Hydroseeder /Delivery CDL A Driver-MN

Posted 8 days ago

djs landscape managementSaint Paul (MN)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Landscaping Services

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25 - $39/hr

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About the role

Hydroseeder / Delivery CDL A DriverJoin our team in a hands-on, year-round role supporting commercial landscape and snow operations across Minnesota. During the growing season, you'll deliver bulk materials directly to job sites, haul materials and equipment between locations, and support landscape crews in the field. You'll also have the opportunity to cross-train on specialized equipment, including hydroseeders, water tankers, and spray equipment, giving you the chance to build your skills and take on more responsibility. When winter arrives, your role shifts with the season. You may operate heavy equipment or CDL Class A salt trucks as part of our commercial snow removal operations, helping keep customer properties safe and accessible through Minnesota winters. Team Member Benefits Competitive base pay: $25 - $39/hr., based on experience Snow pay Compensation Incentives Health, Vision, & Dental Benefits 401(k) plan, with company match Short Term and Long Term Disability Employee Assistance Program Performance reviews Annual boot reimbursement Annual rain gear reimbursement Company events Awards and recognition from peers and leaders Ongoing training and development Career advancement

Requirements:

CDL A required 1 year of CDL A driving experience
Strong problem-solving skills
Desire and ability to work with a team to accomplish goals
Desire to grow and improve
Well-developed time management skills
Ability to bend, squat, and lift for extended periods of time
Able to work outdoors in a wide variety of conditions for an extended period
Smartphone required

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