Job DescriptionJob Description:nnPOSITION OVERVIEW We are seeking an experienced, dependable, and highly skilled Snow Plow Truck Operator to join our snow and ice management team. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 5 years of hands-on experience operating a pickup truck equipped with a commercial snowplow, preferably with experience operating Western snowplows, including the Western Wide-Out expandable wing plow. This is a demanding, hands-on position that requires a high level of driving skill, attention to detail, situational awareness, and the ability to work independently in challenging winter weather conditions. The successful candidate will be responsible for safely and efficiently clearing snow from designated commercial and/or residential properties, including parking lots, driveways, entrances, access roads, loading areas, and other assigned surfaces. We are looking for an operator who understands that snow removal is more than simply pushing snow. It requires precision, efficiency, proper snow placement, awareness of property conditions, and a commitment to leaving every site clean, safe, and properly serviced. We are looking for an experienced operator who can confidently take control of a plow truck, work independently, follow site-specific instructions, and deliver professional results without constant supervision. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Snow Plow Truck OperationSafely and efficiently operate a 4x4 pickup truck equipped with a commercial-grade snowplow.Demonstrate advanced operating knowledge of Western snowplows, particularly the Western Wide-Out expandable wing plow.Properly operate all plow functions, including angling, raising, lowering, extending, retracting, and adjusting the plow.Understand the capabilities and limitations of the truck and plow combination.Perform snow removal operations in parking lots, driveways, entrances, laneways, loading areas, access roads, and other designated areas.Maintain proper control of the vehicle and plow in varying snow depths, icy conditions, and restricted spaces.Use appropriate plowing techniques to maximize efficiency while minimizing unnecessary passes and property disruption.Properly manage snow placement to avoid blocking entrances, sidewalks, fire routes, drainage areas, parking spaces, and pedestrian walkways.Maintain awareness of curbs, islands, light standards, signs, bollards, landscaping, parked vehicles, buildings, and other potential obstacles.Operate equipment carefully around customers, pedestrians, employees, and other contractors.Understand when to use straight-blade, angled, scoop, and wing configurations to achieve the best results.Maintain proper plowing patterns and push snow to designated storage locations.Avoid unnecessary damage to pavement, asphalt, concrete, landscaping, and other property features.Recognize when snow accumulation, drifting, or site conditions require additional attention or a change in plowing strategy. 2. Property Maintenance and Snow Clearing StandardsComplete all assigned snow removal work according to company procedures and property-specific requirements.Ensure parking lots and driveways are cleared to the required standard.Clear designated entrances, exits, access lanes, and traffic routes.Pay particular attention to high-traffic areas and areas where snow accumulation may create safety hazards.Ensure snow is not pushed into prohibited areas or locations that obstruct visibility.Maintain access to fire hydrants, emergency exits, loading docks, and designated emergency routes.Follow site-specific snow storage and stacking instructions.Ensure snow is pushed back from curbs, parking spaces, and designated areas when conditions permit.Avoid leaving excessive snow piles, windrows, or uneven snow accumulations.Identify and report areas requiring additional clearing or attention.Complete work in a professional manner, leaving each property neat, accessible, and safe. 3. Winter Weather and On-Call AvailabilityBe available for snow events, including overnight shifts, early mornings, evenings, weekends, and statutory holidays.Respond promptly to calls, texts, or dispatch notifications from management.Be prepared to report to work on short notice when weather conditions require immediate snow removal operations.Understand that snow removal schedules are weather-dependent and may involve extended working hours.Remain on duty for the duration of assigned snow events when required.Monitor weather conditions and communicate availability to management.Arrive at designated locations on time and be prepared to begin operations immediately.Maintain a professional attitude during long shifts and challenging weather conditions.Remain alert and focused throughout operations, recognizing the fatigue and hazards associated with extended winter shifts. 4. Equipment Inspection and MaintenanceComplete pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the assigned truck and plow.Check engine oil, coolant, washer fluid, fuel levels, tires, lights, brakes, and other essential vehicle components.Inspect plow cutting edges, mounting hardware, hydraulic hoses,



electrical connections, pins, trip mechanisms, and other critical components.Verify that all plow functions are operating correctly before beginning work.Ensure headlights, warning lights, backup lights, and other required safety equipment are functioning.Keep the truck cab, exterior, windows, mirrors, and lights clean and free of snow and ice.Ensure the truck is properly fuelled and ready for deployment.Monitor equipment performance throughout each shift.Immediately report mechanical issues, hydraulic leaks, electrical problems, damage, or equipment malfunctions.Report any unusual noises, vibrations, handling issues, or changes in equipment performance.Properly secure the plow and equipment when not in use.Maintain assigned equipment in a clean, organized, and skilled condition. 5. Safety and Risk ManagementFollow all applicable traffic laws, occupational health and safety requirements, and company safety policies.Operate the vehicle at safe speeds appropriate for weather, visibility, road conditions, and site conditions.Maintain a safe distance from other vehicles, pedestrians, buildings, and obstacles.Use extra caution when reversing, turning, backing into snow piles, and operating in confined areas.Understand the importance of reduced visibility during heavy snowfall and blowing snow.Use hazard lights, warning lights, and other required safety equipment appropriately.Never operate equipment while impaired by alcohol, drugs, or any substance that affects safe driving.Never use a cellphone while driving or operating equipment.Wear appropriate winter clothing and required personal protective equipment.Immediately report accidents, property damage, near misses, injuries, and unsafe conditions to management.Follow proper procedures when working around other snow removal equipment and personnel.Recognize unsafe operating conditions and stop work when necessary to prevent injury or property damage.Exercise sound judgment when deciding whether conditions are safe for continued operation. 6. Communication and ReportingMaintain clear and professional communication with management and dispatch throughout snow events.Confirm arrival at assigned properties and report when work has been completed.Notify management immediately of delays, equipment issues, access problems, or changing site conditions.Report any property damage, vehicle incidents, or customer concerns immediately.Provide accurate updates regarding site conditions and work progress.Follow assigned routes, schedules, and instructions.Submit required job completion reports, photos, checklists, or electronic records.Maintain a professional and respectful attitude when interacting with customers, property managers, tenants, and the public. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE The ideal candidate must meet the following requirements:Minimum 5 years of experience operating a pickup truck equipped with a commercial snowplow. This is a key requirement for the position.Proven experience operating commercial snowplow equipment, preferably Western snowplows.Direct experience operating a Western Wide-Out expandable wing plow is a significant asset.Strong understanding of commercial snow removal techniques and proper snow placement.Demonstrated ability to operate a plow truck safely and efficiently in tight spaces and challenging winter conditions.Valid Ontario G driver's licence with a clean or acceptable driving record.Ability to provide a current driver's abstract upon request.Strong knowledge of vehicle and plow operation, inspections, and basic troubleshooting.Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.Ability to work overnight shifts, weekends, holidays, and extended hours during snow events.Physically capable of performing the duties associated with winter operations, including entering and exiting vehicles, equipment inspections, and handling required tools and supplies.Reliable transportation to and from the designated reporting location.Solid communication skills and the ability to follow instructions.A dependable, responsible, and safety-conscious approach to work. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS The following qualifications and experience would be considered strong assets:Experience operating Western Wide-Out, MVP, Pro Plus, or similar commercial-grade snowplows.Experience operating 3⁄4-ton or 1-ton pickup trucks equipped for commercial snow removal.Previous experience working on commercial snow removal contracts.Experience maintaining parking lots for retail plazas, industrial facilities, office buildings, condominium properties, or other commercial sites.Experience working with GPS-based dispatching, route tracking,



and electronic job completion systems.Basic mechanical knowledge of pickup trucks, hydraulic systems, and snowplow equipment.Experience working as part of a coordinated snow removal crew.Previous winter operations experience with a professional snow and ice management company. REQUIRED SKILLS AND PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES The successful candidate will demonstrate: Advanced Driving and Plowing SkillsExcellent vehicle control and spatial awareness.Ability to manoeuvre a plow truck confidently in tight parking lots and restricted areas.Ability to execute efficient plowing patterns and properly manage snow piles.Good judgment when operating around vehicles, structures, and pedestrians. Reliability and AccountabilityConsistently reports to work when scheduled or called in.Understands the importance of responding promptly during snow events.Takes ownership of assigned properties and equipment.Completes work thoroughly without cutting corners. Attention to DetailNotices areas that have been missed or require additional clearing.Understands that entrances, corners, loading areas, and high-traffic locations require special attention.Takes pride in delivering a clean, professional finished product. Independent Decision-MakingCan assess site conditions and determine the most effective plowing approach.Works efficiently without requiring constant direction.Recognizes when a situation requires assistance or management intervention. ProfessionalismMaintains a positive and respectful attitude.Treats company equipment and customer properties with care.Represents the company professionally at all times.Demonstrates a strong work ethic and commitment to quality. WORKING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS This position involves working outdoors and operating equipment in demanding winter conditions. The successful candidate must be comfortable with:Working in freezing temperatures, snow, sleet, freezing rain, and high winds.Operating a pickup truck for extended periods.Working overnight, early morning, evening, weekend, and holiday shifts.Extended shifts during significant snowfall events.Navigating snow-covered, icy, uneven, and poorly visible surfaces.Frequent entering and exiting of the truck for inspections and site assessments.Remaining alert and focused during extended periods of operation.Working independently in changing and sometimes unpredictable conditions. PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS The Snow Plow Truck Operator will be evaluated on the following:Quality of Work: Properties are cleared thoroughly and according to company standards.Efficiency: Work is completed in a timely manner without compromising quality or safety.Reliability: Reports to work promptly and remains available during assigned snow events.Safety: Operates equipment responsibly and follows all safety procedures.Equipment Care: Maintains assigned truck and plow in good working condition.Communication: Provides timely updates and reports issues appropriately.Professionalism: Represents the company positively and treats customers and properties with respect.Accountability: Takes responsibility for assigned work and follows through on all duties. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR We are not looking for someone who has simply driven a pickup truck in the winter or has occasionally operated a small residential plow. We are looking for a seasoned snow plow operator with at least five years of actual pickup truck plowing experience, who understands commercial snow removal and has the ability to operate professional-grade equipment confidently. The ideal candidate knows how to operate a plow efficiently, understands how to manage snow in commercial parking lots, can work independently, and takes pride in leaving a property properly cleared. Experience with a Western Wide-Out expandable wing plow is particularly valuable because this equipment requires an understanding of its additional operating functions, positioning, and capabilities. We value operators who are dependable, experienced, safety-conscious, mechanically aware, and committed to doing the job right. COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYMENT DETAILS Compensation will be based on experience, qualifications, and demonstrated operating ability. Additional employment details:Employment type: Seasonal winter employment.Hours: Weather-dependent and on-call.Schedule: Flexible and determined by snowfall and operational requirements.Work location: Assigned commercial and/or residential properties.Opportunities for returning seasonal employment may be available based on performance and operational needs. HOW TO APPLY Qualified candidates are invited to submit their resume outlining their previous snow removal experience, the types of trucks and plows they have operated, and the number of years of hands-on experience. Please include specific details about your experience operating Western snowplows, particularly the Western Wide-Out, if applicable. Only candidates with substantial hands-on snowplow truck operating experience will be considered for this position. We are looking for experienced operators who take pride in their work, understand the demands of commercial snow removal, and can be counted on when winter weather hits.

📌 Snow Plow Operator (Brampton)
🏢 Beera Construction
📍 Brampton