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Greenscape USA Inc

Construction Laborer with CDL

Parma, OH · On-site

$25/hr

Our work spans construction, landscape installations, and snow plowing. Schedule & Benefits • Full-time, year-round employment • Typically 40 hours per week, plus or minus as needed • Most ...

Xtreme Snow Pros

Plow Truck Specialist

West Milford, NJ · On-site +1

$40/hr

... plowing from 1- inch or more from beginning of a snow event to the end. They are also in charge of salting as needed at the end of the event. Working in the tri-state area in one of our late model ...

Greenscape USA Inc

Construction Laborer with CDL

Parma, OH · On-site

$25/hr

Our work spans construction, landscape installations, and snow plowing. Schedule & Benefits • Full-time, year-round employment • Typically 40 hours per week, plus or minus as needed • Most ...

The Grounds Guys

Snow Removal Team Member

Helena, MT · On-site

$18 - $25/hr

PLOW DRIVERS AND SNOW SHOVELERS NEED A PLACE TO LIVE FOR THE WINTER? THIS COULD BE THE JOB FOR YOU!!!! Work Hard, Play Hard is our motto! We are seeking a passionate, experienced landscape team ...

The Grounds Guys

Snow Removal Team Member

Bozeman, MT · On-site

$18 - $25/hr

PLOW DRIVERS AND SNOW SHOVELERS NEED A PLACE TO LIVE FOR THE WINTER? THIS COULD BE THE JOB FOR YOU!!!! Work Hard, Play Hard is our motto! We are seeking a passionate, experienced landscape team ...

The Grounds Guys

Snow Removal Team Member

Bozeman, MT · On-site

$18 - $25/hr

PLOW DRIVERS AND SNOW SHOVELERS NEED A PLACE TO LIVE FOR THE WINTER? THIS COULD BE THE JOB FOR YOU!!!! Work Hard, Play Hard is our motto! We are seeking a passionate, experienced landscape team ...

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How much do snow plowing jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 24, 2026, the average hourly pay for snow plowing in the United States is $24.36, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.47 and $28.85 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What Is a Snow Plowing Job?

Snow plowing jobs focus on snow removal and winter road care. Exact duties and responsibilities depend on where are find employment. State transportation departments hire snow plow drivers to clear highways and main roads after a snowfall. They may also apply ice-melting compounds to the streets. Cities often employ people to drive their snow plow fleet, though these drivers may have other job duties during the offseason. A professional who works in snow plowing may also remove snow from areas such as commercial parking lots, sidewalks, or airport runways on behalf of a private contractor.

How much money can you make plowing snow?

Snow plowing can pay between $15 and $50 per hour, depending on factors such as experience, location, and whether you work for a company or as an independent contractor. Seasonal contracts or emergency calls may also increase earnings, especially during heavy snowfall periods. Skilled operators with proper equipment and certifications can earn higher wages.

What is snow plowing?

Snow plowing is the process of removing snow from outdoor surfaces, such as roads, driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks, using specialized equipment called snow plows. This job is essential for maintaining safe and accessible pathways during and after snowfalls, especially in regions with heavy winter weather. Snow plow operators may work for municipal public works departments, private contractors, or property management companies. Their responsibilities include operating plow vehicles, applying de-icing materials, and ensuring that cleared areas remain safe for vehicles and pedestrians.

How much to plow a 200 foot driveway?

Snow plowing for a 200-foot driveway typically costs between $20 and $50 per visit, depending on factors like snow depth, driveway complexity, and local rates. Professional snow plow operators often charge by the driveway size or hourly, and experience with equipment like plow trucks or snow blowers can affect pricing. It's advisable to get quotes from local providers for accurate estimates based on your specific needs.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Snow Plow Operator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Snow Plow Operator, you need a valid commercial driver’s license (CDL), strong vehicle operation skills, and knowledge of snow removal techniques. Familiarity with snow plowing equipment, salt spreaders, and GPS route tracking systems is essential. Attention to detail, reliability, and the ability to work independently in harsh weather conditions are standout soft skills. These abilities are crucial for ensuring safe and efficient roadways during winter storms, protecting public safety and minimizing disruptions.

What are some common challenges faced by snow plowing professionals during peak winter months?

Snow plowing professionals often face challenges such as working long, irregular hours during storms, navigating hazardous road conditions, and responding quickly to unexpected weather changes. The role may require operating heavy machinery in low visibility and extreme cold, which demands strong attention to safety procedures. Effective communication with dispatchers and teamwork with other plow operators are essential to prioritize routes and maintain community safety during peak weather events.

Is snow plowing good money?

Snow plowing can be a profitable job, especially during winter months when demand is high. Earnings depend on factors such as location, experience, equipment used, and whether the work is seasonal or year-round, with some operators earning a competitive hourly rate or contract fee.

What jobs pay 2000 a day?

Snow plowing jobs typically do not pay $2000 a day; high earnings in snow removal are usually associated with large-scale commercial contracts or seasonal emergency services, which may pay premium rates. Most snow plowing work pays hourly or per project, with daily earnings varying based on workload, location, and experience.
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Infographic showing various Snow Plowing job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 86% Full Time, 13% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $50,672 per year, or $24.4 per hour.

Field Equipment Manager (Operator)

NorthShire Inc.

Nashua, NH

$24 - $40/hr

Full-time

Retirement, PTO

Posted 21 days ago

Job description

Field Equipment Manager - NorthShire Inc.

Benefits/Perks

  • Flexible scheduling (part-time options available for the right candidate)
  • Flexible hours
  • Competitive compensation
  • Paid time off
  • 401k match
  • Career advancement opportunities
  • Take-home company truck (full-time only)
  • Indoor heated shop for equipment maintenance
Job Summary

NorthShire Inc., a landscaping/construction company in Nashua NH, is seeking a skilled Field Equipment Manager to oversee our equipment fleet. This full-time (or part-time) role involves operating, maintaining, and managing a diverse range of equipment, including loaders of varying sizes, mini excavators, Bobcats with various skid steer attachments, trucks (F-350s & F-550s), trailers, Finn bark blower and hydroseeder, lawn mowers/landscape maintenance equipment, bark mulch blowers, hydroseeding units, plows including Metal Pless, Snow Wolf, Snow-ex, etc., salt spreaders (Sno-Way), and brine equipment for snow plowing and ice management. The Field Equipment Manager will create and follow maintenance schedules, utilize technology such as Fleetio for equipment tracking and management, transport equipment to and from job sites or rental customers, determine whether repairs can be handled in-house or require professional service, delegate basic tasks such as lawn mower blade sharpening and oil changes, and work as a sub-contractor for tasks such as irrigation pipe pulling, digging sono tubes for decks, loader/skid steer work, excavation, bark blowing, and hydroseeding. The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined, highly organized, experienced in operating and maintaining equipment for landscaping and snow management operations, capable of serving as a snow plow operator using loaders, plows, salt spreaders, and brine equipment, and able to work with others to delegate tasks effectively.
Responsibilities
  • Operate equipment (loaders of varying sizes, mini excavators, Bobcats with various skid steer attachments, trucks (F-350s & F-550s), mowers, Finn bark blower and hydroseeder, plows including Metal Pless, Snow Wolf, Snow-ex, etc., salt spreaders (Sno-Way), brine equipment), Toro mowers, safely and efficiently for landscaping, snow plowing, ice management, brush cutting, mulch blowing, and hydroseeding tasks
  • Perform and track routine maintenance on all equipment, including oil changes, filter replacements, blade sharpening, snow plow component checks (including Metal Pless, Snow Wolf, Snow-ex), salt spreader calibration (Sno-Way), brine equipment maintenance, and mulch blower hose inspections
  • Create and follow maintenance schedules using technology such as MaintainX to track and ensure timely upkeep
  • Leverage MaintainX for equipment tracking, maintenance logging, and operational efficiency
  • Work with team members to delegate basic tasks such as lawn mower blade sharpening and oil changes to optimize efficiency
  • Work as a sub-contractor for tasks including irrigation pipe pulling, digging sono tubes for decks, loader/skid steer work, excavation, bark blowing, and hydroseeding
  • Diagnose equipment issues and decide whether repairs can be completed in-house or require external professional services
  • Coordinate and execute drop-off and pick-up of equipment to job sites or rental customers, including sites for snow plowing, ice management, brush cutting, mulch blowing, and hydroseeding
  • Maintain accurate records of maintenance schedules, repair logs, and equipment usage within MaintainX
  • Ensure equipment, including plows (Metal Pless, Snow Wolf, Snow-ex), salt spreaders (Sno-Way), brine equipment, brush cutting attachments, Finn bark blower and hydroseeder, is clean, fueled, and ready for operation
  • Manage trailer transport and ensure compliance with safety and DOT regulations (as needed for larger equipment moves)
  • Collaborate with the team to prioritize equipment availability for landscaping, snow plowing, ice management, skid steer brush cutting, bark mulch blowing, and hydroseeding operations
  • Maintain a safe and organized storage area for equipment and tools, utilizing the indoor heated shop
Qualifications
  • High school diploma/GED required; technical training or certification in equipment maintenance preferred
  • Licenses Required:
    • Drivers License (CDL not required)
    • *Massachusetts Hydraulics License required (see addendum)
    • *Green Snow Pro Certification required (see addendum)
  • Proven experience operating and maintaining equipment for landscape maintenance, excavation, commercial snow plowing, ice management, skid steer brush cutting, bark mulch blowing, and hydroseeding (loaders of varying sizes, mini excavators, Bobcats with various skid steer attachments, trucks (F-350s & F-550s), mowers, Finn bark blower and hydroseeder, mulch blowers, hydroseeding units, plows including Metal Pless, Snow Wolf, Snow-ex, salt spreaders (Sno-Way), brine equipment, etc.)
  • Excavation and hardscape construction experience a plus
  • Ability to assist and/or fill in for "equipment heavy" jobs, perform one-man operations impeccably
  • Strong mechanical skills with the ability to perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot equipment issues, including snow plow hydraulics (Metal Pless, Snow Wolf, Snow-ex), salt spreader systems (Sno-Way), brine equipment, brush cutting attachments, mulch blower systems, and hydroseeding pumps
  • Experience using fleet management software such as Fleetio for maintenance tracking and equipment management preferred
  • Ability to create and follow maintenance schedules and leverage technology to optimize equipment performance
  • Ability to work with others to delegate basic tasks such as lawn mower blade sharpening and oil changes effectively
  • Ability to assess repair needs and make cost-effective decisions about in-house vs. outsourced repairs
  • Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record, experience towing trailers is required, CDL is a plus
  • Excellent time management and organizational skills
  • Strong problem-solving abilities and attention to detail
  • Comfortable working independently and as part of a team
  • Basic computer skills for maintaining digital maintenance logs, including proficiency with Fleetio
  • Strong understanding of landscaping and snow management operations preferred
Work Environment
  • Part-time or full-time role with flexible scheduling
  • Work primarily at NorthShire’s indoor heated shop and job sites, with occasional travel for equipment delivery/pick-up
  • Exposure to outdoor conditions, including winter weather for snow plowing and ice management, rugged terrain for brush cutting and excavation, and dust/debris for mulch blowing and hydroseeding
  • Provided with necessary tools and access to maintenance resources, including Fleetio software
Addendum
*Massachusetts Hydraulics License must be obtained within the first year of employment if not already held. *Green Snow Pro Certification must be obtained within the first year of employment if not already held.
Join Our Team
At NorthShire Inc., we’re committed to excellence in the landscaping industry, powered by a fleet of cutting-edge equipment like advanced Bobcats with various skid steer attachments, loaders, plows (Metal Pless, Snow Wolf, Snow-ex), salt spreaders (Sno-Way), brine equipment, and state-of-the-art Finn bark blower and hydroseeder. We’re a forward-thinking team that embraces innovation, always seeking new ways to do more with less while delivering top-quality results. As a Field Equipment Manager, you’ll join a dedicated, small team where your skills and ideas will help shape our evolving operations. If you’re ready to work with the best tools, push boundaries, and grow with a dynamic company, apply today to become part of NorthShire Inc.