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Safely operate CDL Class A vehicles including chip trucks, log trucks, and equipment trailers ... Experience hauling heavy equipment and trailers * Tree service or construction experience preferred ...

Safely operate CDL Class A vehicles including chip trucks, log trucks, and equipment trailers ... Experience hauling heavy equipment and trailers * Tree service or construction experience preferred ...

Safely operate CDL Class A vehicles including chip trucks, log trucks, and equipment trailers ... Experience hauling heavy equipment and trailers * Tree service or construction experience preferred ...

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How much do chip hauling jobs pay per week?

As of Sep 4, 2026, the average weekly pay for chip hauling in the United States is $1,459.17, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $1,250.00 and $1,625.00 per week, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is chip hauling?

A Chip Hauling job involves transporting wood chips, typically from sawmills or logging sites to paper mills, biomass facilities, or other processing plants. Drivers operate specialized trucks, such as chip vans or open-top trailers, designed to carry large volumes of lightweight material. The job may require multiple daily trips within a regional area, often involving backhauls to maximize efficiency. Safety, weight compliance, and proper loading techniques are essential aspects of the role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in chip hauling?

To thrive in Chip Hauling, candidates typically need a commercial driver's license (CDL), safe driving record, and experience operating heavy trucks or trailers. Familiarity with haul truck operation, GPS fleet management systems, and proper loading/unloading procedures are essential, with some employers requiring DOT certifications. Strong communication, time management, and reliability are valuable soft skills for meeting delivery schedules and addressing unforeseen issues. These qualities ensure loads are transported efficiently and safely, supporting smooth operations in forestry, milling, and related industries.

What are the typical work hours and scheduling expectations for chip hauling?

Chip Hauling jobs often involve early morning starts and may require working long shifts, including occasional nights or weekends, depending on production demand and delivery schedules. Drivers usually follow regular routes from mills, forests, or production sites to end users, but schedules can vary if unexpected delays occur. Most employers prioritize safety and regulatory compliance, providing regular breaks and routine vehicle checks. Team communication is important, as you may coordinate with dispatchers, loaders, and site supervisors to optimize loads and keep deliveries running smoothly. Understanding the schedule and teamwork involved can help you plan for a balanced and successful work experience in this field.

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Guest Service Specialist at Clark Planetarium - Open until filled

Salt Lake County

Salt Lake City, UT • On-site

$13.25 - $17.50/hr

Temporary

Re-posted 29 days ago


Salt Lake County rating

7.3

Company rating: 7.3 out of 10

Based on 48 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

594th of 855 rated public administrative organizations


Job description

Job Description

JOB SUMMARY

Guest Service Specialists are the front line of service for Clark Planetarium and are essential to creating a positive and memorable experience for all planetarium guests. As the friendly "face" of the planetarium, their primary function is to provide a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere for our guests and contribute to the shared responsibility of maintaining a safe environment. They support the delivery of Clark Planetarium's educational mission through efficient and conscientious facilitation of retail, exhibit, and theater experiences, as well as helping to keep guest areas clean and presentable. The duties for a Guest Service Specialist include the following:

Experience Guide 

  • Welcome visitors as they enter the building and assist with wayfinding and traffic flow, including the locations of bathrooms and water fountains, directions to the theaters, etc. Provide a positive experience through prompt, pleasant, and courteous service.
  • Engage guests throughout the planetarium and make yourself available to answer questions and inquiries about the shows and exhibits we offer, current events in the building, membership plans, Planetarium procedures and policies, possible ADA accommodations, and basic Astronomy.
  • Be approachable and friendly while sharing the excitement of Astronomy with guests.
  • Assist if problems arise, helping guests to deal with everything from health concerns and lost parents, to disagreements and miscommunicated expectations.
  • Help keep the guest areas clean, assisting the custodial staff to pick up trash and wipe down surfaces. Quickly report any major issues to the custodial and facilities staff.

Retail

  • Sell tickets to Dome and IMAX shows, Planet Fun Science Store merchandise, and Satellite Snacks concessions to guests.
  • Let guests know about the value of our membership plan and be ready to answer questions.
  • Follow proper procedures and policies, and maintain food handler permit.
  • Be able to answer questions about merchandise, specifically the types of telescopes and how they work.

Theater Usher

  • Assist guests into both the Dome and IMAX Theatres, verifying and taking tickets, handing out IMAX 3D glasses, and guiding guests to their seats if needed.
  • Assist in cleaning of theaters between shows, including sanitizing IMAX 3D glasses.

School and Rental Group Guide

  • Be knowledgeable about what groups are using the building and what their schedules are.
  • Be friendly and knowledgeable in greeting groups, guiding them through the building, and answering their questions.

Background Check Information: 

Due to the nature of this position, the successful applicant must pass a required background check through fingerprinting and enrollment in the continuous RAP Back (Record of Arrest and Prosecution Back) program in accordance with current County Human Resources policy requirements. 

TEMPORARY POSITIONS:

An "At Will", FLSA non-exempt employee who is not eligible for County benefits and who must work an average of 29 hours or less per week or an average of 129 hours or less per month.

  • Must work an average of 29 hours or less per week or an average of 129 hours or less per month.
  • Are not eligible for County benefits except as otherwise provided for by policy.
  • Are not considered merit employees.
  • Are "at will" employees who may be terminated for any reason, without notice, and without a pre-termination hearing.
Employment Type: OTHER

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