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Port Stephens Council is seeking a Waste Operator for the Salamander Bay Waste Transfer Station. You will operate plant, work on the floor, and assist the weighbridge while delivering excellent customer service to the community.
The role requires a Certification III in Waste Management and safe manual handling, with a permanent full-time contract and 38 hours per week, including opportunities for overtime and a supportive WHS culture.
A great lifestyle in a treasured environment, this is life at PSC! The opportunity Our Waste Services team have an opportunity available for a motivated and proactive individual to join their team at the Salamander Bay Waste Transfer Station. Joining our team as a Waste Operator will see you working across a broad scope, not only providing positive customer service to our community, but also performing duties across operating plant, working on the floor, and assisting the weighbridge as required. This role requires you to have experience in operating plant such as backhoes, forklifts and hold the relevant competencies. The safety of our team and the community is paramount, so a demonstrated ability to work within all WHS requirements is essential. Communication is key in this role, allowing you to be an effective team player and someone the community looks to for advice and assistance within the Waste Transfer Station.
This is life at PSC!
Applications Close: Midnight, Sunday, 15 November 2026
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