Golf Green - Mechanic/ Assistant Greenkeeper

- Assist with the golf course maintenance duties when required as well as being responsible for the machinery. - Ability to prepare and maintain a program of routine maintenance for all machinery adhering to the manufacturers guidelines. - Maintain all equipment to the approved standard of use, adhering to health and Safety guidelines. - The ability to prioritise work in conjunction with the golf course maintenance needs. - Proven ability in diagnosis and repairing all mechanical, hydraulic and electrical faults. - Be responsible for managing stock and onsite store of fast moving parts. - The ability to maintain accurate service records for all machinery. - Experience in operating Oxyacetylene, Arc and Mig Welding, Brazing and soldering work as required, conforming to Health & Safety regulations. - Knowledge of cylinder - grinding machines - The ability to fabricate miscellaneous items to help improve the efficiency of the golf course maintenance operation. Please note that we believe in flexibility and multi-skilling, and you may be asked to do different tasks from time to time to enable us to meet the needs of our guests and colleagues. - Minimum 3 years’ experience in golf course machinery maintenance, land‑based engineering, or a similar mechanical/technical role within grounds, turf, or agricultural settings - Level 3 qualification or above in Land‑Based Technology or Engineering (or equivalent) - Proven experience diagnosing and repairing mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical faults on specialist turf or golf course machinery - Demonstrated ability to plan, carry out, and record routine maintenance programmes in line with manufacturer guidelines - Experience operating Oxyacetylene, Arc and MIG welding equipment, as well as brazing and soldering, in accordance with Health & Safety regulations - Knowledge and practical experience using cylinder‑grinding machinery - Experience fabricating parts or components to support machinery efficiency and course operations - Knowledge of specialist golf course equipment, including cutting units, utility vehicles, and irrigation system maintenance requirements - Ability to maintain accurate service records, stock levels, and workshop documentation - Basic IT skills, including the ability to use maintenance logs, digital service records, or manufacturer software - Formal Health & Safety training, ideally equivalent to NVQ Level 3, including safe use of horticultural chemicals and workshop safety procedures - Ability to prioritise workload in line with golf course maintenance needs and operational demands