Equipment Operator

Snow Removal OperatorOperates plow trucks, skid loaders, end loaders, and other equipment to clear snow and ice from industrial and commercial properties, as contracted or instructed. Keeps parking lots, drive lanes, loading docks, and entrances safe and accessible so customers' operations can continue during winter weather.Essential Functions:Operate plow trucks, skid loaders, end loaders, and other snow removal equipment to clear parking lots, drive lanes, loading docks, and entrancesPlow, push, and stack snow in designated areas, keeping fire lanes, hydrants, storm drains, and sightlines clearApply salt, brine, or other ice melting agents with spreaders or by hand, following site-specific application guidelinesShovel or blow walkways, entries, and areas that equipment cannot reach, as neededFollow assigned routes and site maps, prioritizing areas according to customer contractsPerform daily pre- and post-shift equipment inspections and basic maintenance (fluids, cutting edges, hydraulics, lights), and report mechanical issues promptlyOperate carefully to avoid damage to curbs, landscaping, buildings, and vehicles; report and document any damage or hazards immediatelyRecord service times, completed sites, and materials used, including photos when requiredCommunicate with the foreman or dispatch on progress, delays, and site conditionsFollow all safety procedures and wear required PPEAssist with seasonal equipment setup, cleanup, and storageAssist with any other duties as assignedSchedule & Availability:On call throughout the snow season, approximately [November through April]Must be available nights, weekends, and holidays, and able to report within [60 minutes] of a call-outWork often begins in the early morning hours so sites are clear before customers openShifts may be extended during major storms, with rest breaks scheduled by the foremanRequirements:Basic Requirements:Valid driver's license with a clean driving record that meets company insurance requirementsExperience operating plow trucks, skid loaders, or loaders [one or more seasons preferred]Ability to read site maps and follow routes and verbal and written instructionsBasic computer, smartphone, and written/verbal communication skillsReliable transportation and dependable attendance during snow eventsPhysical ability to shovel snow for up to several hours continuouslyPreferred Qualifications:Commercial snow removal experience on industrial or large commercial propertiesBasic mechanical knowledge of trucks, plows, and hydraulic equipmentSnow and ice management training, such as SIMA (Snow & Ice Management Association) certificationSalary Description $35.00/hr