Cedarwood Contracting is looking to hire two experienced loader operators for the upcoming 2025/26 snow removal season. If you’re reliable, take pride in your work, and know how to handle a loader in tough winter conditions, we want to hear from you.

Equipment You’ll Operate

- Komatsu WA200 with HLA 4200 (12–18 ft snow wing blade)
- Kubota R630 with HLA 3200 (6–11 ft snow wing blade)

Operators will be responsible for managing a snow route during every snow event of the season.

Duties include

- Plowing during storms to keep properties accessible.
- Completing post-storm cleanup to ensure sites are cleared to Cedarwood’s standards.
- Safely operating and caring for assigned equipment.
- Filling out log sheets to track work completed.

Compensation

- Hourly pay + seasonal retainers available (to be discussed during in-person meetings).

Qualifications

- Minimum 2–3 years’ experience plowing snow with an articulating loader.
- Ability to safely operate and maintain equipment.
- Must be on-call throughout the season (day & night availability).




- Clean driver’s abstract required.
- Reliable transportation to and from work.
- Ability to work long shifts in challenging conditions.

Why Join Cedarwood? Cedarwood Contracting Ltd. provides premium contracting, interlocking brick, landscaping, seasonal maintenance, and snow removal services across HRM. We’re a quick-growing, energetic team that values reliability, professionalism, and quality work.

If you’re an experienced operator looking for steady work this winter with a solid company, we’d like to meet you.

Apply today with your resume and experience details.

Job Type: Seasonal

Pay: $28.00-$40.00 per hour

Application question(s)

- Name your loader snow removal experiences.
- Transportation to and from work?

Experience:
- loader snow removal: 2 years (required)

Licence/Certification:
- drivers licence (preferred)

Work Location: In person

📌 Snow Removal Loader Operators Wanted (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 Cedarwood Contracting
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality