Skid Steer Operator for Snow Removal

About the role

Run a skid steer clearing commercial lots storm after storm, earn strong winter pay, and turn one strong season into year-round skid steer work.

• When the snow piles up, you're the one who clears it.
• Run a skid steer through the storm.
• Stack, push, and load in tight commercial lots.
• Bank strong seasonal pay for every storm you run, and earn a real shot at year-round work.
• Do the job right and you could keep your seat all summer.

What You'll Own

Clear commercial and residential lots by running a skid steer to push, stack, and load snow the moment a storm hits.

• Work clean in tight spaces, maneuvering around parked cars, islands, curbs, and pedestrians without a scratch.
• Load and relocate snow so lots and drive lanes stay open and usable through the event.
• Read the site and the storm, hitting the priority accounts first, then working through the rest until every lot is done.
• Keep your machine storm-ready with pre- and post-run checks, fueling, and basic maintenance.
• Stay in contact with your manager through the event so nothing gets missed.

What You Bring

• Prior experience operating a skid steer or compact loader, ideally in snow removal or construction.
• A valid driver's license (your motor vehicle record will be reviewed).
• Confidence working in tight commercial lots around vehicles and pedestrians, including in low visibility.
• This is a seasonal winter role (roughly November through April) with on-call storm response: nights, weekends, holidays, and long shifts when snow hits. We aim to clear our properties within about 12 hours of a storm, so when it snows, we need you ready.
• Dependability when the forecast turns. Operators keep the biggest lots open, so we count on you to show.
• The physical stamina to work long, on-call shifts outdoors in cold, snow, and ice, climbing in and out of the machine through the storm.

Why Alt's Operation

• Competitive seasonal pay of $32–$38/hr.
• Uniforms and PPE provided.
• Overtime paid at time-and-a-half for hours over 40 in a week.
• While part time roles do not include benefits, moving to full time would make you eligible for a 401(k) with company match, plus health, dental, life and disability insurance.
• The most direct path to year-round work we offer: skid steer operators who perform can keep running a skid steer into the summer season, based on experience and fit.
• Steady storm hours with one of the largest snow and ice operations in the area, where snow is nearly half of what we do.
• Well-maintained skid steers and equipment, and a crew that has your back through every event.
• A family-oriented company, 13 years in business and growing, where the operators who show up in a storm get noticed.

Where You'll Shine

Be the operator trusted with the machine and the biggest lots on the route. Clear what looks impossible after a heavy storm. And turn one strong winter in the seat into a year-round career with a growing team.