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Athletic Field Manager

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April 29, 2024 3 minute read

Athletes, coaches, and spectators require optimal surfaces for playing, practicing, and viewing sporting events. Athletic Field Managers create and maintain these fields and facilities. They work to ensure the safety of participants and prepare a playing surface according to specific standards. As they continuously monitor the condition of the field, they schedule maintenance and coordinate projects to keep the facilities at their best. Because they are responsible for the upkeep of such vast areas, Athletic Field Managers are often employed by municipalities, schools, and recreation centers.

Education Requirements

Most Athletic Field Managers hold an associate’s degree in turf management, sports turf management, or a related field. Training in horticulture, soil science, and other related disciplines may also prove beneficial. Additional formal education or certifications are not required, but they can enhance an individual’s qualifications.

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Salaries for Athletic Field Manager

City
Median
New York
$84,000
San Francisco
$81,000
Seattle
$72,000
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City
Median
New York
$84,000
San Francisco
$81,000
Seattle
$72,000
Austin
$70,000
Toronto
$76,000
London
£34,000
Paris
€12,000
Berlin
€79,000
Tel Aviv
₪35,000
Singapore
S$12,000
Beijing
¥14,800
Shanghai
¥194,000
Bengalaru
₹332,000
Delhi
₹250,000
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