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TOWN OF HAMMEL TOWN/ROAD MAINTENANCE OPERATOR Seeking applications for a full-time Town/Road Maintenance Operator. Responsibilities include all tasks related to reload maintenance, snow removal, and maintaining right of ways. Other duties include mowing grass, ditching, brush/tree removal, and repair road washouts. General maintenance of the town hall and shop equipment. Preferred requirements include experience operating/general mechanical work of heavy equipment used by the town (road grader, tractor mower, dump truck and backhoe.) Class B commercial Driver’s license is required. Please send resume to: Chairman Joe Zenner N2497 County Road E Medford, WI 54451 Phone: 715-965-0598 179109
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TOWN OF HAMMEL TOWN/ROAD MAINTENANCE OPERATOR Seeking applications for a full-time Town/Road Maintenance Operator. Responsibilities include all tasks related to reload maintenance, snow removal, and maintaining right of ways. Other duties include mowing grass, ditching, brush/tree removal, and repair road washouts. General maintenance of the town hall and shop equipment. Preferred requirements include experience operating/general mechanical work of heavy equipment used by the town (road grader, tractor mower, dump truck and backhoe.) Class B commercial Driver’s license is required. Please send resume to: Chairman Joe Zenner N2497 County Road E Medford, WI 54451 Phone: 715-965-0598 179109
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