Equipment Manager Cattail Creek Club

Equipment Manager Cattail Creek Country ClubFounded in 1988 by a group of 46 Howard County golf enthusiasts, Cattail Creek Country Club was designed by renowned architect Willard Byrd and opened for play in July 1993.The 18-hole golf course sits on a 168-acre property defined by rolling terrain and natural water features. Greens, tees and fairways are grassed to bentgrass.

Roughs consist of a blend of ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, and tall fescue.Operational ResourcesEquipment fleet valued at over $2 million (leased and owned)Operating budget exceeding $2 million with strong equipment repair and maintenance allocationAnnual investment program in new equipment with minimal deferred purchasesWell-equipped workshop featuring new Foley grindersPosition OverviewThe Equipment Manager works closely with the Golf Course Superintendent and leadership team to ensure all equipment is properly maintained, safe to operate, and prepared to support daily operations.The successful candidate will take pride in organization, preventative maintenance, and precision equipment setup.

An understanding of consistency and detail in a high-caliber golf environment is essential.Key ResponsibilitiesLead maintenance, repair, and calibration of all golf course equipmentDevelop and implement a comprehensive preventive maintenance programMaintain accurate service records, parts inventory, and operating cost documentationManage the equipment repair and maintenance budgetCoordinate with the Superintendent and staff to prioritize equipment needsEnsure compliance with safety regulationsProvide staff training on equipment operation and careStay current with industry trends and equipment technologyMaintain a clean, organized, and safe workshop environmentCompensation and BenefitsHourly Rate: $30–$40, depending on experience, with optional overtime opportunitiesHealth insuranceAnnual bonusThree (3) weeks paid time offOne (1) week accrued personal leaveCell phone stipend401(k) with 4% employer matchMAAGCS and GCSAA membership dues paidAll expenses paid for GIS attendanceLocal education and recertification seminar allowancesUniforms and daily lunch providedEducation and ExperienceCTEM or relevant technical certification preferredMinimum five (5) years of experience in golf course equipment management or similar roleThorough knowledge of engines, hydraulic systems, and mowing equipmentAbility to diagnose mechanical issues and determine fiscally responsible repair solutionsProficiency in welding, fabrication, and fine-turf equipment setupSkilled in reel grinding and advanced mower setupStrong communication, leadership, and organizational skills