Assistant Mechanic

Ultipro; Schofield (WI); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Troon Golf managed facility in Wisconsin is seeking an Assistant Equipment Mechanic to replace the former head mechanic and work closely with the head mechanic on repairs and maintenance. The role involves routine maintenance of mowing equipment, oil changes, tire work, and assisting with on-course projects.

Weekend shifts April–October are required with learning opportunities and room to grow. Based in a Troon Golf facility in Schofield, the position is full-time, hourly, with pay starting at

Qualifications

• Self-starter with strong work ethic.
• Willingness to learn golf equipment maintenance.
• General knowledge of mechanical maintenance preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine maintenance on mowing equipment and carts.
• Inspect equipment for proper height of cut and quality.
• Oil changes, tire repair, and preventive maintenance.
• Assist in on-course projects and snow removal.
• Train new employees and record repairs.

Skills

General maintenance knowledge

Tool safety

Record keeping

Training others

Tools

Hand tools

Job description

Description

With recent retirement of our head mechanic who was here for 25 years, we are looking to hire an assistant equipment mechanic to replace our former that took on the head mechanic role. As the assistant, you will be expected to work directly with the head mechanic, completing anything that needs to be done in regard to equipment repairs and maintenance. The head has been in the shop here for 27 years with a depth of knowledge of our equipment and regular golf course practices so there will be many learning opportunities. We are a Troon Golf managed facility, headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, which allows employees access to the worldwide Troon network.

Department:

Agronomy

Reports To:

Superintendent and Head Mechanic

Compensation:

Full time, hourly position. $20+/hr (D.O.E)

Some Expectations and Duties:

• Regular inspection of mowing equipment to ensure proper height of cut and cut quality.
• Routine oil changes on all equipment and carts.
• Tire repair and installation.
• Follow established protocols for preventative maintenance programs.
• Assisting with on course projects when needed.
• Regular and timely attendance.
• Assisting in snow removal during winter.
• Ability to train new employees on care for equipment.
• Record keeping of repairs for each machine.

Physical Requirements:

• Frequently lifting 50-80 lbs.
• Decent amount of time spent on the floor via kneeling or on the floor creeper.
• Temperature extremes from snow removal in winter to hot humid summer days.
• Bending, twisting, and overhead reaching are all needed for various machines.

Other Related Notes:

• This person must be a self-starter, with strong work ethic.
• Desire to learn the intricacies of golf equipment.
• A general knowledge of mechanical maintenance is strongly preferred.
• Keeping a clean shop/work area is a priority.
• Knowledge of basic tool safety and how to use them.
• Educational opportunities available.
• Weekend work required April - October, typically 3.5 hours each day, every other weekend.

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