Waste Processing Technician I — Entry-Level with Benefits

Reworld Solutions, LLC; Asheboro (NC); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Wellness program

401k match

Paid time off

Parental leave

Disability benefits

Tuition reimbursement

Referral bonus

Job summary

Reworld Solutions, LLC is seeking a Waste Processing Technician I (WPTI) to join our team in Asheboro, NC. This entry-level role handles collection and processing of waste materials, operating forklifts, balers, and compactors under guidance from the Project Manager.

You will support safe operations, maintain equipment, and assist with housekeeping and documentation, while upholding Reworld's commitment to sustainable waste management and carbon-negative outcomes.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma / GED preferred.
• 1+ year of experience in shipping/receiving like environment.
• Forklift experience preferred; able to pass respirator fit test.
• Able to use NetSuite and Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

• Operate heavy equipment such as forklifts, balers, compactors, etc.
• Process waste materials into like commodities or in accordance with vendor specifications.
• General housekeeping; sweeping, washing and other maintenance of the area(s).
• Loading/Unloading of van trailers and/or flat beds; managing collection points.
• Interact with plant personnel to determine needs of the local areas.

Skills

Forklift operation

Shipping/receiving

NetSuite

Microsoft Office

Safety compliance

Education

High School Diploma / GED

Tools

NetSuite

Microsoft Office

Job description

Reworld Solutions, LLC is seeking a Waste Processing Technician I (WPTI) to join our team in Asheboro, NC. This entry-level role handles collection and processing of waste materials, operating forklifts, balers, and compactors under guidance from the Project Manager.

You will support safe operations, maintain equipment, and assist with housekeeping and documentation, while upholding Reworld's commitment to sustainable waste management and carbon-negative outcomes.