Site Supervisors train and oversee crews during and after storms on several job-sites. They are responsible for ensuring that all work is completed according to our safety procedures and is up to site-specific standards before the crews leave. Any area that the crews miss is up to the supervisor to touch up. They also prepare and maintain on-site equipment ensuring that all basic repairs, such as tire changing, and jumpstarts, are performed. Our in-house mechanics will see to all other major repairs.

Plow Truck Specialists are responsible for maintaining 1 to 3 different properties along with plowing from 1 inch or more from the beginning of a snow event to the end. They are also in charge of salting at the end of the event when needed. They will be equipped with one of our late model Chevy 3500 pickups with a Western Wideout and salter or our Ram 5500 pickups with a V-Blade and salter. We will match you to a truck and route closest to your home if available.

Wheel Loader Specialists are responsible for maintaining one job-site that they are dedicated to for the entire season. They are responsible for clearing snow from 1-inch or more until the end of the event. We will match you to a job-site closest to your home if available. Our wheel loaders range from 1-yard to 4-yard machines, which are outfitted with Metal Pless Live Edge push boxes or Metal Pless Maxxpro multi-function blades.

Skid Steer Specialists are responsible for maintaining one job-site for the entire season. They are responsible for clearing snow from 1-inch or more until the end of the event. Our late model skid steer fleet is a mixture of Bobcats, JCBs, and Terex machines. The machines are outfitted with Metal Pless Live Edge Pushboxes or Plowmaxx multi-function blades. They are responsible for operating one of these machines inside a full cab with heat and pilot controls. We will match you to the job-site closest to your home if available.

Ice Control Specialists are responsible for applying anti-ice liquids up to 3-days in advance of a storm. They also perform snow push-backs at the completion of every storm. They must be available on a nightly basis to conduct ice watch for black ice or re-freeze conditions. Generally, they do not work during the actual snowstorm, unless additional personnel is required.

Sidewalk Team Leaders are responsible for maintaining multiple properties on a specific route while using a GPS system to navigate them all. They run a sidewalk truck that is equipped with snowblowers, Snowrators, shovels, and more, as well as one laborer. They are in charge of managing multiple aspects, such as their jobs, fellow team members, and work orders.

Sidewalk Machine Operators run one of our 2016 sidewalk machines that are equipped with a hydraulic multi-function snow blade and a liquids system that applies deicer. They are capable of working outdoors in a variety of winter weather conditions. Generally, they operate sidewalk machines on one job-site each storm. We will match you to the job-site closest to your home if available. We are willing to train the right candidate!

Sidewalk Shovelers are responsible for performing all tasks related to sidewalk snow removal, which includes operating sidewalk machines, snowblowers, snow shovels, and other equipment. We provide safety vests and shovels.