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Course Description

This course is open to municipal/NHDOT registration only. This course is for the new snowplow driver.  Every driver should be able to interpret various aspects of snow removal while on his/her route using a plow and a wing attachment. The course will cover and discuss different types of snow and how those impact plowing techniques and plow speed.  The instructor will examine the many facets of precarious snow and road conditions, and other hazards of plowing.  The hands-on portion will cover and identify the operational safety aspects of driving a plow truck, including guidance through obstacle courses designed to reinforce what was discussed in class.

After this training, the attendee will be able to demonstrate proper plowing pre-trip inspections, including correctly identifying any problem areas during inspection. He/she will be able to operate a plow truck with a wing safely through two predetermined courses, easy and difficult.  The attendee will be able to recognize and describe how and when to install tire chains.

Attendees should come prepared for this class to be held outdoors, including appropriate PPE for time near heavy equipment and retroreflective vests.

This training is open only to municipal highway and state DOT employees. By attending, participants confirm they are participating as part of their official job duties and within the scope of their employment. Participants must comply with all policies of the host site or rented facility where the workshop is held, as well as all applicable local, state, and federal regulations and all instructions provided by UNH T2 staff and instructors.  Any incidents must be reported per employer policies. Registration affirms that attendance is work-related and subject to employer policies, which may include safety, liability, and workers’ compensation coverage.

Important: Participants must bring their own plow truck/equipment to take part in the hands-on portion of the course. If you are unable to bring your own truck/equipment, you must make arrangements in advance with the host site or another attending community. You may bring multiple vehicles if needed, allowing you  to practice with your actual equipment.

Coffee and donuts will be available in the morning, and lunch will be provided.

Withdrawal Policy: In the event that you are unable to attend a program for any reason, please note you must submit your withdrawal via email to T2.Center@unh.edu or via phone message to 603.862.1362 at least 72 hours in advance of the start of a program to receive a refund. If a withdrawal is not received by UNH T2 at least 72 hours prior to the program start, the full program fee will be charged and is nonrefundable.  Substitutions are allowable at any time, and UNH T2 staff will be happy to assist in registering an alternative attendee from your organization at no cost.  

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Special Accommodations, Dietary Restrictions, or other Assistance to Support Participation? Some accommodations may require advance notice. Please contact T2.Center@unh.edu at least 5 business days prior to the event.   

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Section Title
Snow Plowing 101
Type
Seminar/Workshop
Days
T
Time
8:00AM to 2:00PM
Dates
Nov 25, 2025
Schedule and Location
Contact Hours
5.0
Location
  • Town of Campton
Course Fee(s)
Municipal Fee non-credit $75.00 now or pay later
Instructors
  • Scott Kinmond
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