunity to help steward one of golf’s most respected properties and contribute to its continued legacy of excellence. The selected individual's presence at Seminole Golf Club carries weight beyond day-to-day responsibilities as an Equipment Manager. The way the Equipment Manager engages - with members, guests, and the team - sets the tone for the entire operation. Your consistency, kindness, and self-awareness make you a trusted point of connection. That consistency shapes member perception, guest experience, and team culture every single day. About Seminole Golf Club: Seminole Golf Club, located in Juno Beach, Florida, is recognized as one of the most exclusive and historic clubs in the world. The club is committed to maintaining exceptional course conditions and providing a world-class experience for its members and guests. The culture emphasizes respect, excellence, and teamwork across all departments, ensuring that every employee contributes to the continued legacy of this premier facility. Motto: To be the finest golf club in the world Club Highlights: Seminole Golf Club operates seasonally, opening the last week of October and closing on Mother’s Day. Grass types - Bermudagrass - Bimini, Tifgrand, Champion Equipment - Toro lease package, John Deere Sprayers leased Total golf rounds - 16,000 Upcoming projects - Back 9 complete re-construction The Golf Course Maintenance Department includes: Director of Golf Course Operations Golf Course Superintendent Head Equipment Manager Assistant Equipment Technician 3–4 Assistant Superintendents 2–4 Interns (varying terms) 2 Seasonal Assistants-in-Training 16–20 Line Staff Administrative Assistant Approximately 30–32 team members overall. Key Attributes of a Successful Candidate: Proactive problem solver - Anticipates and prevents downtime through forward-thinking and creative maintenance practices. Organized and methodical - Manages complex mechanical systems with precision and attention to detail. Leader and developer - Builds and mentors a high-performing technical team and future leaders. Technically expert - Deep knowledge of turf equipment, engines, hydraulics, pumps, and fabrication. Coachability and curiosity - Willing to learn Seminole’s systems while offering insight to elevate them further. Professional integrity - Represents Seminole with the highest degree of professionalism, discretion, respect, and a relentless pursuit of excellence in all interactions. Self-aware and being a honest, kind person Technologically proficient - Leverages diagnostic technology and fleet management software to anticipate service needs, track machine hours, optimize fuel efficiency, and integrate maintenance schedules with agronomic data. Strong budget and capital management - Partners with leadership on multi-year capital plans, equipment lifecycle budgeting, and vendor negotiations to ensure sustained operational excellence and fiscal responsibility. Industry leader - Active engagement with industry leaders, associations and professional certification programs (GCSAA, TETAC, OEM certifications) is strongly encouraged and supported.` Initial Priorities of Position: Evaluate and modernize the existing preventive maintenance program. Inspect, diagnose, and repair all major turf and utility equipment. Assess the shop infrastructure and collaborate on long-term upgrade plans. Build and train a high-performing assistant and apprentice technician team. Establish industry-leading recordkeeping, budgeting, and vendor management systems. Key knowledge, skills, aptitude and other traits: Lead the preventive maintenance program for all golf course and facility mechanical systems, including: Turf and utility equipment Irrigation pump stations and reverse osmosis systems Drainage and dewatering pumps Generator systems Husqvarna robotic mowers  Inspect, diagnose, and repair diesel, electric, and gasoline-powered equipment. Perform and oversee reel grinding and cutting unit setup to exacting standards. Supervise wash pad and shop maintenance; ensure cleanliness, organization, and safety. Seminole expects its Equipment Manager to be a visible leader within the maintenance team—coaching, mentoring, and setting the standard for professionalism. Train and instruct staff on the operation, care, and cleaning of equipment. Manage equipment records, budgeting, parts inventory, and repair documentation. Plan and oversee facility upgrades and long-term capital projects in coordination with the Director. Regulate employee equipment use in the absence of leadership. Manage vendor and contractor relationships for pump station, generator, and specialized maintenance services. Collaborate with the Administrative Assistant to prepare and process invoices. Participate in continuing education and professional association development. Implements environmentally responsible maintenance practices in compliance with federal and state regulations, including waste oil disposal, chemical storage, and stormwater management. Experience supporting tournament-level conditions, including coordination with agronomy teams and external crews to maintain championship-ready standards. Demonstrates ingenuity in fabrication, with the ability to engineer and modify parts or tools to optimize performance and efficiency. Integrates equipment management strategies with overall course conditioning objectives through regular communication with the Superintendent and Director of Golf Course Operations. Establishes performance benchmarks and key metrics to measure efficiency, equipment uptime, and maintenance quality across all systems. Qualifications & Experience Proven success as an Equipment Manager or Head Technician at a top tier facility at a minimum of 6-8 years Expertise with John Deere and Toro equipment platforms. Experience managing capital replacement plans, leases, and vendor relationships. Working knowledge of irrigation pumping systems, including reverse osmosis and dewatering. Skilled communicator with the ability to lead across diverse teams. Bachelor’s degree, trade school certification, or equivalent mechanical training preferred. Active member of GCSAA, Turf Equipment Technicians Association, or OEM certification programs. Prior experience supporting tournament-ready course conditions (USGA, PGA, or elite amateur events). Compensation & Benefits Competitive Salary: Commensurate with experience at comparable private clubs ($130-$160K) Health & Wellness: Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance; short- and long-term disability coverage Retirement: 401(k) plan with employer participation Time Off: Paid vacation and holidays Professional Development: Continuing education support and reimbursement; local and national professional association dues sponsored Additional Perks: Uniforms provided, complimentary meals, golfing privileges, and cell phone allowance Performance Incentives: Annual bonus opportunities Why Seminole Golf Club Joining Seminole Golf Club means becoming part of golf’s living history—where craftsmanship, precision, and pride of work define every detail. This role offers the opportunity to influence course conditioning at one of the most storied clubs in the world, shaping not only Seminole’s performance but also your own professional legacy. Application Instructions: To apply, please submit a cover letter and résumé (PDF format) addressed to Mr. Nelson Caron, Director of Golf Course Operations. Use the subject line “Seminole - Head Equipment Manager - [Your Name]” and ensure all materials are submitted by the application deadline, December 1, 2025. Please submit to Tyler Bloom, Search Consultant at tyler@bloomgolfpartners.com

By Pete Dye GC, November 19 - BRIDGEPORT, West Virginia

ABOUT THE CLUB Pete Dye Golf Club of Bridgeport, WV, is proud to be considered among the country’s finest golf courses, ranking perennially on various “top 100” lists. Legendary designer Pete Dye called it “18 of the most exciting holes I ever built on one course.” The Club is home to West Virginia University Men’s Golf Team and hosts an annual collegiate event in April, which features teams from around the country.   SUMMARY AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTION The Equipment Manager reports to the Golf Course Superintendent and Lead Assistant Golf Course Superintendents, overseeing a comprehensive preventative maintenance program for all club-owned pieces of equipment. This individual is responsible for maintaining safe, clean, and organized maintenance facilities and detailed service records for each piece of equipment. The Equipment Manager ensures each piece of equipment is put away in working order, adjusted and ready for the next use. They are an integral part of the training program for the entire Turf Care Team, with respect to proper equipment use and required preventative maintenance and safety checks, both before and after use of any equipment. The Equipment Manager provides direct oversight and training of the Equipment Technicians.   JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Maintains and improves organization of equipment service area and parts storage inventory. • Inspects all equipment for operating deficiencies, both in the shop and while in service on the property. • Performs daily inspection and adjustment of all reel mowers, sharpening as needed. • Lubricates and services all equipment based on preventative maintenance schedule and usage. • Establishes and trains team members on pre and post equipment usage checklists. • Repairs and adjusts equipment as needed, using welding and fabrication as needed. • Performs emergency repairs to equipment on the golf course as needed.   AREAS OF INITIAL FOCUS 1. Inventory and assessment of the existing equipment fleet. 2. Prepare budget for repair of failing pieces of equipment. 3. Winter maintenance and organization of existing equipment fleet.

By Country Club of Pittsfield, November 5 - updated November 17 - Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Key Responsibilities  Can assist with training operators on the proper use of the equipment in an efficient and safe manner. Performs routine maintenance checks to identify repairs necessary for proper operation of all equipment. Completes repairs and routine preventative maintenance in a timely manner. Grind reels as needed. Operation of all equipment. Opportunity to hire, train, and develop assistant mechanics. Maintains the records associated with the maintenance and repair of the equipment. Maintains a clean and safe work area. Along with assistant mechanic, check all reel mowers after every use to ensure proper quality and height of cut. Communicate with the Superintendent regarding equipment or shop issues and problems.

By Honey Run Golf Club, November 14 - York, Pennsylvania

Golf Course Mechanic  - Full time or  Part Time Honey Run Golf Club – York, PA        www.honeyrungolfclub.com              Pay Range:      $55,000 - $65,000 plus bonus (full time)   Hourly rate for part time position. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Lead the implementation of preventive maintenance programs for all equipment on inventory in the golf maintenance operation.  As directed, repairs and maintains all golf maintenance equipment.  Maintain the mechanics work area and company tools in a clean, well-organized, safe and secure manner.  Assist with maintaining adequate inventory levels of petroleum products, replacement parts, and shop supplies as established by the Golf Course Superintendent.  Advise supervisor on capital equipment addition or replacement needs.  Be responsible for all required documentation relating to equipment repairs and purchasing replacement parts as directed.  Assist in training grounds staff on proper and safe operation of maintenance equipment.     Educational Requirements Minimum of 2 years’ experience in golf course mechanics experience or small engine repairs  High school diploma, GED. Or equivalent, preferred  Must have technical and working knowledge of all equipment as well as replacement parts, supplies and other resources needed in the repair and upkeep of the equipment.    Experience Requirements Because of the fluctuating demands of the Club's operation, it may be necessary that each Employee partner to perform a multitude of different functions; therefore, as an essential part of your job, you will be expected to help others when the occasion arises, just as other Employees are expected to help you. Accordingly, you may be expected to perform other tasks as needed or as directed. Adhere to all the various companies, club and department written mandatory standards of operations, policies and procedures, manuals, memos, oral instructions, etc., all of which go to make up the essential functions of the job.  Responsible for demonstrating good teamwork.  Responsible for maintaining good conduct and safe working habits while in all areas and assuring others are acting safely.       

By Deerwood Country Club, September 27 - updated November 14 - Westampton, New Jersey

Deerwood Country Club is seeking a new Golf Course Mechanic. This individual should be a self-starter, independent, and self-motivated. Hours are Flexible  Work Life Balance, Off All Holidays, 30 Hours Per Week   Inspect, diagnose, and repair mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues on a variety of golf course maintenance equipment  Perform routine maintenance such as oil changes, blade sharpening, tire replacement, and preventative servicing.  Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repairs performed.  Keep equipment clean, safe, and in top operating condition.  Order and manage parts inventory as needed.  Assist in training staff on safe operation and daily maintenance of equipment.  Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations. Assist with seasonal preparations (e.g., winterizing equipment, transitioning for summer/fall operations).  Communicate regularly with the superintendent and grounds team regarding equipment performance and needs  

By Lakewood Country Club, November 12 - Lakewood, New Jersey

Lakewood Country Clubs golf course has been the place to go for a round of golf since it was established in 1896. We are currently searching for a qualified Mechanic to join our team.  Candidate must be a team player that works well with all staff members. 

By The Country Club of Harrisburg, November 6 - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

The Country Club of Harrisburg is seeking an Equipment/Shop Manager. The Equipment Manager reports to the golf course superintendent and/or the assistant golf course superintendent and oversees the maintenance of all golf course equipment. This includes diagnosis and repair of equipment, preventative maintenance, record keeping of parts/labor, and placing orders for parts and supplies needed for equipment or service. The golf course mechanic places safety as a top priority and is responsible for maintaining a clean service area and maintenance building. Develops and performs preventative maintenance program on all golf course maintenance equipment. Diagnose and repair mechanical problems with all equipment. Communicates the needs of maintenance and repair of all equipment to the superintendent. Overhaul and be able to repair diesel and gas engines, transmissions, hydraulics, and electrical. Operate shop equipment such as equipment lift, grinding tools, air compression tools, and welding. Understand technical literature regarding equipment maintenance and repair. Accountable for the repair and sharpening of all reel and rotary equipment at the discretion of the superintendent. Must be able to manage and handle oils, grease, and other chemical compounds within the shop area. Responsible for ordering/receiving parts, tracking inventory, maintaining equipment repair records. Trains staff on the safe and proper use of equipment. Maintain a safe, organized, and clean shop work area. Prioritizes safety and addresses hazard concerns. Recommends equipment purchases and leases. Operates heavy and light equipment. Must be able to lift 50 pounds. Must be able to work in various weather conditions. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or with out notice.  

By Old Overton Club, November 4 - Birmingham, Alabama

Old Overton Club is seeking a skilled and energetic Equipment Manager for our Golf Course Maintenance Department.  Old Overton is a private club that underwent a renovation in 2020 and strives to give the members exceptional conditioning to provide a first class experience.  The course was designed by Tom Fazio and Jerry Pate in 1992 and won "Best New Private Course" by Golf Digest Magazine in 1994.  Old Overton features TifEagle greens, TifGrand tees and 419 fairways and roughs that are routed through the foothills of the  Appalachian Mountains. The Equipment Manager is a key position that supports the golf maintenance staff by providing reliable, safe, and precise equipment to allow them the ability to give superior conditions.  This position is responsible for, but not limited to: repair and preventative maintenance of all golf course equipment as well as shop organization and cleanliness, parts inventory, maintenance facility inspection, fuel ordering, and general shop safety.  The candidate must have effective communication skills and have a positive attitude. The EM will work closely with the Director of Golf Maintenance and Golf Course Superintendent as well as interact daily with the maintenance staff.  

By The Connecticut Golf Club, October 27 - updated October 29 - Easton, Connecticut

About US: The Connecticut Golf Club, opened in 1966, renowned for its picturesque landscapes and commitment to excellence, is seeking a skilled Equipment Manager to join our dedicated team. As a premier destination for golf enthusiasts, we prioritize maintaining our equipment and facilities at the highest standards.     Responsibilities:  • Perform routine maintenance and repairs on golf course equipment, including mowers, tractors, and utility vehicles.  • Diagnose mechanical issues, troubleshoot, and implement efficient solutions to ensure optimal performance.  • Conduct preventive maintenance to extend the lifespan of equipment and reduce downtime.  • Collaborate with the groundskeeping team to schedule maintenance tasks that align with course operations.  • Keep accurate records of maintenance activities, inventory, and equipment condition.  

By Virginia Country Club, October 28 - updated October 28 - Long Beach, California

 ABOUT THE ROLE The position of Equipment Manager at VCC is a unique opportunity to manage a fleet and maintenance facility at a high-end private club, providing the selected candidate with all of the resources to be effective and successful.  Our fleet consists primarily of newly leased Toro golf equipment, John Deere tractors, and a spacious workshop.  The Director of Equipment Maintenance will also have the support of one Course Mechanic, whom he/she will direct and supervise to accomplish department goals.      RESPONSIBILITIES Inspects, diagnoses, and repairs mechanical defects in various golf course maintenance equipment including diesel, electric, and gasoline-powered vehicles and other mechanical equipment used in utility work Maintains a preventive maintenance program for all equipment Creates schedules and directs mechanics to achieve daily departmental goals Ensures all in-service equipment is operational and safe for daily use Repairs and adjusts cutting mechanisms on various mowing equipment Prioritizes equipment repair and maintenance work Maintains accurate records of repairs and preventive maintenance Checks performance of and makes timely repairs to equipment on the course Maintains a clean, safe and orderly work environment Complies with OSHA safety standards and practices Manages and maintains compliance with all workshop regulatory requirements Other duties as assigned by the supervisor/manager or other management of the Club

By Sunnehanna Country Club, October 28 - Johnstown , Pennsylvania

Sunnehanna Country Club is looking to hire an Equipment/Shop Manager. The Equipment Manager plays a key role in our success as a club and is a vital team member. This person reports to the golf course superintendent and/or the assistant golf course superintendent and will work with assistant mechanic to oversee, manage and perform the maintenance of all golf course equipment. This includes diagnosis and repair of equipment, preventative maintenance, mower sharpening, record keeping of parts/labor, and placing orders for parts and supplies needed for equipment or service. The equipment manager is responsible for safety checks on equiment  and for maintaining a clean service area.   Key Responsibilities ·      Equipment Maintenance: Repair, service and maintain all golf course equipment including Mowers, tractors, utility carts and other specialized machinery. ·      Preventive Care: Ensure all equipment is set up and prepared to accomplish daily tasks, ability to maintain and prioritize with a preventative maintenance program. ·      Repairs and Diagnostics: Expertly diagnose mechanical issues, conduct repairs, and perform adjustment with precision. ·      Basic Fabrication: Ability to do minor fabrication, think out of the box for solutions and supplies. ·      Budget and Inventory management: Manage and establish a budget, demonstrate cost-conscious decision making. ·      Equipment operation and safety compliance: Work with our management staff to train employees in safe operation of equipment and current safety standards. ·      Technology: Basic computer skills, record keeping, basic ability to use Excel and Word.  ·      Vendor Relationships: Establish and nurture good relationships with suppliers and service providers, parts procurement, and warranty work.

By The Ridge Golf Course, October 28 - updated October 28 - Auburn, California

  The Ridge Golf Course is located in Auburn, CA, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range and is a short drive from Sacramento.  The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and offers an excellent 18-hole course located in the gold country.  The Ridge is a high-end public golf course with tournament quality conditions year-round.  The responsibility of the Mechanic is to assist in maintaining the excellent playing condition of the golf course. The Mechanic will perform major and minor mechanical repairs on a variety of diesel, electric and gasoline powered equipment under the general direction of the Superintendent.   Responsibilities: Conduct and effective preventative maintenance program in conjunction with operators to reduce mechanical failure and enhance performance on all golf course equipment Repair of all equipment and maintenance carts Make cuts, welds and braze as needed in repairing equipment and mowing units Keep repair and maintenance records on all equipment Inspect, diagnose, and repair mechanical problems for all maintenance equipment Set heights and sharpen blades on the cutting units. It’s expected that reel mowers will be checked after each use and all reel mowers will be faced weekly. Price comparison on all related parts and materials before ordering Maintain a clean shop area and keep it orderly and efficient Maintain an adequate supply of parts through requisitions to the Purchasing Manager Monitor gas and fuel levels in storage tanks Assure proper disposal of all related hazardous materials   Working Conditions: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to reach with hands and arms. The employee is often required to stand, walk, push, pull, lift grasp, bend and kneel for five hours at a time without sitting. The employee frequently is required to sit, climb or balance, stoop, crawl, handle, feel or operate objects, tools or controls. The employee must be able to lift and/or move up to 30lbs and occasionally may lift up to 100 pounds. Specific vision abilities include close, distance, color, and peripheral vision, and depth perception. Moderate exposure to extreme cold, heat, working outdoors, chemicals, pesticides, gasoline, vibration, Mechanical hazards and electrical hazards. Daily exposure to dusts and pollens Noise level is typically loud Work extended hours during golf and holiday season Work weekends and holidays

By Sterling Farms Golf Club, October 15 - updated October 27 - Stamford, Connecticut

    Sterling Farms is  currently seeking an Equipment Manager to oversee a comprehensive preventive maintenance program for the golf course assets. This position includes the diagnostics and repair of failing equipment, keeping records of parts and labor needed to maintain each piece of equipment, and placing orders for parts and supplies needed for equipment or service. The Equipment Manager communicates any needs or problems relating to the maintenance or repair of equipment to the superintendent and/or the assistant superintendents.  The Equipment Manager places safety as a top priority and is responsible for maintaining a clean service area and maintenance building.  New Foley grinders will be arriving Fall 25.  

By Ridgeway Country Club, October 27 - Germantown, Tennessee

Ridgeway Country Club is seeking a shop manager to maintain all golf and club equipment at a high level. Must be a team player and willing to help other departments as necessary. The shop manager works with Director of Agronomy and Golf Course Superintendent ensuring daily, weekly, and monthly plans are met. - Maintains all golf equipment, tools, and supplies - Help with minor repairs on golf shop carts and equipment - Performs frequent preventative maintenance - Maintains clean and organized work space - Checks equipment while in use and after, ensuring equipment is always ready to use - Creates processes and procedures to maintain efficiency and club standards - Communicates in an effective manor  - Tracks Repair and Maintenance Budget and is fiscally responsible - Managing inventory of supplies, equipment, and fuel

By Junior National Golf Club, October 22 - Goodyear, Arizona

The equipment manager is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and overall management of all golf course equipment including mowers, utility vehicles, tractors, handheld power equipment, and small tools. This role ensures that all equipment operates safely, efficiently, and in compliance with established standards to support the maintenance of high-level playing conditions.

By Lexington Golf Club, October 21 - Lexington, Massachusetts

Lexington Golf Club is a private 9 hole facility located just outside Boston in Lexington, MA. Our previous mechanic moved to Florida this summer. Individual must be able to perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting to all the golf course equipment including small engines, mowers, vehicles, and tractors. Mechanic is responsible for reel and bed knife grinding, ensuring a good quality sharpness of units. Maintain log records of repairs, parts and inventory for needed preventative maintenance schedules. Some duties could include helping staff with course maintenance when needed.

By Loudoun County Government, October 15 - updated October 15 - Leesburg, Virginia

  Job Summary Loudoun County's Department of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services is actively seeking qualified candidates for the role of Senior Equipment Mechanic. The Senior Equipment Mechanic will be responsible for overseeing preventive maintenance and repairs on the equipment inventory of the assigned department. This role involves conducting advanced mechanical maintenance, inspections, and associated repairs on small to medium-sized gas or diesel engines, as well as other departmental machinery (such as gators, snow blowers, excavators, and similar devices), and/or stationary equipment within facilities (for instance, lift assemblies or large equipment that cannot be easily removed or relocated for repairs), based on departmental assignments. Moreover, the role involves reviewing intricate repair manuals and equipment documentation, diagnosing mechanical and/or associated equipment issues, identifying the suitable repair method or strategy, and coordinating vendor warranty services when necessary. In addition, the position is responsible for "locking out" equipment considered unsafe for operation, reporting any misuse or damage to the relevant supervisor/supervisors, and aiding in the enforcement of workplace safety standards and regulations. We are currently hiring for the following location(s): • 849 Trailview Blvd, Leesburg, VA Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Conducts comprehensive preventive maintenance and essential repairs on relevant powered equipment (diesel, gas, or comparable engine-based systems) within the designated department. • Facilitates necessary warranty operations with suitable external suppliers. • Oversees and assists designated department personnel in the preparation of vehicles and equipment for use in departmental operations and emergency response situations. • Collaborates with the County's Fleet Management Team to ensure the inspection and repair of departmental vehicles is conducted by the appropriate contracted vendors. • Provides training to suitable departmental staff regarding the operation and upkeep of equipment. • Test drives, or other forms of testing, may be conducted on equipment repairs as required, and also facilitate the transportation of equipment, including large commercial vehicles, to the designated vendor. • Executes other associated responsibilities as required or as directed by the appropriate supervisor(s).   Salary $54,380.33 - $92,446.56 Recruitment #26-00156 Visit our on-line employment center at  https://www.loudoun.gov/jobs for more information and to apply EOE. Minimum Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent, preferably with specialized training in equipment repair, diagnostics, or in a similar trade (through either a vocational school and/or apprenticeship) and three (3) years of related experience in equipment maintenance; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Job Contingencies and Special Requirements Must undergo pre-employment criminal, credit, and DMV background checks. A valid driver’s license and a good driving record are required. Annual reviews of driving records may be conducted to ensure ongoing qualification. First Aid/CPR certifications within 30 days of hire; OSHA, forklift, bucket truck, and other lift truck training as required within department timeframes.  This job requires a CDL (Class A) with passenger, airbrake, and/or tanker endorsements within six (6) months of hire. Successful candidate holding a CDL must pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol screen and comply with the Alcohol and Controlled Substance Testing Program as outlined by Loudoun County's Alcohol and Controlled Substance Testing Policy for Transportation Employees.

By DTE, October 9 - updated October 9 - Leesburg, Florida

Oversee a comprehensive preventative maintenance program, repair failing equipment, maintain records of parts and labor needed, and place orders for parts and supplies Manage repairs within a budget created by superintendent, schedules and directs work assignments Train golf equipment operators Inspect, diagnose, and repair mechanical failures on all types of equipment Regulate employees' safe use of equipment in absence of the superintendent and assistant superintendent Follows safety procedures as a top priority, reports any issues to Superintendent, Regional Superintendent and Director of Safety

By White Lake Golf Club, September 29 - Whitehall, Michigan

White Lake Golf Club is an 18 hole private golf course nestled between White Lake and Lake Michigan in Whitehall, MI. The course was built in 1916 and designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Bendelow. The club is the only member owned facility in the area and strives to give its membership the highest quality playing conditions it has to offer. White Lake is in an ongoing course and irrigation renovation that began in 2021 and has future plans to complete its overhaul of the course and driving range facility in the coming seasons. Summary And Essential Function The Equipment Manager reports to the Golf Course Superintendent and Lead Assistant Golf Course Superintendent, overseeing a comprehensive preventative maintenance program for all club-owned pieces of equipment. This individual is responsible for maintaining safe, clean, and organized maintenance facilities and detailed service records for each piece of equipment. The Equipment Manager ensures each piece of equipment is put away in working order, adjusted and ready for the next use. They are an integral part of the training program for the entire Maintenance Team, with respect to proper equipment use and required preventative maintenance and safety checks, both before and after use of any equipment.

By Hampton Golf, Inc. - Astor Creek Country Club, September 26 - Port St. Lucie, Florida

Astor Creek Country Club is looking for a dedicated and detail-oriented Assistant Golf Course Mechanic to support our golf course maintenance operations. This is a great opportunity to join a professional team in a dynamic and growing club environment. Full-time team members are eligible for: Medical, dental, and vision benefits 401(k) with company match Paid time off About Astor Creek Country Club: Nestled on Florida’s Treasure Coast in Port St. Lucie—one of the fastest-growing cities in the state—Astor Creek Country Club offers a premier golf and lifestyle experience. The club features a signature 18-hole golf course designed to balance challenge and playability. Planned amenities include a Pro Shop, 15-acre driving range, 3-acre short game complex, and a 15,000 sq. ft. practice putting green. The club will also offer a fitness facility, sports courts, multiple dining venues including a Sports Bar, and a resort-style pool. Our Culture and Values provides Team Members with a rewarding lifestyle and work/life balance.   Job purpose  Under the direction of the mechanic and/or the assistant golf course superintendent, the assistant mechanic and/or works independently of the mechanic in the repairing and maintenance of various gasoline and diesel-powered golf course maintenance equipment. The assistant mechanic also assists in maintaining a clean service area and maintenance building, contributes to a preventative maintenance program, and places safety procedures as a top priority.  Duties and responsibilities  Communicates any needs or problems relating to maintenance or repair of equipment with the mechanic and/or assistant superintendent.  Inspects/diagnoses, adjusts, and repairs mechanical defects/failures in various pieces of golf course maintenance equipment on a regular basis.  Prioritizes equipment repair and maintenance work.  Sets up and modifies new equipment as needed.  Repairs and adjusts engines and cutting mechanisms on various heavy and light mowing equipment.  Keeps maintenance equipment fueled, oiled, and inspected and performs related tasks as required. 

By Killearn Club, September 25 - Tallahassee, Florida

About Killearn Club:           Originally built in 1967 with an 18-hole Championship Course that was built as the centerpiece of Killearn Estates, a suburban neighborhood that was the first of its kind in Tallahassee.  The Club has hosted 21 PGA and 4 LPGA events, along with many other professional events.  The Killearn Club has undergone a transformative multi-phase renovation, breathing new life into one of Tallahassee’s most iconic golf destinations. The revitalization aims to restore the club’s legacy while introducing modern amenities and family-friendly features. 🏌️‍♂️ Camellia Championship Course At the heart of the renovation is the redesigned 18-hole Camellia Course, crafted by renowned golf course architect Chris Wilczynski. The layout emphasizes strategic variety, visual interest, and playability, with six sets of tees ranging from 3,800 to 7,200 yards, elevated greens, and classic bunkering. The dramatic new 18th hole finishes just below the clubhouse, offering a prime viewing spot for spectators. ⛳ The Clover – A New 9-Hole Experience Replacing the former North/Narrows course, The Clover is a walking-only 9-hole course designed for quick, fun rounds. Featuring five par-3s and four short par-4s, it’s ideal for families and players looking to sharpen their short game. Narrow fairways, smaller greens, and creative bunkering make it both accessible and challenging. 📊 State-of-the-Art Practice Facilities Golfers will enjoy a 10-acre driving range equipped with TrackMan Range technology, a two-acre short game complex, and a 20,000-square-foot putting course. These facilities are designed to elevate practice and instruction for players of all levels. 🏠 Clubhouse & Amenities The new 18,000-square-foot clubhouse will anchor the club’s social experience, complemented by upcoming additions like tennis and pickleball courts, a pool, and upscale dining. The club’s emphasis on year-round family activities positions it as a community hub as much as a golf destination. To properly care for and manage the property, a brand-new maintenance shop was designed and built.  A brand-new John Deere equipment package was ordered to meet the needs of the new design and all course amenities, including other specialized equipment for the care and maintenance needed.     Essential Duties and Responsibilities: •    Maintaining a clean and orderly workspace is of the highest importance and will be critical to our success. •    Required to implement preventative maintenance program for all equipment in turf department, ability to use Task Tracker, JD Links, Microsoft Office and Google Workspace to keep business records electronically. •    Ensures safe work environment to include compliance with OSHA guidelines and proper operating usage of equipment as detailed in owner’s manual specifications. •    Timely completion of repairs and preventative maintenance to ensure golf course standards are achieved. •    Communicates daily with the golf course superintendent and assistant superintendent regarding the condition and status of all turf equipment and ensures equipment is ready for each a.m. task. •    Responsible for maintaining proper inventory, (ie. parts, supplies, fuel and oil, waste2water) •    Must be capable of diagnosing and making informed repairs on: Engines, Tractors (Gas & Diesel), Hydraulics, Reel & Rotary Mowers Electronics, Pumps, Small Engine Equipment •    Assists in the training of team members in the proper use of equipment and the proper cleaning of equipment. •    Ability to fabricate or make alterations necessary to new or existing equipment to ensure proper working order.          

By Maketewah Country Club, September 25 - updated September 25 - Cincinnati, Ohio

The Grounds Crew at Maketewah Country Club is looking for strong-willed, motivated individuals to join our team. Currently, we are looking to fill our Equipment Manager position. This position is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and management of all equipment within the agronomy department. We pride ourselves on providing championship-level playing conditions to our Members and guests on a daily basis. To do this, we need a strong group with a team-based mindset. Known as one of the longest-standing United States Open qualifying courses, Maketewah is a true test of golf. Now also hosting the LPGA Queen City Classic. Minutes from downtown Cincinnati, hand-crafted by Donald Ross, MCC is full of character and speaks to Ohio Valley’s natural beauty. Ideal Traits: Attitude is #1. Bring a good attitude based around a “1% better every day” mentality. Self-driven and performs well in an environment where taking initiative and proactivity is encouraged. High degree of problem-solving ability with a focus on resourcefulness.       Takes pride in their work with high level attention to detail.  Has working knowledge of light and heavy golf maintenance equipment. Skilled in the use of equipment repair tools and making mechanical repairs. Has working knowledge of the theory, care, and operation of internal combustion engines, electrical, and hydraulic systems. Working knowledge of the hazards and safety precautions while repairing equipment. Communicates effectively and professionally across all levels of the organization. Can adapt quickly in a dynamic environment with shifting priorities. Practice excellent time management skills, with a proven ability to meet deadlines. Ability to prioritize tasks and to delegate them when appropriate. Work independently in the absence of supervision. An understanding of the game of golf is preferred, but not necessary. Equipment: Toro Flex21/1000/1200/1021 hand units Toro 3320 hybrid triflexes Salsco rollers Toro md(12), hdx, and JD progator utility vehicles Toro 3550-D fairway mowers Toro 4500-D and 3500-D Rough mowers Toro Propass 200 topdresser Toro 5800/1750 and JD 2020 sprayers Skid steer, Kubota/JD tractors, Toro 648’s, Toro 880, Ventrac, Shockwave, Vredo, and other miscellaneous equipment. Shop comes with a lift, Bernhard grinders, lift table, hoist, parts storage, stocked tool chest, and more. Primary responsibilities: Checks quality of cut on every cutting unit being used in the morning. Trains operators on the proper use of the equipment in an efficient and safe manner. Performs routine maintenance checks to identify repairs necessary for proper operation of all equipment. Completes repairs and routine preventative maintenance in a timely manner. Grind reels as needed. Operation of all equipment. Opportunity to hire, train, and develop assistant mechanics. Maintains the records associated with the maintenance and repair of the equipment. Maintains a clean and safe work area. Perform scheduled routine preventive maintenance on all equipment. Along with assistant mechanics, check all reel mowers after every use to ensure proper quality and height of cut. Communicate with the Superintendent regarding equipment or shop issues and problems.

By Meadowood Golf And Tennis Club, September 19 - updated September 23 - Ft Pierce, Florida

Position Summary: The Equipment Manager is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and overall management of all golf course maintenance equipment, including mowers, utility vehicles, tractors, and small tools. This role ensures that all equipment is operating safely, efficiently, and in compliance with established standards to support the maintenance of high-level playing conditions. Key Responsibilities: ·         Maintain, service, and repair all turf equipment, vehicles, and small engines. ·         Develop and implement a preventative maintenance schedule to minimize downtime. ·         Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues, making timely repairs. ·         Manage equipment parts inventory and place orders as needed. ·         Ensure all equipment is calibrated and cutting units are maintained for optimal quality of cut. ·         Train and assist golf course maintenance staff in the safe and proper operation of equipment. ·         Oversee the cleanliness, organization, and safety of the equipment maintenance facility. ·         Recommend equipment replacement, upgrades, and improvements. ·         Ensure compliance with environmental, safety, and OSHA standards. ·         Work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent and Assistant Superintendents to meet daily maintenance needs.  

By THE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS, September 22 - Worcester, Massachusetts

College of the Holy Cross  Mechanic Trades Worcester, Massachusetts Apply Description   Coordinate with Lead Mechanic, assist in repairs and servicing of vehicles doing oil changes, grease jobs, changing of tires and welding. Make minor adjustments and repairs to automobiles. Assist in large equipment repairs and perform small engine repairs on lawn mowers, weed wackers and hedge trimmers. Pick up and deliver college vehicles for servicing.   Major Areas of Responsibility   ●Assist Lead Mechanic in maintenance and repair of all motor equipment as assigned. In the absence of the lead mechanic, take over many of his duties, including welding equipment, scheduling, billing and record keeping, completing work orders, plus minor adjustments/repairs to vehicles and equipment and stocking inventory as needed.  ●Vehicles picked up and delivered as requested. Vehicles washed, vacuum and waxed as required. Fuel records maintained. Various motor equipment maintenance and repair duties performed as instructed. Responsible for keeping work and storage areas maintained in a clean and orderly manner. ●Ability to schedule and coordinate warranty work with dealerships as needed.  ●Ability to complete various equipment and vehicle maintenance in a timely manner with minimal supervision. ●Must have adequate problem solving skills. ●Perform a variety of landscaping, grounds maintenance and other regulated duties as assigned. ●Work from written or verbal orders and instructions. ●Maintain a high standard in the appearance of finished work. Pick up and disposal of campus trash. Furniture and equipment moved from building to building as required. ●Use and operate hand and power equipment as required. ●Must possess strong record keeping skills for all college equipment and vehicles. ●Ability to coordinate and schedule with other departments on maintenance on vehicle timelines. ●Develop skill in the safe and efficient use and operation of department equipment. ●Observe all safety rules, practices and procedures. Work for the good and morale of the organization, loyal to the chain of command and supporting the programs and policies of the Facilities and Grounds department. ●Ability to coordinate and get multiple quotes on any necessary equipment or jobs that need to be completed.  ●Must have minimum ASE certified mechanic in A4 Brake and A5 suspension and front end.  ASE Master Mechanic preferred.  ●Available in times of emergency, inclement weather and special functions.  Ability to shift change when necessary for college events including, but not limited to Commencement.  ●On 24-hour call from November through April for inclement weather. Required to work overtime during Spring clean-up, commencement and Alumni weekend and any other campus function.   Minimum Qualifications   Must possess a Mass. Driver’s License and must obtain a Mass. DOT Medical Card and Mass. Hoisting Engineers License within the first 90 days of employment. Experience in vehicle repair and maintenance with manual dexterity and good mechanical skills required. Experience in welding and fabrication preferred. Ability to lift 50 pounds necessary. Willingness to work shift changes when necessary and be available for 24 hour on-call snow removal work November thru April.   Disclaimer The description above represents the most significant duties of this position but does not exclude other occasional work assignments not mentioned, the inclusion of which would be in conformity with the factor degrees assigned.   Additional information:   Please attach a cover letter addressing the position requirements along with your resume. In your cover letter, please reflect on how your professional and personal values align with the Mission of the College of the Holy Cross to form individuals of integrity and purpose who are committed to the flourishing of all.    Review of applications will begin as received and continue until the position has been filled.     This is a full time, non exempt level position. The College is committed to providing competitive market pay for its employees.  The College also offers a competitive benefits package for full-time staff, including: Defined Contribution Pension Plan  Tuition & Education benefits Wellness programs & ongoing Training and Development opportunities Generous paid time off The College is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and complies with all Federal and Massachusetts laws concerning Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action in the workplace. To review our Employee Benefit Options, please go to: https://www.holycross.edu/human-resources/benefits   Review of applications will begin as received and continue until the position has been filled. The College also provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities during the hiring process in compliance with law. To request an accommodation, please email at hr@holycross.edu, or call 508-793-3391.   It is unlawful in Massachusetts to require or administer a lie detector test as a condition of employment or continued employment. An employer who violates this law shall be subject to criminal penalties and civil liability.