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Spokane County

County government in eastern Washington

Golf Worker

Full-Time
$17.13 - $21/hr
Entry, Junior
Washington, USA+1 moreMore locations: Liberty Lake, WA, USA
In Person
Grounds & LandscapingLandscaping & Grounds Maintenance

About the job

Requirements
  • Golf Worker 1 requires any combination of training and experience demonstrating the knowledge and abilities for the assignment.
  • Golf Worker 2 requires any combination of training and experience demonstrating the knowledge and abilities for the assignment; a typical way to obtain the required knowledge and abilities is 3 months of relevant experience.
  • Golf Worker 3 requires any combination of training and experience demonstrating the knowledge and abilities for the assignment; a typical way to obtain them is 6 months of relevant experience. Prior supervisory experience may be required for positions with supervisory responsibilities.
  • All positions require successful clearance of a Washington State Patrol inquiry under the Child and Adult Abuse Information Act.
  • A valid driver's license is required.
  • Applicants must submit a resume.
Responsibilities
  • Golf Worker 1 performs unskilled maintenance and manual labor tasks for Spokane County golf courses under general supervision.
  • Golf Worker 2 performs semi-skilled maintenance and manual labor tasks, works more independently than Golf Worker 1, may operate light-duty power equipment, and drives a pickup truck with a trailer.
  • Golf Worker 3 performs skilled maintenance tasks under limited supervision, may supervise lower-level employees, may perform Golf Marshal duties, conducts complex special projects, performs skilled trades and maintenance tasks, regularly operates medium-duty equipment, conducts minor repairs to power and hand tools and vehicles, may assign, direct, and coordinate others' work, and trains unskilled employees.

About the company

Spokane County runs local government services for residents of eastern Washington, with responsibilities that extend across cities and unincorporated communities. Its departments maintain public infrastructure and administer justice, while elected offices manage elections, property records and tax collection. County services also include land-use planning, parks and community programs, with public spending supported by taxes and service fees. The Board of County Commissioners sets policy, adopts the budget and authorizes expenditures alongside other elected county offices. Created in 1858 and reestablished in 1879, the county government has its seat in Spokane, Washington.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Spokane, WA

Founded

1858

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