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Operating Engineer / Heavy Equipment Operator
Columbus, WI
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GD Roberts & Co. Inc

Shoveler

Job Description

Summary:
Clears snow and ice from sidewalks, entrances, stairs, and other walkways at industrial and commercial properties, as contracted or instructed. Works as part of a crew to keep customer sites safe and accessible for employees and visitors during winter weather.
Essential Functions:
Shovel, blow, or sweep sidewalks, entrances, stairs, ramps, and loading dock areas Apply salt or other ice melting agents with push spreaders, handheld spreaders, or by hand, following site guidelines Safely operate snow blowers, power brooms, and walk-behind spreaders Clear around doors, hydrants, storm drains, ADA ramps, and other areas plows cannot reach Follow assigned routes and site priorities as directed Check completed areas for missed spots, refreezing, or hazards, and report concerns Record service times and completed sites, including photos when required Perform basic care of hand tools and small equipment, such as fueling and cleaning, and report damage Follow all safety procedures and wear required PPE as applicable Transport crew members between sites in company vehicles, if an approved driver Assist with seasonal equipment setup, cleanup, and storage Assist with any other duties as assigned
Schedule & Availability:
On call throughout the snow season, approximately [November through April] Must be available nights, weekends, and holidays, and able to report within [60 minutes] of a call-out Work often begins in the early morning hours so sites are clear before customers open Shifts may be extended during major storms
Basic Requirements:
Physical ability to shovel snow for up to several hours continuously Ability to follow verbal and written instructions and work as part of a team Basic computer, smartphone, and written/verbal communication skills Reliable transportation and dependable attendance during snow events Drivers must hold a valid driver's license and maintain a clean driving record to transport crews from site to site
Preferred Qualifications:
Prior snow removal, landscaping, or outdoor labor experience Experience operating snow blowers or other small power equipment Interest in training on larger equipment, with the opportunity to advance to
Equipment Operator Pay:
$30.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person

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