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How many Refuse Loader jobs are available on Pertemps?

There are 1 Refuse Loader jobs available on Pertemps right now.

What does a Refuse Loader do?

A Refuse Loader plays a key role in waste management, assisting with the collection of refuse from residential or commercial areas. This role involves working as part of a team to load waste onto refuse collection vehicles for proper disposal.

Tasks required include:

• Assist in the collection of refuse from designated areas, including residential streets or commercial establishments..
• Load refuse into collection vehicles, ensuring efficient and timely waste pickup..
• Work collaboratively with the refuse collection team, including drivers and other loaders..
• Communicate effectively with team members and supervisors to ensure smooth operations..
• Lift and load various types of refuse, including bags, bins, and bulky items, onto collection vehicles..
• Follow proper lifting techniques to prevent injuries and strains..
• Sort collected waste into recyclables and non-recyclables as directed by waste management guidelines..
• Identify and separate different types of materials for recycling purposes..
• Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines while handling refuse and working in proximity to collection vehicles..
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required..
• Interact with residents or business owners in a professional and courteous manner..
• Provide information on waste disposal guidelines and answer basic inquiries..
• Assist in the routine maintenance of refuse collection equipment..
• Report any equipment malfunctions or issues to supervisors promptly..
• Clean and maintain the immediate work area and refuse collection vehicle..
• Assist in keeping the collection vehicle in good working condition..
• Maintain accurate records of the quantity and types of refuse collected..
• Complete required paperwork for tracking and reporting purposes..

What are the entry requirements for a Refuse Loader?

No academic qualifications are required. Training is provided on-the-job. A minimum age limit of 18 years normally applies.