Snow Removal - Operate the snow plow truck to efficiently and safely remove snow and ice from client properties, assigned property roadways, and other designated areas.
Route Navigation - Follow assigned routes and schedules to cover designated areas for snow removal, ensuring that high-priority areas receive immediate attention.
Equipment Maintenance - Perform routine pre- and post-trip inspections of the snow plow truck, including checking lights, brakes, fluids, and plow or salter functionality. Report any malfunctions or maintenance needs promptly.
Safety Compliance - Adhere to all safety regulations and guidelines while operating the snow plow truck. Ensure proper use of personal protective equipment and maintain a strong focus on safe driving practices.
Communication - Communicate effectively with dispatch or supervisors to receive assignments, report completed tasks, and provide updates on road or property conditions and any issues encountered.
Record Keeping - Maintain accurate records of work performed, including dates, times, areas cleared, and materials used with the First-Choice service verification app.
Weather Monitoring - Stay informed about weather forecasts and conditions to anticipate and respond effectively to changing weather patterns.
Team Collaboration - Coordinate with other snow plow truck operators, maintenance crews, and support staff to ensure efficient snow removal efforts across the designated service areas and client properties.
Safe Driving - Adjust driving techniques and plowing strategies based on road conditions, traffic flow, property conditions and the type of snow accumulation.
Auxiliary Equipment Operation - Operate auxiliary equipment, such as salt spreaders and de-icing equipment, as necessary to enhance property safety.
Training - Participate in training sessions related to safe snow operations, equipment handling, and emergency response protocols.
Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.
