Snow Shoveler Summit Landscape

Employment type: Part-Time
Application Due Date: January 31, 2025

SUMMARY

The Shoveler is a part-time, on call, seasonal position. The Shoveler is responsible for clearing snow from sidewalks and walkways.

COMPANY CORE VALUES

· Possess and demonstrate a strong Work Ethic

· Always have Positive Attitude and promote a positive work environment

· Ensure you and the people around you are providing their best Quality of Work

· Hold your Team and Self Accountable for the work performed

 

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

· Using shovel or snowblower, clear snow and ice particles from client sidewalks and walkways.

· Flexes work schedule as business demands.

· Follows all safety, PPE, tool care, and housekeeping protocols.

· Reports to work on time each day, identifies and suggests job improvements, and strives for quality.

· Performs other related duties as assigned.

 

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

· Reliable transportation.

· Valid Driver License with clean record or chauffeur license is preferred.

 

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

· While performing the duties of this job, the position is regularly exposed to outdoor environmental conditions including extreme cold conditions. Heavy lifting and bending may be required.

· Must be able to lift and move minimum of 50 pounds, including bags of salt and machinery such as snow blowers.

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