Job Description

Compensation: $18-$20 per hour

Job Summary:

We have a immediate opening for one Sweeper Truck Operator to clean and maintain customer parking lots. The ideal candidate would be an experienced sweeping truck operator with knowledge of Snow & Ice Management operating a loader or plow truck.

Sweeping season will end October 15th or 1st snowfall, Snow & Ice Management season will start October 15th or 1st snowfall.

Our Sweeper Operators are high energy, self-starters that require little oversight. Ability to use a handheld blower and able to operate a sweeper truck.

As one of our Sweeper Operators you will:

• Work independently on parking lots at shopping centers, office complexes, restaurants, and retail centers at night.
• Be committed, our Operators will be able to work all weather conditions.
• Get dirty, sometimes this job can be messy.
• Get out of the truck numerous times (4 – 5) a night to do blower work using a backpack blower and pick up trash.

The shifts we offer:

• Start at 11:00P.M, Range from 8 to11 hours a day, Six days a week.

Our Sweeper Operators should be able to:

• Be on your feet for long periods of time and be able to lift or exert force up to 50lbs.
• Read, write and speak clear English that can be easily understood on our cell phones.

To be considered for the position:

• Class A CDL required with air brakes and current medical card.
• You need to be able to demonstrate your knowledge of the Anchorage Area, and Mat – Su Valley.
• You should be persistently punctual.
• Must have a smart phone and reliable transportation to work.
• You must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test and submit to random testing.

Starting compensation for Sweeper Truck Operator is $18.00/$20.00 per hour.

Starting compensation for Snow & Ice Management range for $17.00 /$23.00 per hour DOE

Job Description:

• Follows assigned route on assigned nights of the week.
• Drives sweeping machine that cleans parking lot of trash and other accumulations: Fills water tank of machine from RED Top hydrants only.
• Operator will use backpack blower to blow off store front walks and entrances on the 1st sweep of every week and the last sweep of every week. Will also involve blowing of parking lot corners, cart corrals and round the back of building edges on the 2nd & 4th week of every month.
• Drives sweeper along parking lot curbs, parking spaces, drive lanes, loading dock areas, entrances and fuel centers.
• Moves controls to activate rotary brushes, pick up head and water spray so that machine automatically picks up dust and trash from paved parking lot and deposits it in dirt trap at rear of machine.
• Pulls lever to dump refuse in pit at Anchorage shop.
• May drive machine that sucks leaves into vacuum chamber and be designated Leaf-Sucker Operator.
• Cleans and details machine at Anchorage shop every week – Involves cleaning windows, two screens, and removes mud or other build up from inside & outside hopper. Remove inspection plate on blower fan, check for and or remove debris. Check drive belt for blower fan, to make sure it is tight. Check all fluids and auxiliary engine. Check all other items on truck to make sure it is ready for the next sweep or can pass an inspection at the scales.
• Check all lights, mirrors, wipers, tires, horn, and air break system.
• Operator is responsible to keep inside of cab, clean and free of trash on a daily basis. As well as wash the outside of machine once a week.
• Operator is to re-fuel machine before returning to Anchorage shop after ever shift.
• Operator is required to turn in fuel receipts on a daily basis.
• Operator is to notify Operations Manager & Owner of Company, if he or she receives any citations or complaints.
• Operator is required to carry their CDL Drivers license, medical card and check that the vehicle registration is valid at all times.
• Operator is required to complete and turn in all VIR (Vehicle Inspection Reports) daily.
• Operator is responsible to keep the workplace cleaner than it was prior to shift.

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