Job Description
SUMMARY:
As a Snow Removal Operator, you are responsible for safely, efficiently, and thoroughly performing assigned snow removal operations while maintaining a high standard of care for Company equipment and customer property.
The Snow Removal Operator operates and cares for assigned snow removal equipment, performs snow removal services according to established Company procedures and customer requirements, communicates effectively with the Snow Removal Team Leads and team members, and maintains a strong focus on safety, quality, and attention to detail.
The specific equipment, duties, and level of responsibility assigned to each operator may vary based on training, experience, demonstrated skill, equipment authorization, operational needs, and the requirements of each assignment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Safely and efficiently operate assigned snow removal equipment in accordance with Company procedures, manufacturer instructions, and applicable safety requirements
Perform assigned snow removal operations at residential, commercial, roadway, parking, and other customer locations
Clear snow from driveways, roads, parking areas, walkways, and other assigned areas
Follow established routes, work assignments, snow placement requirements, and customer-specific instructions
Maintain awareness of pedestrians, vehicles, structures, landscaping, gates, curbs, retaining walls, pavement, and other property features
Inspect assigned equipment before, during, and after use
Report equipment damage, mechanical issues, maintenance needs, or unsafe conditions promptly
Follow all Company safety policies, procedures, and training requirements
Maintain a positive, professional, and team-oriented attitude
The duties and responsibilities list is not designed to be an exhausted list of what will be assigned to you. Employees may prefer other duties as assigned by the manager.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Valid Driver’s License and acceptable driving record
Previous experience operating snow removal equipment, heavy equipment, commercial vehicles, or similar equipment is preferred but not required, depending on the position and equipment assigned
Ability to safely operate equipment for which the employee has been properly trained and authorized
Ability to understand and follow written and verbal instructions
Team player who is able to communicate and work well with others
Strong attention to detail
Ability to work outdoors in winter weather conditions
Ability to work safely around moving vehicles, equipment, pedestrians, structures, and other hazards
Ability to occasionally work in a high-stress, fast-paced environment
Must consider safety, courtesy, and care for customer property high priorities
Ability to recognize and communicate unsafe conditions, equipment concerns, property concerns, or other issues to a supervisor
Willingness to work as part of a team and assist with related snow removal tasks as needed
Physical Requirements:
Sit for extended periods while operating vehicles or equipment
Stand and walk while inspecting equipment and performing assigned duties
Use hands and arms to operate equipment controls and perform equipment-related tasks
Reach, bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, climb, or balance as required to safely perform assigned duties
Lift, carry, push, or pull materials, tools, or equipment as required by assigned duties
Safely enter and exit vehicles and equipment
Work on snow, ice, uneven surfaces, and other winter conditions
Maintain sufficient coordination, awareness, and attention to safely operate assigned equipment
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
The majority of work is performed outdoors and may include exposure to:
Snow, ice, rain, wind, and other winter weather conditions
Cold temperatures
Slippery, uneven, or unstable surfaces
Moving vehicles and mechanical equipment
Engine exhaust, dust, dirt, and airborne particles
Loud equipment and machinery
Equipment vibration
Residential, commercial, roadway, parking, and other customer properties
Low-light or nighttime conditions
WORK HOURS
Snow removal operations are dependent upon weather conditions, snowfall, customer needs, and operational requirements.
This position may be scheduled to work early morning, overnight, evening, weekend, or holiday hours when snow removal operations require it.
As a retainer position, the employee may be contacted and scheduled for snow removal work based on operational needs, weather conditions, snowfall, customer requirements, and assigned routes or locations.
COMPENSATION
This is a seasonal retainer position from October 15 through April 30. The seasonal retainer is starting at (depending on experience) $1,178.57 per biweekly pay period during the Snow Removal season, paid according to the Company's regular biweekly payroll schedule and subject to applicable payroll deductions.
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Job Tags
Seasonal work, Night shift, Weekend work, Afternoon shift, Early shift