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Stony Brook University seeks a Recycling Supervisor to oversee campus recycling operations, supervise staff, and maintain accurate records of tonnages. The role involves coordinating routes, ensuring safety compliance, and communicating with facilities management.
The position requires experience in recycling, heavy lifting as needed, and the ability to develop instructional materials for on-the-job training. Strong computer skills and reporting responsibilities are essential in this role.
Per Civil Service Standards and Specifications. Must be physically able to perform heavy physical labor and wear safety gear and apparel; examples are pulling, pushing, filling, and lifting trash bins, recycling containers and pallets. Must have the ability to operate various types of heavy equipment; such as pallet jacks, fork-lifts, hi-lo forklifts, skid steers, bucket loaders, down stroke vertical balers, rear load packers and box trucks with lift gates, to collect material. Must have, keep and maintain the appropriate valid Class B NYS Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with Air Brakes. In addition, must participate in the Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act (drug and alcohol testing) as required; have a motor vehicle record which is free from major violations or a pattern of repeat violations. (***Out-of-State Applicants, see "Special Notes"). Appointment will be contingent upon proof of identity and eligibility for employment and successful completion of pre-employment testing for controlled substance use as mandated by the Federal Highway Administration Omnibus Transportation Act of 1991. In addition, applicants must demonstrate supervisory skills; have worked in the recycling field for at least one year; be able to develop instructional materials and programs; and provide on-the-job instruction or one year of permanent noncompetitive services as a Recycling Specialist.
The Recycling Supervisor's duties include but are not limited to: collect and transport paper, bottles and cans, and pallets from Campus buildings and other areas as deemed necessary by the Recycling Manager and/or Director. These recyclables shall be serviced once to twice a week or more frequently as deemed necessary by Manager and/or Director. As appropriate, sort, shred and bale paper and cardboard. Recyclable paper shall be sorted and contaminants removed. Must service loading docks and enclosures to be free and clear of trash, debris, metal, and furniture as necessary. Must have ability to use a computer and maintain records of recycling and waste tonnages. Must maintain work order flow and document within INFOR management system accordingly.