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Franklin County Government seeks a Solid Waste Site Attendant to engage with residents and assist at collection sites. You will help unload and sort waste, explain programs, and ensure the site remains neat and compliant with procedures.
The role involves outdoor work in varying temperatures, with attention to safety practices and straightforward record-keeping. A valid NC driver's license and reliable transportation are expected.
As a Solid Waste Site Attendant, you will play a vital, active role in keeping our community clean, safe, and beautiful. If you enjoy working outdoors, interacting with your neighbors daily, and take pride in providing helpful customer service to residents dropping off materials, this position offers the perfect opportunity to make a visible, positive impact right here in Franklin County.
An employee in this position assists the public with unloading and sorting solid waste and recyclable materials at a collection site. Work includes maintaining site in neat and clean condition; providing information about operations and policies to customers; assisting disabled customers and others needing help with related tasks. The employee is subject to inside and outside environments and extreme temperatures. The employee may also be subject to the final OSHA standards on bloodborne pathogens. This employee must possess working knowledge of the operation of the landfill and the disposal of solid waste including the solid waste transfer program. Working knowledge of the hazards and safety practices involved in solid waste recycling. Ability to encourage, lead, guide and inform citizens in processing recyclable materials. Ability to interpret and apply policies on waste disposal in various containers and methods. Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions. Ability to maintain simple records of work activities.
This position requires the ability to read and write and some experience in dealing with the public or an equivalent combination of education and experience. A high school diploma or GED is required.
Possession of a valid North Carolina driver's license.
Must have dependable transportation and be willing to drive to different sites throughout the county when needed.