LIGHT DUTY TOW TRUCK OPERATOR

Posted 16 days ago

plains towing recoveryGillette (WY)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Motor Vehicle Towing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$22.50–$30/hour

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About the role

Light Duty Tow Truck Operator – Gillette, WYPlains Towing is hiring reliable, safety-conscious drivers to join our Gillette team. Whether you're an experienced operator or new to towing and recovery, we provide paid in-house training to get you certified on our equipment.

Pay & Benefits: $22.50–$30/hour DOE, depending on experience, plus unlimited overtime and performance bonuses Health insurance 401(k) with 3% company match 40 Hours PTO per year - increasing annually Uniform, Winter Gear, and other required PPE Provided Schedule This is a 5-day-per-week schedule, either Sunday–Thursday or Tuesday–Saturday (shift assignment based on rotation/seniority). It's tow/recovery work, not a standard desk job, within those 5 days expect: Shifts that can run 12+ hours depending on call volume Occasional long-distance tow/recovery runs on short notice Work in all weather conditions

What You'll Do: Load, secure, and transport vehicles safely and without damage Operate wreckers and other specialized recovery equipment Respond to tow/recovery calls, including long-distance dispatches Maintain assigned equipment and facilities in safe working condition Follow all DOT and company safety regulations Qualifications 21+ years old Valid driver's license required. Class A CDL is required for rotator/heavy-unit positions; a standard license may qualify you for lighter-duty units, with the option to train into CDL roles. Able to lift 50 lbs occasionally, 25 lbs frequently Able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check

How to Apply: Apply online! We aim to respond to all applicants within 3 Business Days.

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