The Snow Plow Truck Driver plays a vital role in our snow operations.  Your goal is to get your assigned commercial, industrial or municipal plow site cleared of snow in a manner that is consistent with excellent level of service. This job requires 24/7 availability from November 1st to April 30th. You are “on-call” for that entire time frame however you will primarily be working after there is an ice event, dusting of snow or snowfalls reach a depth of 3/4″ or more.

We utilize state of the art equipment. You will be using a late model truck with a top of the line snow plow (Boss v-plow or Western Wide-out). We work at some of the area’s finest, high-end jobs throughout the Warren, Michigan area.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Safely operate snow plow and salt trucks (pick up trucks and dump trucks) along established routes to remove snow and ice from parking lots, driveways, loading docks, and parking structures in a professional manner.
• Apply salt or de-icing materials as needed after snow removal.
• Perform pre and post-operation inspections of vehicles and equipment to ensure safe and effective operations and communicate with manager.
• Exceeding customer expectations for plowing your particular sites.
• Watching weather conditions on your assigned site.
• Respond promptly to text messages/phone calls when on call.
• Work collaboratively with other team members to complete routes efficiently and safely.
• Maintain a clean and safe job site, while ensuring current landscape and property is not damaged in the efforts of removing snow.
• Priortize safety for both crew members and pedestrians during snow removal operations.
• Maintaining effective communication throughout the snow event

Qualifications:

• Working smartphone in order to take before and after pictures as well as time in and out of job sites.
• Valid driver’s license, Chauffeur Licenses a plus.
• Reliable transportation
• Have some basic mechanical ability
• Have medium duty truck / snow plow experience
• Ability to work extended periods of time (shift vary dependent on snowstorm)
• Ability to work in extreme cold, snow, sleet and darkness.
• Handle pressure well
• Be detail oriented