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Tahoma Valley GC Superintendent
Salary: DOE
Overview
Tahoma Valley is located in Yelm, Washington and is a Par 71, 18 hole public course.
The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for the successful operation of the Golf Course Maintenance Department. The Superintendent works closely with the General Manager/ Head Golf Professional on maximizing the number of rounds of golf played by scheduling maintenance practices around customer play and outings.
Experience Required
 3 - 5 years in Golf Course Maintenance management
 Pesticide Applicators License required.
 Valid driver’s license
 Advanced knowledge of regulatory requirements and recordkeeping as required by local,
state and federal laws.
 A working superintendent who will roll his sleeves up on a daily basis.
Essential Responsibilities
 Meet with General Manager on a weekly basis.
 Hire, train and supervise the grounds crew.
 Supervise and assist with course equipment maintenance.
 Supervise and assist with the mowing, fertilizing of tees, greens and fairways.
 Supervise the safe operation of all equipment.
Benefits
 Medical Insurance
 Paid vacation
 Sick leave
 Meals
 Golf and discounts on pro shop merchandise.

Posted 2.8.23

JOB SUMMARY
Performs semi-skilled golf course grounds and facility maintenance.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
One (1) year of closely related experience or the equivalent.
Due to the nature of this position, the successful applicant must pass a required background investigation.
Possession of a valid Utah Driver's License is required in order to drive County vehicles.
Experience working at a golf course is highly preferred.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Performs general golf course maintenance such as snow removal, tree and shrub maintenance, cleaning, water hazard and sand trap maintenance, and cup changing procedures.
Maintains turf, including grass seeding, sod installation, mowing, aerating, and top dressing and fertilizing greens, tees, roughs, and fairways.
Programs, adjusts, and repairs automated irrigation systems and weather stations.
Performs appropriate trade work, such as painting, carpentry, electrical, and concrete finishing.
Operates a variety of specialized equipment.
Performs diagnostics, and repairs or replaces equipment as needed.
Compiles, updates, and maintains pertinent records of equipment, tools, and supplies.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
This position requires extensive physical labor: lifting, pushing, pulling and carrying objects up to 75 pounds; kneeling, bending, stooping, crawling, shoveling; reaching up, over, and down; and sitting for extended period of time.  The work involves exposure to extreme weather conditions, dirt, dust, heat and cold, fumes, and/or loud noises.  Work is occasionally performed in confined spaces.

***Candidates must have current or previous experience working at a golf course***

Interested applicants can apply at: https://careers-slco.icims.com/jobs/33366/second-asst-superintend-greens-parks-%26-recreation/job

Posted 2.7.23

Posted 12.28.22

Assistant Golf Course Superintendent                             

JOB SUMMARY
Wasatch Peaks Ranch is a private golf and ski community being developed in northern Utah. This exclusive development encompasses over 12,000 breathtaking acres, including 3,000 acres of private ski terrain. Currently under construction is a championship Tom Fazio golf course, practice facility, and short game area. Set to open summer of 2024, the assistant golf course superintendent (AGCS) will play a major role in the construction and grow-in of this spectacular course. Additionally, the AGCS will assist the golf course superintendent in the recruitment, training, and development of key full-time and seasonal positions on the golf maintenance team. 

Essential Job Duties (Summer Season)

The Assistant Superintendent, under the direction of the Golf Course Superintendent, directs and participates in the daily maintenance of the golf course and grounds
Schedules and oversees work and supervises employees on tasks and use of equipment
Instructs equipment operators and greenskeepers on the proper operation and care of all maintenance equipment, ensuring all equipment is cleaned and stored properly and maintenance facility is kept clean and organized
Assists in operating irrigation central control system and setting daily watering schedule
Maintains proper employee paperwork and records
Troubleshoots irrigation problems, coordinating the necessary repairs, participating with repairs as needed
Supervises pesticide and fertilizer applications, including proper calibrations of application equipment, and applies pesticides and fertilizers as needed
Assists in personnel management and evaluation, employee safety, and personnel discipline as needed
Perform other duties as assigned

Essential Job Duties (Winter Season):
Participates in snow removal for designated areas on roadways, facilities, parking lots, and homes
Performs minor building maintenance, repair, and upkeep (painting, organizing, cleaning)
Assists in directing employees on winter maintenance projects on golf course, buildings, and grounds, and participate in tasks as needed
Discuss and plan maintenance schedules, tasks, and protocols for the upcoming season with the Golf Course Superintendent

Basic Qualifications:
Able to work over 40 hours a week during peak times throughout the season.
Ability to work any day of the week, including Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays
Valid U.S. drivers license
Authorization to work in the United States
Minimum of 3 years working on a golf course including previous management experience
Working knowledge of the maintenance of golf course tees, fairways, greens
Ability to obtain state pesticide applicator license within 90 days

Preferred Qualifications:
Requires a 2 or 4-year degree or certificate in Agronomy, Turfgrass Management, Horticulture, or related field
Requires a high degree of administrative and leadership ability, especially in terms of problem solving decision making, and mentoring
Requires knowledge of current federal, state, and local laws and regulations pertaining to the management of golf course
Advanced knowledge of agronomy and turfgrass management practices and a thorough understanding of the rules and strategies of the game of golf
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Previous experience in golf course construction or renovation a plus

Position: Equipment Manager
Reports to: Golf Course Superintendent

Company Overview: Wasatch Peaks Ranch is developing and building a new private mountain resort community located in the Wasatch Mountains 30 minutes north of Salt Lake City. The development encompasses 12,000 acres including 3,000 acres of private ski terrain; a Tom Fazio-designed private golf course; and 460 private homes and homesites being developed under a multi-phase 10–15-year buildout. This multi-billion-dollar project will offer the most exclusive array of skiing, golf, and a variety of other amenities in a private club setting in the United States.
Job Summary (Essential Functions)
Under the general supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent, the Equipment Manager oversees and participates in all maintenance and repair of golf course equipment, construction equipment, and automobiles.
Primary responsibilities:
• Inspect, diagnose, and repair mechanical failures in various golf course maintenance equipment including, diesel, electric and gasoline powered automobiles, mowers, and small engine equipment.
• Oversee and participate in reel grinding and sharpening on golf course mowers
• Instruct and/or train golf course maintenance worker regarding preventive maintenance, and the proper cleaning of and safe operation of equipment. Help create S.O.P regarding equipment
• Prioritize equipment repair and maintenance work
• Establishes and maintains safety procedures for using equipment.
• Maintains safety records.
• Places orders for parts/supplies as needed for equipment or service and tracks expenses and inventories for budget purposes
• Maintain a preventive maintenance program within budget on all equipment, and purchase repair parts and replacement supplies under supervision of the Golf Course
Superintendent.
• Keep a complete set of records for equipment and parts inventory purchases, equipment
conditions, costs of repairs and preventive maintenance for all equipment
• Oversee the shop maintenance area in an organized clean fashion
• Spot checks equipment for performance on the course, frequently makes emergency repairs to equipment on the course, and services or supervises servicing of equipment prior to use.
• Undertakes body and fender work, fabrication, welding, troubleshooting and repairs to hydraulic and electrical systems.
• Protect all company assets
• Participate in snow removal program as needed
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Job Knowledge, Core Competencies and Expectations
• Able to repair and maintain all golf course equipment.
• Knowledge of and ability to perform required role in emergency situations.

Education and/or Experience
• Must be 18 years of age or older.
• Graduate of a vocational technical school or post-secondary training in small engine repair or mechanics.
• Four to six years of experience as a mechanic.
• Golf equipment repair experience.
Classification: Full-time/Exempt
Licenses and Special Requirements:
• Valid driver’s license.
Physical Demands and Work Environment
• Regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts and outside weather conditions.
• Frequently exposed to fumes or airborne particles and toxic or caustic chemicals.
• Occasionally exposed to wet and/or humid conditions; high, precarious places; extreme cold; extreme heat; risk of electrical shock; and vibration. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to loud.
• Able to meet and perform the physical requirements and to work effectively in an environment which is typical of this position.
• Frequent lifting, bending, climbing, stooping and pulling.

Salary Range: $75,000 - $85,000/year

For more information and to apply, email hr@wasatchpeaksranch.com

Position: Irrigation Specialist
Reports to: Golf Course Superintendent

Company Overview: Wasatch Peaks Ranch is developing and building a new private mountain resort community located in the Wasatch Mountains 30 minutes north of Salt Lake City. The development encompasses 12,000 acres including 3,000 acres of private ski terrain; a Tom Fazio-designed private golf course; and 460 private homes and homesites being developed under a multi-phase 10–15-year buildout. This multi-billion-dollar project will offer the most exclusive array of skiing, golf, and a variety of other amenities in a private club setting in the United States.
Job Description: The Irrigation Specialist, under the supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent and assistant superintendent, is responsible for the complete operation and maintenance of the golf course irrigation system and its properties. The irrigation specialist will offer expertise and aid in maintenance of landscape irrigation systems where needed.
Essential Qualifications: Working knowledge of basic electricity and hydraulics related to an irrigation system; basic understanding of agronomy and turf grass science; understanding of the game of golf and preparation techniques for play; ability to operate light and medium duty equipment; record keeping and basic computer skills; supervisory skills; 3 years golf course maintenance and irrigation experience; valid driver’s license.
Physical and Mental Requirements: Physical activity is moderate to demanding and will require bending, kneeling, and lifting. Must be able to lift and carry up to 70 pounds. Must be able to use hand and power tools, such as a shovel or a chainsaw. Must be able to walk around golf course, hand dig holes or trenches with a shovel, and sit on and operate golf carts, utility vehicles, tractors, and mowers. Mental activity includes intermediate math skills for calculating data figures important to golf course and irrigation systems maintenance. Must be able to retain information important to maintenance programs; read, write, and verbally communicate with employees, management, members, and public. This position requires a high level of concentration because of the danger of equipment used for testing electricity and pressurized systems.

Responsibilities
 Assist Golf Course Superintendent and assistant superintendents in the programming, operation, and maintenance of the central irrigation computer system and subsequent satellites.
 Conduct morning evaluation of golf course irrigation, including pump station checks to determine previous irrigation cycle success and maintain daily water usage records.
 Evaluate proper operation of all pump stations and communicates with Golf Course Superintendent as to required work and preventative maintenance.
 Maintain and repair the installed golf course irrigation system, including heads, pipe, valves, wire, etc.
 Supervise and participate in additional irrigation installations and drainage projects.
 Conduct winterization and start-up of irrigation system and pump stations.
 Supervise and direct a changing labor force when needed (i.e. hand watering, installations, etc).
 Communicate with assistant superintendents to schedule manpower and resources with regards to irrigation needs.
 Keep inventory of all irrigation parts, fittings, and accessories.
 Operate specialized equipment, such as trencher, skid steer, and backhoe.
 Report any irregularities in course turf quality to Golf Course Superintendent or assistant superintendents.
 Participate in snow removal activities including scheduling, procedures, cleanup, preparation, and implementation.
 Perform other duties as directed by his/her supervisor.
Physical Demands and Work Environment
• Regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts and outside weather conditions.
• Frequently exposed to fumes or airborne particles and toxic or caustic chemicals.
• Occasionally exposed to wet and/or humid conditions; high, precarious places; extreme cold; extreme heat; risk of electrical shock; and vibration. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to loud.
• Able to meet and perform the physical requirements and to work effectively in an environment which is typical of this position.
• Frequent lifting, bending, climbing, stooping and pulling.

For more information and to apply, email hr@wasatchpeaksranch.com