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The Toro Company

Outdoor equipment brands for lawn care

Painter

Full-Time
$18.89/hr+ Night shift differential: $2.00/hour
Mid
Perry, OK, USA
In Person
Manufacturing & Production OperationsMachine & Process Operation

About the job

Requirements
  • Ability to use spray painting equipment to apply a quality finish to equipment and parts.
  • Demonstrated basic mechanical skills, including the ability to use repair tools such as wrenches and screwdrivers.
  • Ability to use computers and read and follow written instructions from printed materials or computer terminals.
  • Ability to regularly handle items weighing up to 60 pounds from floor to knuckle.
  • Ability to regularly pull or push items weighing up to 50 pounds.
  • Ability to regularly lift items up to 50 pounds from knuckle to shoulder.
  • Ability to regularly lift items up to 25 pounds from shoulder to overhead.
  • Ability to work in manufacturing plant conditions with variable temperature, humidity, noise, and dirt.
  • Ability to wear a paint suit and air-supplied hood or respirator in relatively hot and humid conditions.
  • Ability to work with hazardous materials, including paint, paint sludge, paint dust, solvents, cleaners, oils, and grease.
  • Ability to perform frequent walking, twisting, bending, squatting, and kneeling, as well as occasional sitting, elevated work, and climbing and continuous standing.
Responsibilities
  • Read information from computer terminals and written instructions.
  • Set up and adjust equipment using a variety of tools, including wrenches and screwdrivers.
  • Operate spray painting equipment to apply finish to equipment and parts.
  • Maintain, clean, and monitor the paint line and all equipment to ensure quality finished products, avoid defects, and conserve paint.
  • Hang equipment and parts onto an overhead chain conveyor with a hoist or manually.
  • Conduct finish quality checks and sand and touch up as needed.
  • Use SAP to check the location, inventory, and routing of parts and record inventory transactions.
  • Begin cross-training on multiple finishing processes such as shot blasting and special paint as needed.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • A high school diploma or equivalent is preferred.
  • Experience or training in automotive, industrial, aircraft spray painting, or auto body work is preferred.

About the company

The Toro Company offers a broad range of outdoor power equipment brands for lawn care, landscaping, drainage, construction, and snow removal worldwide. Its products pair engineered hardware with practical design to perform tasks such as mowing, trenching, digging, and snow removal. It differentiates itself through a history spanning over a century and a global brand portfolio focused on real-world needs and caring customer relationships. The goal is to help people build, shape, and care for the world around them by delivering reliable, market-leading solutions that boost productivity across diverse industries.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Bloomington, MN

Founded

1914

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What believers are saying

  • September 3, 2026 results showed 8.4% sales growth and raised EPS guidance.
  • Toro's professional segment grew 8.8% in Q3 2026, led by strong demand trends.
  • Residential turned profitable in Q3 2026, while The Grove expanded Toro's UK showcase footprint.

What critics are saying

  • CEO Richard Olson exits November 1, 2026; Edric Funk must avoid execution drift.
  • Toro faces roughly $120 million fiscal 2026 tariff headwinds, pressuring margins into 2027.
  • HILLMAN v. Toro Company keeps mower-defect liability alive, risking settlement costs and product scrutiny.

What makes The Toro Company unique

  • Toro pairs irrigation, turf equipment, and autonomous software across one dealer network.
  • The Grove renewed Toro for 10 years in 2026, proving integrated switching costs.
  • AMP delivered $125 million annualized savings, showing manufacturing discipline and pricing power.

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Volunteerism

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

16%

1 year growth

17%

2 year growth

17%
Golf Business Technology
Oct 28th, 2026
The Toro Company names Neal M. Lackritz chief technology officer.

The Toro Company names Neal M. Lackritz chief technology officer. New leadership role to align technology strategies and investments for profitable growth The Toro Company (NYSE: TTC), a leading global provider of solutions for the outdoor environment, today announced that Neal M. Lackritz will join the company as its vice president and chief technology officer, effective November 2, 2026. In this newly created role, Lackritz will lead The Toro Company's enterprise technology strategy with responsibility for accelerating breakthrough innovations and commercializing autonomous, alternative power and connected solutions. As chief technology officer, he will oversee the global engineering organization and the company's Center for Technology, Research and Innovation (CTRI). This structure will enable greater alignment across the portfolio, creating a more unified technology roadmap that prioritizes investments, streamlines platforms, and drives profitable growth. "Built on a foundation of innovation and engineering excellence, The Toro Company has long focused on helping customers tackle their most important challenges," said Edric C. Funk, president and chief operating officer. "That commitment continues as we improve the products our customers trust today, while also developing integrated solutions that will define the future, strengthen our market leadership, and deliver added efficiency and productivity for our customers." "I am excited to welcome Neal to The Toro Company and our leadership team. Throughout his career, he has built and transformed high-performing engineering organizations by uniting teams around clear priorities, shared technology platforms, and disciplined execution. Neal's collaborative leadership, passion for developing teams, and ability to build alignment across organizations position us well to advance our technology strategy, accelerate innovation, and create meaningful value for customers and shareholders." Lackritz brings more than 30 years of technology leadership across automotive, robotics, outdoor equipment and consumer hardware, with deep expertise in autonomous systems, electrification, connected solutions and embedded controls. He joins The Toro Company from Whisker, where he most recently served as vice president of engineering with responsibility for engineering strategy and development. Earlier in his career, he was vice president of advanced development at Ariens Corporation and held senior technology roles at Genesis Motion Solutions, Apple Inc. and Bose Corporation. Lackritz holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He was also a Doctoral Student at MIT.

PR Newswire
Oct 14th, 2026
Stand and deliver: toro unveils two stand-on platforms at Equip Expo.

Stand and deliver: toro unveils two stand-on platforms at Equip Expo. Oct 14, 2026, 12:45 ET Toro's first dedicated stand-on blower plus a redesigned GrandStand(R) HDM+ on display at Equip Expo BLOOMINGTON, Minn., Oct. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Toro is standing up to the commercial landscaping industry's toughest productivity challenges at Equip Expo in Louisville, Kentucky from October 20-23, with the rollout of two new stand-on platforms designed to help crews do more with fewer operators. The AeroMaster(TM), Toro's first dedicated stand-on blower, empowers landscape contractors to clear debris with more precision and speed than backpack or hand-held blowers. Plus, the popular stand-on GrandStand HDM+ gets a redesign that delivers increased power, agility and serviceability at a lower price tag to help landscape contractors combat rising operating costs without sacrificing efficiency. "Designed directly with feedback from professional contractors, these new stand-on introductions put landscape pros in command of every job," says Jackson Gray, product marketing manager at Toro. "By pairing high-volume power and operator comfort with superior terrain visibility, these new stand-on machines give contractors a versatile way to get more jobs done in their day - with fewer interruptions." AeroMaster(TM) 8100 CFM Stand-On Turbine Blower Designed with Toro's proven turbine technology, the AeroMaster produces the highest CFM in its category, delivering up to 30% more airflow* than competitors in the space. At 8,100 effective CFM, the AeroMaster easily moves wet, stuck-on debris, making large cleanup jobs in the spring, fall or after storms fast and manageable. The clutched turbine design allows the operator to quickly disengage the blower without shutting off the engine, keeping debris from blowing into unwanted areas. For even greater precision, intuitive fingertip controls allow the operator to move the nozzle 180 degrees seamlessly, making it easy to adjust airflow direction on the fly to push debris away from hardscapes, fence lines, and flower beds. The nozzle itself is built for flexible job-site durability, flexing on impact instead of cracking, so it holds up against the daily abuse of curbs, trailer ramps and commercial cleanups. When it is time to move to the next job, the flexible nozzle flips up for easier transport and a smaller footprint on the trailer. Additionally, the AeroMaster features a toggle front axle engineered to pivot smoothly over uneven terrain, minimizing machine vibration and enhancing operator comfort throughout long shifts. GrandStand(R) HDM+ Stand-On Mower Toro's GrandStand Heavy-Duty Mini is getting a massive upgrade and a new - lower - price. The new GrandStand HDM+, available in 32-inch and 36-inch models, delivers a suite of major enhancements, including upgraded maneuverability, easier maintenance, and the highest horsepower in its category with a more accessible price. Where competing compact mowers often compromise power and finish to meet a lower price point, the HDM+ combines a high-performance Kawasaki FX651V engine, Toro's legendary TURBO FORCE(R) cutting deck and strategic, oversized front casters to ensure unmatched cut quality without sacrificing performance. Designed for contractors seeking stand-on efficiency in tight areas, the HDM+ maintains a narrow footprint that navigates gated entries and tight property boundaries with ease. The oversized 13-inch x 6.5-inch front casters pivot smoothly to give operators enhanced maneuverability and a comfortable ride while protecting delicate grass from compaction and turf tear. The HDM+ is engineered for maximum uptime and reliability with tool-less access panels to the back of the mower, allowing technicians fast access to the engine and transmission components. Horizon360(R) Business Management Software Both machines are equipped to integrate seamlessly with Toro's business management solution Horizon360. This software helps landscape contractors drive more profits and increase business efficiency and effectiveness. New features to the Horizon360 platform include: * New Basic Tier: A new entry-level subscription option offers a lower-cost solution for contractors who only require essential management tools, such as streamlined invoicing and payment collection. * Simplified Tracking Interface: The redesigned tracking page features a simplified interface that enables contractors to monitor their entire equipment fleet at a single glance. * Enhanced Reliability: Updated tracking device firmware keeps equipment location and run-time data flowing continuously across all connected equipment. * Upgraded Equipment Management: Refocused design efforts make setting up equipment, navigating fleet lists, and tracking preventive maintenance faster and more intuitive. To see all of Toro's offerings in person, stop by indoor booth 7148 and outdoor booth 7600D at Equip Expo, or visit toro.com for more information. About Toro With roots dating back to 1914, Toro is a leading worldwide provider of innovative solutions for the outdoor environment including turf and landscape maintenance, snow management, rental and construction equipment, and irrigation solutions. Through a strong network of distributors, dealers, retailers and rental stores in more than 125 countries, Toro helps customers care for golf courses, sports fields, public green spaces, commercial and residential properties, construction sites and agricultural operations. More at: www.toro.com. SOURCE Toro

Toro
Oct 14th, 2026
Toro showcases new residential outdoor power equipment at Equip Expo.

Toro showcases new residential outdoor power equipment at Equip Expo. Powerful lineup includes new limited edition 'Longhorn' TITAN(R) MAX MyRIDE(R). Toro is showcasing small and mighty residential solutions at Equip Expo in Louisville, Kentucky October 20-23. Each new product is engineered to provide homeowners with compact, powerful and efficient performance to maintain their outdoor spaces - no matter the season. "Smaller equipment no longer means less powerful with this lineup. Whether it's a mower that takes care of your yard while you kick up your feet, or providing full-sized power in a compact frame that doesn't take up all of your garage space, Toro is proving that smaller actually is better," says Lisa Bloomer, senior director of marketing for Toro's Residential and Landscape Contractor Division. "To celebrate the joy of lawncare, we're also launching a special, limited edition zero turn mower this spring that encapsulates everything it means to own a Toro: power, precision and pride." New Robotic Mower The introduction of the Toro HAVEN(R) AM75 Autonomous Mower offers homeowners a new opportunity to take care of their lawn without lifting a finger. This easy-to-use autonomous solution cuts and maintains properties up to three-quarters of an acre. It takes less time to set up than a typical mow, and best of all, it's your final shift on yard duty. Its LiDAR-guided navigation and 360-degree environmental awareness allow it to map lawns, detect obstacles in real-time, and navigate safely around them. Whether using auto-mapping for defined borders or the mobile app for custom boundaries and exclusion zones, homeowners can enjoy a pristine, always-ready lawn without manual labor. Backed by Toro's trusted heritage, the HAVEN AM75 is Toro's answer to busy lives - set it up once and reclaim your weekends permanently. New 24-inch Power Max(R) HD Two-Stage Snow Blower The new 24-inch Power Max HD is built to clear faster and never quit, with full heavy-duty power in a compact footprint. At its core is a commercial-grade steel gearbox that's 2X stronger than shear pin designs, giving you the toughest powertrain in its class.[§] Toro's exclusive anti-clog intake keeps heavy, wet snow moving through the chute, stopping clogs before they start. Enhancements include an all-metal Quick Stick(R) chute control for instant adjustments, maintenance-free Never-Flat airless tires, and an ultra-wide LED light bar paired with a new footwell light for 360-degree visibility. Compact build, full-power and ready to take on winter's toughest snowfall. Compact 50-inch TimeCutter(R) Zero Turn Mower Speaking of compact, the redesigned 50-inch TimeCutter(R) brings serious cutting power to properties up to two acres with a new, smaller footprint engineered to take up 20% less storage space than comparable TimeCutter MAX models*. Combining a narrow chassis with powerful twin-cylinder performance and a durable fabricated deck, this mower maximizes cutting width without taking up extra space in the garage. The refreshed model incorporates commercial-grade upgrades including pro-inspired styling with a bold, sculpted front-end design, aggressive tire treads for enhanced traction and stability, and a high-back seat with custom bolstering for superior operator support. Additionally, a new low-step entry design ensures effortless access. Big performance doesn't have to come with a big footprint. Limited Edition TITAN(R) MAX MyRIDE(R) Zero Turn Mower Some machines are a rare breed. The new TITAN MAX MyRIDE Longhorn edition is one of them. Built on Toro's pro-grade TITAN MAX platform, featuring a powerful 25 hp commercial engine and MyRIDE suspension system, the Longhorn Edition pairs proven performance with a distinctive, blacked-out design: a custom seat, alloy rims and unique Longhorn bull badging. Just 1,000 will be produced, each finished with a serialized, limited edition plate. Look out for more details on when these special zero turn mowers will be available at authorized Toro retailers. Big, small, or built to stand out, discover how Toro's mightiest lineup yet can transform your yard. To see all of Toro's offerings in person, stop by indoor booth 7148 and outdoor booth 7600D at Equip Expo, or visit toro.com for more information. About toro. With roots dating back to 1914, Toro is a leading worldwide provider of innovative solutions for the outdoor environment including turf and landscape maintenance, snow management, rental and construction equipment, and irrigation solutions. Through a strong network of distributors, dealers, retailers and rental stores in more than 125 countries, Toro helps customers care for golf courses, sports fields, public green spaces, commercial and residential properties, construction sites and agricultural operations. More at: www.toro.com.

Green Industry Pros
Oct 14th, 2026
Toro stands on work efficiency with two stand-on platforms.

Toro stands on work efficiency with two stand-on platforms. Toro launches a stand-on turbine blower, new GrandStand Heavy-Duty Mini stand-on mower, plus new features to Horizon360. Oct 14, 2026 Toro is standing up to the commercial landscaping industry's toughest productivity challenges with the rollout of two new stand-on platforms designed to help crews do more with fewer operators. To see all of Toro's offerings in person, stop by indoor booth 7148 and outdoor booth 7600D at Equip Exposition, located in Louisville, Kentucky, October 20-23. The AeroMaster, Toro's first dedicated stand-on blower, empowers landscape contractors to clear debris with more precision and speed than backpack or hand-held blowers. Plus, the popular stand-on GrandStand HDM+ gets a redesign that delivers increased power, agility and serviceability at a lower price tag to help landscape contractors combat rising operating costs without sacrificing efficiency. "Designed directly with feedback from professional contractors, these new stand-on introductions put landscape pros in command of every job," says Jackson Gray, product marketing manager at Toro. "By pairing high-volume power and operator comfort with superior terrain visibility, these new stand-on machines give contractors a versatile way to get more jobs done in their day - with fewer interruptions." AeroMaster 8100 CFM stand-on turbine blower. Designed with Toro's proven turbine technology, the AeroMaster produces the highest CFM in its category, delivering up to 30 percent more airflow than competitors in the space. At 8,100 effective CFM, the AeroMaster easily moves wet, stuck-on debris, making large cleanup jobs in the spring, fall or after storms fast and manageable. The Toro Company The clutched turbine design allows the operator to quickly disengage the blower without shutting off the engine, keeping debris from blowing into unwanted areas. For even greater precision, intuitive fingertip controls allow the operator to move the nozzle 180 degrees seamlessly, making it easy to adjust airflow direction on the fly to push debris away from hardscapes, fence lines, and flower beds. The nozzle itself is built for flexible job-site durability, flexing on impact instead of cracking, so it holds up against the daily abuse of curbs, trailer ramps and commercial cleanups. When it is time to move to the next job, the flexible nozzle flips up for easier transport and a smaller footprint on the trailer. Additionally, the AeroMaster features a toggle front axle engineered to pivot smoothly over uneven terrain, minimizing machine vibration and enhancing operator comfort throughout long shifts. GrandStand HDM+ stand-on mower. Toro's GrandStand Heavy-Duty Mini is getting a massive upgrade and a new - lower - price. The new GrandStand HDM+, available in 32-inch and 36-inch models, delivers a suite of major enhancements, including upgraded maneuverability, easier maintenance, and the highest horsepower in its category with a more accessible price. The Toro Company Where competing compact mowers often compromise power and finish to meet a lower price point, the HDM+ combines a high-performance Kawasaki FX651V engine, Toro's legendary TURBO FORCE cutting deck and strategic, oversized front casters to ensure unmatched cut quality without sacrificing performance. Designed for contractors seeking stand-on efficiency in tight areas, the HDM+ maintains a narrow footprint that navigates gated entries and tight property boundaries with ease. The oversized 13-inch x 6.5-inch front casters pivot smoothly to give operators enhanced maneuverability and a comfortable ride while protecting delicate grass from compaction and turf tear. The HDM+ is engineered for maximum uptime and reliability with tool-less access panels to the back of the mower, allowing technicians fast access to the engine and transmission components. Horizon360 business management software. Both machines are equipped to integrate seamlessly with Toro's business management solution Horizon360. This software helps landscape contractors drive more profits and increase business efficiency and effectiveness. New features to the Horizon360 platform include: * New Basic Tier: A new entry-level subscription option offers a lower-cost solution for contractors who only require essential management tools, such as streamlined invoicing and payment collection. * Simplified Tracking Interface: The redesigned tracking page features a simplified interface that enables contractors to monitor their entire equipment fleet at a single glance. * Enhanced Reliability: Updated tracking device firmware keeps equipment location and run-time data flowing continuously across all connected equipment. * Upgraded Equipment Management: Refocused design efforts make setting up equipment, navigating fleet lists, and tracking preventive maintenance faster and more intuitive. Stay in the Know Get industry news updates and product information to help you stay up to date. 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PR Newswire
Oct 13th, 2026
Toro unveils HAVEN AM75 robot mower and compact 50-inch TimeCutter for 2027

Toro unveiled two residential mowers for 2027: the HAVEN AM75 autonomous mower and a refreshed TimeCutter zero turn lineup. Both go on sale in 2027 through authorised Toro dealers, toro.com, and major retail partners. The HAVEN AM75 suits properties up to three-quarters of an acre. It uses LiDAR navigation and camera obstacle detection, builds its own map of the lawn, and mows only when rain sensors show the grass is dry. The TimeCutter range has five models, from 34 to 50 inches. The new compact 50-inch model saves up to 20% on storage space compared with the 50-inch TimeCutter MAX, and suits properties up to two acres. "Lawn care isn't one-size-fits-all," said Jens Hoffman, senior marketing manager at Toro.