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Published on Jul 25 2026

Fall And Winter Services Laborer

$18.59  per hour
Visa required: H-2B
From Oct 1, 2026 to Apr 15, 2027

Employer

1515 Production Dr.
Burlington, KY 41005
United States

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Job description

The plows used are walk-behind push mowers that have plow attachments and are used to clear sidewalks and small parking lots.

Employees will keep the outside of both private commercial buildings (office buildings, retail centers, etc.) and residential buildings in clean and orderly condition by removing snow and leaves from sidewalks, driveways, yards, or parking areas, using snow shovels, snow blowers, snow plows, leaf blowers, rakes, ice chippers, or salt spreaders; gather and empty trash and debris by hand or with a trash picker; fall/winter storm cleanup including clearing debris from grounds; and dormant tree/shrub winter pruning. Clean and perform routine maintenance on equipment and tools when not in use.

Special Requirements

Must lift/carry 50 lbs., when necessary. Work shifts/hours vary by day and work days vary by week depending on snowfall. Saturday and Sunday work required, when necessary. Employer-paid drug testing required of foreign and domestic workers prior to commencing work and post-hire at random, upon suspicion of use, and post-accident. Post-hire background check and employment eligibility (e-Verify) check required of foreign and domestic workers. Post-hire motor vehicle record check required only of foreign and domestic workers who drive company vehicles (driving is not a requirement of all workers in the position). Employer may offer more than the stated work hours depending on weather, business needs, and other conditions. Extreme heat, cold, rain, or drought may affect exact working hours.

Employer Contact Info

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https://kentucky.usnlx.com

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