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City of Kingston is seeking a Driver Labourer for Winter Control (Up to 11). Responsible for operating, inspecting and maintaining farm/construction equipment and trucks in a safety‑minded team.
The seasonal role runs up to 40 hours per week during peak periods (Dec 1–Mar 31) for snow removal and winter control. Bring a valid DZ license and a high school diploma; prior winter operations/public works experience is preferred.
Job Title: Driver Labourer - Winter Control (Up to 11)
Responsible for the operation, inspection and maintenance of various types of farm/construction equipment and trucks in a highly safety conscious manner.
The hours for this seasonal position maximise at 40 hours per week during peak periods December 1 – March 31 for snow removal and winter control.
We keep Kingston’s infrastructure and public spaces safe, clean, and functional through a wide range of operations. Our team maintains roads, sidewalks, parks, sports fields, gardens and trees; manages seasonal operations such as snow removal; and responds to drainage and storm issues, ensuring the city remains vibrant and well‑maintained year‑round.
**This position receives 4% in lieu of vacation + 13% in lieu of all benefits in addition to hourly rate of pay**
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