snow plow operator

laborer

driver

account manager

operations coordinator

Outworx Group

I was an entry level diesel mechanic starting at Aero. I worked there for 5 years and was promoted to fleet mechanic as the "lead tech" and had a very good experience until the last year when I became the "fleet mechanic". The company separated "fleet" from "operations" and was told what I could do and couldn't do. I was also told by the fleet upper management when diagnosing something that I was wrong and turned out I was correct. The reason why they fired me was because quite literally I went above and beyond my regular work duties and helped out the company. The next day I was fired. I was told plenty of times from employees and past employees to call a lawyer about how they handled it. I was the only mechanic working on 40+ pieces of equipment for at least 6 months before they hired another. I feel sorry for him because he has to deal with it now. Before outwork bought aero the job was the best job I have ever had hands down. The people were fantastic I still keep in touch of them almost daily. Everyone at the airport i was working always had a smile on their faces and laughed and joked.

Pros: Location is Logan Airport. You work when it snows. The company has good equipment that is maintained well. There are front end loaders, bob cats with broom attachments, sanders, pick up trucks to name a few.
 You work as a team with other machines to keep an area clear of snow so that aircraft can keep to their flight schedules for the duration of the storm. The supervisors are constantly available and monitor all machine activities during a snow event. If you need a break or have to leave they are there to assist you. During a long duration snow storm coffee, snacks and sandwich's are provided.
Cons: Long hours and monotonous. Job requires working through heavy wet snow, sleet and icy conditions. White outs. You are susceptible to getting wet and cold.

A typical day at work ,is going in, greeting my co workers, and starting my job. I assist my worker, with any help, or questions he may need, providing the mechanics with any parts that are needed. Going on the floor, (assisting mechanics) Counting inventory, Pulling parts, Building shelves for more inventory, ordering belts, Counting filters, and ordering more for stock. Sending out stock to the airport(La Guardia) at our base. Mechanics work all year round there, fixing the trucks. Going to the airport, and cleaning, and restocking our inventory there.

I love working for AERO I work at EWR and our team there is like family!!! I've been there for 5 years now & I love it!! When I work I don't sleep there, I work straight through no matter how long im there.. longest I've work was 9 days with maybe a total of 24 hours sleep through out the time but I was paid from the moment I started until the moment I was told, thats it great job now go home.. 9 days straight paid every hour... they feed me, they pay me very well!!! I'm  a snowfighter!!

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing good about working here for a corporate company.  It’s all about the bottom dollar. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Most stressful is not knowing if you’ll have a job next week

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Environment is terrible working with illegal issues daily and people that don’t want you there

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Just trying to survive was a typical day

I've worked for Aero for at least 5 years now. Every year, I consistently get my raises without question. For being such a serious job in a high-pressure, fast-paced setting, management does a great job at handling the hundreds of varying personalities. Many people have been with the company for 20+ years, and they love to hire from within, with great bonuses for referrals!

Some of the nicest employees you will ever work with and for. Long hours but when you have Great management it makes those hours fun and fast. Snow removal is seasonal and you can make some good extra cash working in the toys you played with as a kid. Management makes sure you are well trained in the piece of equipment you will be operating with training leading up to the snow season. I would recommended this company all day long!

Aero Snow is a great company to work for even though you only work when a snow event is forecasted at the airport.  While on the job they provide snacks along with meals and all equipment is newer enclosed cab models with heaters and most with radios. Have worked event that have lasted 4 hours to 43 hours straight with over time after 40.

Not a good company to work for very cutthroat from coworkers to corporate lots of finger-pointing and no support from anybody. I worked at the company for many years and the management above me in Oxford, Florida and the corporate HR offer no support lots of lying, deceit and lazy people as long as you can play semantics you might make it a couple months but day-to-day it’s very stressful. 

This is a company I worked for in the past & now back to working with them. They pay very well if you can pass all the background checks need to get an airport badge. It is subject to the weather so being your plowing snow if it isnt snowing there isnt work. Plus side is its great way to supplement the income at those slow points in the construction industry during winter.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Snow plow operator 24 salaries reported	$31.88 per hour
Laborer 6 salaries reported	$26.67 per hour
Driver 4 salaries reported	$34.25 per hour
Account manager 11 salaries reported	$71,364 per year
Operations coordinator 15 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour

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