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Snow Plow Driver / Operator → Landscape Construction Crew
compensation:
Part-time this winter, full-time in spring $22-$35/hr DOE
employment type:
part-time
experience level:
mid level
job title:
Snow Removal and Landscape lead
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We’re a mid-size landscaping company heading into our 5th season of snow removal. We’re looking for a driver or operator to plow part time this winter, and if it goes well (and we think it will), to join the crew full time this spring as we get back to building landscapes, walls, water features, and more.
We’re a Christian company, and we run on Christian values: honesty, hard work, treating people right, and showing up when we said we would. We also have a strict zero drama policy. Snow is the only thing allowed to pile up around here.
What You’ll Do:
-Plow snow and operate related equipment. You’ll get to push big piles of snow around and get paid for it.
-Support landscape construction and hardscape projects with hand tools and power tools
-Build irrigation systems, walls, water features, and more
-Run heavy equipment, build real skills, and turn a seasonal gig into a career
What We’re Looking For:
-A valid driver’s license and some time behind a plow
-Outdoor work experience and mechanical know-how (if you can diagnose a weird noise before it becomes an expensive noise, we love you)
-Reliable, consistent, and of good character. If you say 4 AM, you mean 4 AM.
-Familiarity with irrigation
-Comfort with hand tools, power tools, and landscaping equipment
-Ability to follow safety protocols and work hard in changing weather. Spokane will give you all four seasons, sometimes in one afternoon.
-Some heavy equipment experience preferred
What You Get:
-Winter work with a team that has your back
-A clear path to full-time work and real career growth
-Training on heavy equipment and construction skills
-Coworkers who don’t gossip, complain, or start group chat wars
- Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.