The Ohio Department of Transportation is seeking to hire eligible workers to operate and maintain plow trucks for the winter season.
Possess a valid Class A or Class B CDL and with no air brake restrictionBe able to pass a physical ability testMust have an email address
The state highway agency is also offering $2,500 in retention funds for employees with a valid CDL license who are a part of winter operations. Additionally, the Ohio Department of Transportation is encouraging potential candidates to apply for highway maintenance worker positions by offering to pay for training for a CDL.Most Read
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