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Ultipro in Winona, MN is seeking a Highway Maintenance Worker for the Winona Shop to maintain and repair county roads and bridges, operate heavy equipment, and support drainage system oversight.
The role requires a Class B license with tanker endorsement within a year, a high school diploma, ability to pass drug tests, and a strong safety focus. Starting wage is $28.21/hour, with potential to advance to $36.49/hour, on-site work.
Job Category : Highway
Requisition Number : HIGHW001630
Highway Department
5300 W Highway 61
Winona, MN 55987, USA
Winona County is accepting applications for this position until 4:00 p.m. October 8, 2026.
This position starts at $28.21/hour (DOQ) with advancement up to $36.49/hour.
Work is performed under the general direction of the Highway Maintenance Superintendent. This position requires some independence and judgment in the absence of the Superintendent/Crew Leader (Highway). An employee in this classification operates heavy and light equipment and uses manual labor in the maintenance and repair of County highways, bridges, and drainage systems. This position is occasionally required to traverse rough and irregular terrain by foot. This position does not have direct supervisory responsibility. This position may provide some limited work direction to subordinate highway maintenance workers. The Highway Maintenance Superintendent or Crew Leader (Highway) provides assignments, direction and special instructions.
This classification requires any combination of training and experience which provides the following knowledge, skills, and abilities.
For the complete job classification, including ADA requirements, or to request a copy of the benefit statement for this position, please email WinonaCountyHR@winonacounty.gov.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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