Tractor Driver

Posted 8 days ago

mid minnesota entertainmentWyoming (MN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$15.50 - $21.00 per hour

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About the role

Tractor Driver The Dead End Hayride is seeking motivated Tractor Drivers to safely transport our attendees through our interactive Haunted Attraction. Join our team and help provide Minnesota's Ultimate Horror Experience with a full night of entertainment. Experience/
Education: Previous experience in farm, heavy equipment, or commercial semi driving is preferred. Must have reliable transportation and a valid driver's license. Ability to work weeknights, weekends, and in all weather conditions. Must be able to work independently and safely at all times. License: CDL Class A (Preferred but not required)
Duties and Responsibilities: Safely operate a farm tractor with a wagon attached. Navigate through dimly lit trails and busy parking areas. Perform general tractor maintenance such as checking oil levels, tire air pressures, and refueling as needed. Meet all company and equipment-related safety requirements. Discern and report issues that need to be addressed by upper management. Communicate equipment issues and understand job assignments. Never exit a machine while it is running and attendees are present on the wagon.
Benefits Include: Wide pay range and opportunities for advancement. Free tickets for The Dead End Hayride, Great Pumpkin Trail, and Pinehaven Farm. Private employee events. On-site training. Flexible scheduling. Reward and hourly bonus programs. Compensation$15.50-$21.00 hourly pay Employment Length 1-2 months Typical Hours Start time: 6-7:00 PMEnd time: 12:00-1:00 AM (Fridays/Saturdays) 9-11:00 PM (Wednesdays/Thursdays/Sundays)Hours per week: 10-25 hours (6-week season)
Location: Wyoming, MNJoin us at The Dead End Hayride for an unforgettable experience, where your dedication to performance and teamwork will create lasting memories for our guests. Apply now to become a part of our dynamic team!

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