Refuse Loader

Posted 16 May by Pertemps Cardiff
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£12.18 per hour
Abergavenny , Gwent
Temporary, full-time
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Posted by Pertemps Cardiff
Role: Refuse Loader

Pay: £12.18 per hour

Location: Abergavenny

Hours: 37 hours per week
Monday - Thursday: 07:00 - 15:00, Friday, 07:00 - 14:30

Pertemps are currently recruiting for a temporary refuse loader for a client based in Abergavenny working within their Neighbourhood services department for an immediate start.

The Role:
  • To Ensure recycling and waste collections are undertaken in a professional, efficient, and safe manner, including, Food waste, Garden waste, Residual waste (Black bags), Hygiene waste, Dry recycling, Trade waste.
  • To collect waste from households and businesses as determined by the recycling and waste strategy.
  • To Ensure all collection are made on schedule.
  • To monitor contamination in recycling collections
  • To follow and comply with all Safe Working Practices, procedures and Health and Safety Policies.
  • To work at other depots when operational necessity demands it.
  • To report any incidents/concerns to your supervisor immediately
  • To ensure that all relevant paperwork and documentation is completed accurately and in a timely manner.

Requirements:
  • Relevant experience in a similar role
  • A good understanding of Health and Safety issues
  • Good communication skills
  • It is desirable for the post holder has a clean and current driving licence.
  • The ability to work as part of a team.

To apply, please attach your CV or call for more information.

Reference: 52672646

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