Seasonal Snow Plow Driver

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villani landshapersMenomonee Falls (WI)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25/hour

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About the role

Plow Truck Drivers Wanted Calling all experienced snow removal professionals! Villani Landshapers is looking to add dependable Plow Truck Drivers to our team for the upcoming winter season. If you're an experienced operator who wants reliable communication, fair pay, and a company that values your time, we want to hear from you. Why Join Villani Landshapers? Reliable Paycheck: $25+/hour based on experience, paid weekly and always on time. Convenient Routes: We do our best to assign you to a route near where you live to cut down on drive time. Steady Work: Commercial property routes throughout Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties Respect for Your Time: We give up to 48 hours' notice when snow events are forecasted so you can plan ahead. Strong Team & Reputation: Work with a trusted local company that's been delivering quality outdoor services year-round for decades.
What We're Looking For: Experienced Plow Truck Drivers who possess a valid, insurable driver's license Willingness to be dispatched any time during snow events
Compensation: Starting at $25/hour and up, based on experience Weekly pay always on time
If you're ready to put your skills to work this winter with a company that treats you right, apply today and reserve your route!
Requirements: Previous snow removal experience in a plow truck or salter Valid, insurable driver's license Dependable and punctual Excellent communication skills Bilingual (Spanish) a plus!

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