Spray Technician

Century Golf Partners Management•Buckeye, AZ

3d•$24 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

The Chemical Technician, also known as the Spray Technician, is responsible for the precise and safe application of fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and other turf management products throughout the golf course property. The role supports course health, aesthetics, and playability. Reporting to the Golf Course Superintendent or Assistant Golf Course Superintendent, the Spray Technician operates and maintains specialized application equipment and ensures that handling, mixing, and application procedures comply with local, state, and federal regulations. The position can provide a path toward long-term growth in the golf maintenance industry. This is a full-time position. The work is primarily outdoors in varied weather, with exposure to chemicals, spray equipment, fumes, and moving machinery. The Spray Technician must be available for early mornings, weekends, and overtime as required by weather conditions or treatment timing.

Requirements

Comprehensive knowledge of chemical application equipment, calibration, and turf safety protocols.
Valid driver’s license.
Possess a state-required pesticide applicator license or obtain one within 90 days of hire.
Familiarity with SDS documentation and recordkeeping.
Positive attitude, professionalism, and ability to work in a team-oriented environment.
Understanding of internal controls and confidentiality procedures.
Ability to walk long distances, up to 5 miles per day, and lift 50 pounds.
Availability for early mornings, weekends, and overtime as required by weather conditions or treatment timing.

Nice To Haves

Experience in turf chemical applications; golf course experience is strongly encouraged.
American Red Cross first aid certification.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and/or application tracking systems.

Responsibilities

Apply herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and fertilizers to greens, tees, fairways, roughs, and landscaped areas.
Calibrate and operate mechanical and hand-operated spray and spreader equipment precisely.
Maintain detailed and accurate logs of chemical applications in compliance with regulations.
Inspect and maintain spray equipment to ensure it functions safely.
Maintain safe, organized chemical storage and mixing areas in accordance with OSHA, EPA, and state laws.
Assist with daily course setup and general maintenance tasks as needed.
Stay current on chemical labels, application techniques, and Safety Data Sheets (SDS).
Compile reports of pesticide and fertilizer usage for the Superintendent’s review.
Prepare and apply chemical treatments according to schedules and weather conditions.
Track product inventory and communicate ordering needs.
Inspect treated areas for effectiveness and determine whether reapplication may be needed.
Participate in training and safety meetings related to chemical use and hazard communication.
May assist with other maintenance functions such as mowing, bunker care, or hand-watering.
Follow pesticide-handling, mixing, and application safety guidelines; use required personal protective equipment.
Maintain clean and secure chemical and application-tool storage, report safety hazards, spills, or exposure incidents, and participate in OSHA-required training.