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Navarre Youth Sports Association
Park Maintenance Journeyman (Independent Contractor 1099)
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What they do
A Maintenance Helper or Assistant assists maintenance mechanics. Repairs and maintains equipment and machines, such as cars or heating systems. May assemble or adjust machines as directed by a head mechanic.
$33,935 / year median in Florida
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Park Maintenance Journeyman (Independent Contractor
- 1099) 8840 High School Boulevard, Navarre, FL 32566 $20
- $25 an hour
- Full-time $20
- $25 an hour
- Full-time Position Overview The Contractor shall provide routine maintenance, sports turf management, facility upkeep, and event support services for NYSA sports complexes, athletic fields, parks, and associated facilities.
Responsibilities shall include:
Maintaining an updated inventory log of all tools, equipment, and maintenance assets Tracking equipment condition, maintenance history, and repair status Documenting equipment assignments, usage, and storage locations Conducting routine inventory inspections and audits Immediately reporting lost, stolen, damaged, or unsafe equipment to NYSA Recommending replacement or repair of damaged, obsolete, or unsafe equipment Ensuring all tools and equipment are properly secured, stored, cleaned, and maintained after use Maintaining inventory levels of operational supplies including fuel, irrigation parts, field paint, fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, safety equipment, and maintenance materials The Contractor shall provide inventory reports to NYSA upon request and assist in annual budget planning related to equipment replacement, maintenance, and capital improvement needs. Equipment Maintenance Schedule Daily Inspect mowing, edging, and field maintenance equipment before and after use Check oil, fuel, hydraulic fluids, and tire pressure Clean equipment and remove debris buildup Document maintenance and repairs in equipment logs Weekly Sharpen mower blades and inspect belts Inspect irrigation pumps, hoses, and spray heads Inspect trailers, utility vehicles, and attachments Verify operation of safety guards and emergency shutoff systems Monthly Perform preventative maintenance on turf equipment Replace worn or damaged parts Inspect lighting equipment, field drags, and chalking equipment Inventory tools, fuel, and maintenance supplies Seasonal Coordinate major servicing prior to peak sports seasons Winterize equipment and irrigation systems Conduct seasonal turf evaluations and repairs Coordinate outsourced repairs and specialty maintenance as necessary Sports Turf & Grass Cutting Schedule Peak Growing Season (April- October) Mow athletic fields two (2) to three (3) times per week or as necessary Maintain sport-specific mowing heights consistent with professional sports turf standards Monitor irrigation coverage, turf stress, and disease pressure Repair worn turf and high-traffic areas weekly Moderate Growing Season (March & November) Mow fields one (1) to two (2) times weekly as required Perform edging, trimming, weed control, and aeration Adjust irrigation schedules according to weather conditions Dormant / Slow Growth Season (December•February) Mow fields every two (2) to three (3) weeks as necessary Conduct preventative equipment maintenance Perform topdressing, field repairs, and offseason turf management activities All turf management activities shall follow manufacturer recommendations, safety requirements, and recognized sports turf management best practices to maintain safe and tournament-ready playing surfaces.
Pay:
$20.00- $25.