Small Equipment Mechanic

Magna Golf Club, one of Canada’s most exclusive private golf clubs located in Aurora, Ontario, is looking for a Small Equipment Mechanic.

ABOUT US

Located in Aurora, Ontario, Magna Golf Club is an exclusive, private 18-hole golf course that has set the standard for excellence in the golfing community. Established in 2001, the club offers an unparalleled golfing experience, with world-class facilities and meticulously maintained grounds. Renowned for delivering the finest playing conditions in the country, MGC is a destination where golfers of all levels can enjoy a challenging yet rewarding round amidst stunning natural beauty. With a focus on excellence and service, MGC continues to be a premier choice for avid golfers seeking the highest standards in both course conditions and overall experience.

In 2026, the club embarked on an extensive multi-year full bunker renovation project. Doug Carrick is leading the renovation design with Flightline Golf Inc. as the lead contractor. The bunker renovation will incorporate the Better Billy Bunker drainage system along with Pro Angle Bunker Sand.

POSITION OVERVIEW

Reports To: Equipment Manager / Golf Club Superintendent

Department: Grounds Maintenance

Employment Type: Full-Time, Year-Round

Schedule: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday with early morning starts. Ability to work late or on weekends if required (in case of emergency).

We are looking to add an experienced Small Equipment Mechanic to our Turf Equipment Maintenance team. The Small Equipment Mechanic reports directly to the Equipment Manager and together they oversee the repairs and maintenance of all the carts, mowers, tractors, and other turf maintenance related equipment. Maintenance related record keeping, parts inventory management and parts/supplies ordering are also key responsibilities.

The Small Equipment Mechanic must concisely and accurately communicate any needs, issues or problems relating to equipment, equipment maintenance, or equipment repair to the Equipment Manager. The Small Equipment Mechanic must also schedule the required repairs and maintenance in a timely fashion, always ensuring that safety practices are upheld and that scheduled golf course work is not interrupted.

All Maintenance employees are required to complete a comprehensive training and orientation process to ensure their safety. MGC provides a positive and supportive atmosphere, where individuals can succeed.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Winter Overhauls & Off-Season Prep

• Execute Comprehensive Winter Overhauls: Completely disassemble, inspect, rebuild, and reassemble cutting units and heavy turf machinery during the off-season.
• Reel & Bedknife Grinding: Spin-grind and relief-grind all reel mowers to precision specifications, ensuring perfect height-of-cut (HOC) readiness for opening day.
• Winterization: Properly winterize all seasonal equipment, irrigation pumping infrastructure, and chemical application systems to prevent freezing damage.
• Snow & Ice Management: Maintain, service, and repair the club’s snow removal equipment (plows, salters, blowers). Participate in active snow removal operations for club roads, parking lots, and pathways.

In-Season Maintenance & Repair

• Daily Diagnostics & Repair: Rapidly diagnose and repair mechanical failures on diesel, gas, and electric turf machinery (mowers, tractors, utility vehicles, sprayers) to minimize downtime during peak play.
• System Troubleshooting: Perform troubleshooting on complex hydraulic systems, 12V–48V electrical systems, and fuel injection systems.

Shop Management & Administration

• Record Keeping: Maintain meticulous, up-to-date tracking logs for all machinery.
• Safety & Training: Maintain a pristine, organized, and safe shop environment. Train seasonal and full-time grounds staff on proper equipment operation, pre-start checks, and washdown procedures.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Experience: 3–5 years of experience as a mechanic, preferably specializing in golf course turf equipment or commercial landscaping machinery.
• Technical Skills:
• Advanced proficiency in reel grinding and cutting-unit setup is preferred, but training is available for the right candidate
• Strong working knowledge of hydraulic schematics, electrical diagnostics, and small engine/diesel repair.
• Competency in welding, cutting, and custom parts fabrication.
• Physical & Adaptability Demands:
• Must possess a valid driver’s license.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. regularly and work in physical, shop environments.

Compensation

Compensation based on experience and qualifications.

If you love the outdoors, work well within a team atmosphere and enjoy a good day of hard work, this is the job for you! Come be part of the success of one of Canada’s most exclusive private golf clubs.

Magna Golf Club delivers a unique and personalized experience to all by maximizing every opportunity to create a lasting impression. That’s The MGC Way!

OPPORTUNITY START DATE

January 2027

Resume and cover letter can be sent to:

Wayne Rath, CGCS, - Golf Course Superintendent

Email: [email protected]

Please visit our website at www.magnagolf.com to learn more about our club.

We thank you for your interest, only those who are selected for an interview will be contacted. Accommodations for disabilities in relation to the job selection process are available upon request.