Greenskeeper - Golf Course Maintenance

Greenskeeper I
Department: Golf Course Operations
Weekends Required.
Under the supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent or the Assistant Golf Course Superintendents; perform routine manual labor involved in golf course maintenance. The Greenskeeper I participates in a diverse range of activities involved in golf course maintenance including daily course preparation, mowing, renovations, equipment operation, water management, construction projects, etc. The Greenskeeper I will be specifically trained to operate specialized equipment and/or to perform specific tasks relative to the maintenance of the golf course grounds.

Greenskeeper I has 2 or less years experience.

Assist in all areas of the maintenance of the grounds including assistance with the horticulture department including basic maintenance, planting, and bed preparations.
Must participate and complete all Basic Safety Training Programs.
Performs all fall leaf removal and winter snow removal.
Assist in reconstruction projects including grading and preparing soil, seeding, sodding, etc.
Participates in golf course projects including renovations, aerifications, drainage, tree removal, and construction.
Perform daily cleaning tasks necessary to keep the maintenance facility clean, organized and safe.
Inspect all machines and report any deficiencies to the Equipment Technician.
Required to wear personal protective clothing and/or use protective equipment to comply with established safety operating standards.
Follow guidelines in the golf course maintenance operations manual for each specific task.
Perform other functions and routine golf course maintenance activities as directed by the Director of Agronomy & Grounds, Head Equipment. Manager, Golf Course Superintendent, and Assistant Superintendent.
Physical, Mental and Visual Skills:
Ability to visually inspect golf course conditioning and club house grounds.
Dedication to personal improvement and course advancement.

Must be able to work holidays and weekends as these are the busiest times for the golf course.

High school diploma or equivalent education preferred. Ability to understand and follow directions and operate golf course machinery.
Successful completion of the Equipment Operator I training program within 6 months of employment.

Works primarily outdoors on golf course and clubhouse grounds.

Carbon monoxide fumes from various equipment.
Electrical outlets and wiring.
Grease and oil on equipment and shop floor.
Flying golf balls.
Load/transport 50 pound fertilizer and seed bags.
Potential exposure to pesticides, herbicides, dangerous chemicals and solvents and fertilizers if proper safety procedures are not followed.