Assistant Superintendent

Assistant Superintendent

The Assistant Superintendent works with all aspects of the day-to-day operation of the golf course. The assistant superintendent is expected to observe golf course conditions and make suggestions or observations known to the Golf Course Superintendent. This position works in all facets of golf course management with an emphasis on irrigation, fertilizer/pesticide, and employee management under the supervision of the Golf Course Superintendent. The ideal candidate possesses a practical knowledge base in the following areas: maintenance of a golf course landscape - greens, tees, and fairways; the characteristics and proper use of various fertilizers, herbicides and pest control methods; drainage control methods; and irrigation systems including pumps and automatic controls.

Key Responsibilities - Skills, Aptitude, and Knowledge: This individual works closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to supervise, schedule and train a staff of full-time, part-time, and seasonal employees. Ability to supervise maintenance work and staff to achieve the most efficient utilization or workers and equipment while being accountable for the finished results of work. Coordinate with the superintendent in the planning, scheduling, and implementation of maintenance practices and projects. Apply fertilizers and plant protectants, including calibration sprayers and spreaders. Record all applications and ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. Perform irrigation scheduling and make basic irrigation repairs. Perform basic mowing tasks and cultural practices when needed. Safely operate golf course equipment including but not limited to carts, mowers, rollers, rakes, loaders, automobiles, etc. Ideal Candidate will be able to maintain awareness and communication of changing course conditions, recognize problems, and maintenance needs with Superintendent. Successful Traits of Individual: Passionate and driven candidate with a desire to be part of the team at a Top 100 facility focused on delivering an incomparable guest and golf experience. Embraces and explores innovative tools, equipment and practices, such as advanced irrigation systems, GPS tracking and turf management software.

Requirements: Valid Driver License Two-year certificate, associate degree or bachelor's degree in Turf Grass Management or related field preferred. Ability to obtain NC pesticide license within six (6) months of employment. 1-3 years golf course maintenance experience. Ability to work scheduled holidays and weekends.