Location: Upper Saint Clair, PA
Company: St. Clair Country Club
is never ending. St. Clair Country Club offers a collaborative environment with a steady pace and opportunities to take new approaches. St. Clair is offering fantastic benefits to full time staff: The Club pays 80% of the health insurance expenses (eligible after 90 days).
Hourly pay $13-15/hour depending on your skills Golf privileges on certain days (with management approval) Free staff meals 401K after 1 year of service Paid Time Off for full time employees Christmas Bonus Receive $150 signing bonus after 90 days employment. Apply here for the position. St. Clair Country Club is located 10 miles from Pittsburgh, in the south hills area of Western Pennsylvania. Located on 265 acres
of property, St. Clair Country Club's facilities include an 18-hole Championship Golf Course and a 9-hole Terrace Golf Course. In addition to its golf courses, St.
Clair Country Club has a short game practice facility and a driving range. More information about St. Clair Country Club can be found on the Club's website www. stclaircc. org. Job Overview The Grounds Crew participates in daily preparation and maintenance of the 18-hole Championship course and the 9-hole Terrace course, as well as the grounds of St. Clair Country Club. Candidates must have a strong work ethic and be willing to commit the necessary time required to maintain the golf courses to the standards of the membership.
The responsibilities include: mowing various playing surfaces on the golf courses and turf lawns on the property, raking and maintaining bunkers, fly mowing, tee maintenance, landscape bed upkeep and maintenance, usage of various hand tools, and other tasks associated with upkeep and maintenance of the golf courses and property.
B asic Functions Mowing Bunker Maintenance Landscape Bed Maintenance Grounds Upkeep and Maintenance Primary Duties Participate in maintenance of golf courses and grounds. Knowledge and Skill Requirements Positive attitude. Strong work ethic. Find maintaining a golf course rewarding. Detail oriented.
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