ASSEMBLE PATH · ONTARIO TRADE 421C

Turf Equipment Technician

A Turf Equipment Technician diagnoses, maintains and repairs mowing equipment, golf carts, traction units, small powered equipment and tow-behind equipment. These technicians are employed at golf clubs and courses, equipment distributors and dealerships, equipment rental shops, provincial parks, sod farms, municipal and other government agencies. Specifically, a Turf Equipment Technician:

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NON-COMPULSORY IN ONTARIOTRANSPORTATION / MOTIVE POWER
Turf Equipment Technician working safely in a representative workplace

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WHY THE WORK MATTERS

Precision-maintained equipment creates safe, consistent playing and public spaces.

Turf equipment technicians diagnose, sharpen, calibrate, maintain and repair mowing, utility, sprayer, traction and small-powered equipment used to create consistent turf conditions.

5,000 hoursgeneral apprenticeship duration
$46,000estimated median at 2,000 paid hours
Ontario tradenon-compulsory classification

EXPLORE IN ORDER

Four questions. One clearer next step.

WHERE THE WORK LIVES

Real settings for real work

golf courses and clubsturf-equipment dealershipsmunicipal parks departmentssports-field operationssod farms and landscape fleets

EVIDENCE BASE

Sources & verification

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