Non-CDL Snow Salt Truck Driver

Posted 5 days ago

djs landscape managementGrand Rapids (MI)

Light Truck Drivers Other Support Activities for Road Transportation

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$24 - $26 per hour

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About the role

Seasonal Salt Truck DriverReady to hit the road and conquer winter? Join us as a Seasonal Salt Truck Driver and melt away winter worries. No CDL? No problem! Chauffeur's License is all you need to join our team and ensure safe parking lots during the snowy season. If you're a seasoned driver who loves winter's challenges, this is your chance to shine! Team Member Benefits Competitive base pay: $24 - $26 per hour, depending on experience and license Chauffeurs License and valid MDOT required (company will assist in acquiring both) Paid Training Referral Incentive - Refer your friends and earn even more! Part-time, seasonal position with flexible scheduling to accommodate your availability DurationPosition is available for the winter season, typically from November 15 to April 15, with opportunities for full-time positions based on performance and business needs.

Requirements:

Drive Non CDL salt trucks to distribute salt and de-icing materials on commercial parking lots
Monitor weather conditions and parking lot surfaces to ensure timely response
Play a vital role in keeping our community safe during winter
Work safely to complete snow removal to customer specifications and quality standards
Submit details of hours, activities and materials in an accurate and timely manner
Complete all training, onboarding, snow removal safety, and route learning
Available for on-call work including nights, days, holidays, and weekend work as needed
Must have access to reliable transportation to and from work and be able to work in extreme weather conditions including subfreezing temperatures and heavy precipitation
Must be at least 18 years of age or older
Valid Chauffeurs License (company will assist in acquiring one)
Smart PhoneValid MDOT (company will assist in acquiring one)

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