The Head/Fleet Golf Course Mechanic will ensure the proper maintenance and repair of golf and grounds maintenance equipment. 

• Lead and perform all routine maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on a diverse fleet of gasoline- and diesel-powered golf course equipment, including mowers, tractors, utility vehicles, and golf carts.
• Develop, implement, and manage a comprehensive preventative maintenance program to ensure equipment longevity and peak performance.
• Inspect, diagnose, and resolve mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues across all golf course maintenance machinery.
• Maintain detailed service and maintenance records using computerized systems for inventory tracking, compliance, and reporting.
• Ensure all equipment is cleaned, fueled, lubricated, and fully operational for daily use by the turf maintenance team.
• Perform reel grinding and blade sharpening as required to maintain top-quality turf mowing standards.
• Modify and set up equipment to meet operational needs and course conditions.
• Apply welding and light fabrication techniques for equipment repairs and customizations as needed.
• Oversee proper recycling, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials in adherence to safety and environmental regulations.
• Train staff on equipment operation, preventative care, and safety protocols to promote a culture of accountability and best practices.
• Communicate effectively with the superintendent and crew, participating in all required trainings and department meetings.

•  Minimum 5 years of experience as a Golf Course Mechanic
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Deep knowledge of:
• Gasoline and diesel engines
• Hydraulic systems
• Reel grinding and equipment sharpening
• Ability to analyze and solve equipment-related problems efficiently
• Proven record in preventative maintenance program management
• Familiarity with golf car maintenance and utility vehicles
• Computer skills for inventory, recordkeeping, and order systems
• Ability to train staff on equipment use and safety
• Working understanding of the game of golf and its effect on equipment scheduling
• Ability to work in diverse weather conditions while performing equipment repairs.
• Must possess a valid driver's license and maintain a clean driving record.
• Ability to move, lift, carry, push, or pull items of moderate to heavy weight without assistance.

Working Environment:

• Outdoor work in varying weather conditions.
• Proximity to golfers and active play areas.
• Exposure to potentially hazardous machinery and equipment.

Tools and Equipment

• Hand tools and trimming tools
• Transportation vehicles
• Chainsaws and pole saws
• Mowing equipment
• Tractors and backhoes
• Spot sprayers, fertilizer spreaders, and mixing equipment