H-2A · Agriculture

Winter Grounds/Maintenance Worker (Ag Equipment Operator)

Agricultural Equipment Operators

Halal Pastures LLC

Rock Tavern, NY — United States

Job duties

Official text in English.

The Winter Grounds/Maintenance Worker will perform general winter maintenance on farm owned property. Clear snow using snowplow, shovels, and ski steer loader. Workers will drive tractors, trucks, and snowplow machines. Remove snow from greenhouses using push brooms and roof clearing tools, keep greenhouse heating units clear of snow. De-ice water lines during extreme cold periods. Clean and service all tractors, field implements, and small equipment used in the growing season. Maintain greenhouses by washing/disinfecting all benches, tools, pots, greenhouse structures, including poly covering and associated equipment. Perform seasonal cleaning of other buildings, including barns, storage sheds, and housing units as needed to prepare for the growing season. Ability to lift up to 80lbs. 1-month verifiable experience in agricultural equipment operation. The number of hours each week and daily work schedule may fluctuate depending on weather conditions.

Requirements

Ability to lift heavy snow (up to 80lbs). Workers referred for this order must have a minimum of 1 month experience in agricultural equipment operation. Work in all weather conditions. Class D license required.

Housing

4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 1,949 Sq. Feet. Full Kitchen.

Transportation

Employer will provide or pay for airline tickets, charter bus services, or other commercial bus service to H-2A or U.S. workers, or permit workers to select any means of transportation that they choose. Employer will reimburse workers at no less than the most economical and reasonable common carrier transportation charges for the distances involved. See Addendum C.

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