Landscape Golf Course/Mechanic
oc welch ford lincolnSavannah (GA)
Landscape Golf Course/Mechanic
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oc welch ford lincolnSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Golf Course Equipment Maintenance Technician Responsible for all equipment maintenance and repairs of all golf course and non-guest carrying vehicles. Responsible for making major and minor repairs on a variety of gasoline, diesel and electric powered equipment. Specific Responsibilities Schedule and perform appropriate preventative maintenance work Perform routine functions of maintenance and repairs of golf course/project equipment, tractors, riding mowers, hand mowers, and all other maintenance equipment Keep all mowing equipment operable and properly sharpened Keep service records on all equipment and major repairs to facilitate historical evaluations Maintain shop in neat, orderly condition Work with Superintendent and Golf Maintenance Crew in training and safety of equipment with entire staff Maintain appropriate inventory control Stay current with industry trends and training Responsible for oil, gasoline, and diesel inventories and fuel facility. Make sure orders are received, correct, and accounted for
Education and Experience:
- High school degree or equivalent – Required
- Minimum one year experience as head mechanic or shop manager of golf course operation – Required
- Additional two years minimum for general maintenance of equipment, engines, diesel and gas cycle engines
- General understanding of golf course maintenance operations
- Valid driver’s license
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