Part-Time Help Wanted
April 15, 2021

Borough Council is looking to hire a Part-Time Public Works employee.  We would like to make a hire in May or June of 2021.  

Although road maintenance is the most common type of work performed, laborers in this position also perform park maintenance, equipment maintenance, mow grass, prune trees and hedges, and plant flowers and trees as required. There is a requirement to clean garage areas, as well as clean up litter and empty trash cans. Maintenance of storm sewers and making repairs and/or conducting routine maintenance procedures are required. Sweeping and cleanup of debris and materials from the roads will be required as well as snow and ice removal, including manual shoveling of snow, and pothole maintenance.

The position requires the operation of Borough-owned vehicles, such as pick-up trucks, backhoe, dump trucks, salt spreaders, snowplows, etc. as required. The operation of power tools and equipment, such as mowers, chain saws, air compressors, etc. when required is also necessary.

Safety procedures and practices are required, as well as wearing personal protective equipment.

Pay Rate will be $15-$17/hour dependent upon experience.

Interested candidates may stop by the Borough Office to pick up an application or ask for one to be emailed directly to you.  

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