- Bonus based on performance
- Company car
- Training & development
Snow Plow Driver – Seasonal / Potential Year-Round Employment
Location: Cleveland East and surrounding areas
- Previous commercial snow-plowing experience is required.
- Experience salting commercial parking lots and operating vehicles equipped with salt spreaders.
- Experience operating a skid steer for snow plowing and removal is a plus.
- Snow and ice management certifications or related training are a plus.
- Landscaping crew leader experience is a plus.
- Experience with commercial lawn maintenance, flowerbed maintenance, landscape enhancements, and related outdoor work is a plus.
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
- Must be drug-free and able to pass a drug screening if required.
- Must report to work free from alcohol, drugs, or any substance that could impair safe equipment operation.
- Must have a reliable smartphone with active service.
- Must be comfortable using a mobile app to receive assignments and check in and out at each plow site.
- Ability to upload service information, notes, and site photos through the app when required.
- Reliable transportation to and from our shop.
- Must be available to work any day of the week, including weekends and major holidays, whenever snow or ice conditions require service.
- Strong communication, accountability, reliability, and attention to detail.
- Ability to follow assigned routes, property maps, instructions, and completion procedures.
- Must report accidents, property damage, equipment problems, and unsafe conditions immediately.
- Safely plow snow from commercial parking lots and designated service areas.
- Apply salt evenly and correctly based on site conditions and instructions.
- Use the company’s mobile app to check in upon arrival and check out after completing each property.
- Accurately record arrival times, departure times, services completed, materials used, and property conditions.
- Upload required before-and-after photos, service notes, and documentation.
- Use the phone and mobile app only when safely parked—never while driving or actively operating equipment.
- Monitor changing weather and property conditions during each event.
- Complete assigned properties thoroughly and within the required time.
- Perform basic pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the truck, plow, spreader, lights, and safety equipment.
- Keep the truck and equipment clean and report maintenance needs promptly.
- Communicate with supervisors and remain reachable throughout each snow event.
- Avoid damage to curbs, landscaping, signs, vehicles, buildings, and other property features.
- Assist crew members with sidewalk shoveling, snow blowing, hand salting, and lifting materials when plowing is completed or additional help is needed.
- Repeatedly enter and exit a plow truck.
- Shovel wet, heavy, or compacted snow.
- Perform hand salting and carry bags or containers of ice-melting material.
- Lift, carry, push, pull, bend, twist, and work on slippery surfaces.
- Work outdoors in cold, snowy, icy, and windy conditions.
- Remain alert and work safely during long, overnight, or physically demanding snow events.
- Leading and managing a landscaping crew.
- Commercial lawn mowing, trimming, edging, and property maintenance.
- Flowerbed maintenance, weeding, pruning, and mulching.
- Lawn and landscape enhancement work.
- Safely operating commercial landscaping equipment.
- Managing job quality, crew productivity, and daily documentation.
Schedule: Snow and ice events can occur at any time. Drivers must be available during the day, overnight, on weekends, and on major holidays as needed.
We know the regional and seasonal landscape maintenance challenges our clients are dealing with–in real time–and will respond accordingly.
Established in 1986, U.S. Lawns is the largest and fastest-growing commercial landscape maintenance franchisor in the country. We now have over 200 U.S. Lawns locations in 37 states, and we continue to expand to reach more clients.
National Network of Landscape Professionals
Each of our franchisees provides customers with a full range of commercial lawn care and maintenance services. We’ve trained them to understand the unique grounds maintenance needs specific to office parks, apartment complexes, industrial facilities, healthcare, municipal, hospitality and retail campuses, HOAs, and a wealth of other commercial properties. With that, we have been an effective partner for businesses in reaching their goal to preserve their property’s curb appeal.
We pride ourselves in creating potential for everyone to grow within each of our independently owned and operated U.S. Lawns franchises. Being the “Best Place to Work” means you’re family and we work hard to find the best career fit for your future.
U.S. Lawns locations across the country offer competitive employment opportunities within the landscape industry. Whether you’re an experienced lawn care technician or just starting out on your career path, all you need is a great attitude, a team player mindset and a strong work ethic to be a candidate. No matter the size of the job, our indepen-dent owners know that every U.S. Lawns employee plays a vital role in providing our clients with the exceptional results we promise while giving back to our local communities.
If you enjoy working outdoors, working largely self-directed, and would like a chance to better your community and improve lives, let’s talk!
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