Spray Technician

Golf Course Maintenance Technician

The ideal candidate is someone that communicates well, is self-motivated, has a positive attitude, and is well organized. This position is responsible for making all turfgrass chemical and fertilizer applications under the guidance of course Superintendents and Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Grounds. This will include detailed record keeping, inventory management, and maintenance and calibration of spray and fertilizer application equipment.

Responsible for making all turfgrass chemical and fertilizer applications under the guidance of course Superintendents and Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Grounds. Will keep detailed records, manage inventory, and maintain and calibrate spray and fertilizer application equipment.

Benefits include healthcare (including vision & dental, FSA, HSA), 401K (matching), paid time off after 90-day probationary period, lunch provided Tuesday-Friday, uniforms, and holiday bonus.

Required skills/abilities include experience working on a golf course (preferred but not required), being detail oriented, having a strong work ethic, and a desire to provide championship conditions for the membership on a daily basis. Must have a turfgrass pesticide license, ability to help in the daily management of the courses as needed and work closely with the Superintendent and other Assistant Superintendents, knowledge of turfgrass chemical application and calibration, ability to work every other weekend and overtime as needed, ability to start early (approx. 6:15am), ability to work holidays (usually just a few hours in the morning), ability to work in all kinds of weather, ability to operate, or willingness to learn to operate, a manual shift utility vehicle responsibly, ability to drive golf cart responsibly, requires visual focus adjustment, depth perception, and clear close and distant vision, ability to use small engine landscaping equipment and hand tools.

College graduate with degree in Agronomy or turf-related field is preferred, but not required. Experience seriously taken into consideration.

Physical requirements include being able to sit for long periods of time on a sprayer, being able to lift chemical containers, fertilizer bags, etc., and being able to reach, climb, stand, and sit as required for spraying/applying chemicals as well as calibration.