To remove bulky and other dumped waste from estates and blocks, including identifying, collecting and safely loading onto council vehicles for transport to designated waste disposal or recycling sites.
To identify, classify and handle regulated waste, including Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), white goods, electronical items and other waste types introduced through legislation or guidance, in accordance with council procedures, environmental guidance and health and safety requirements, ensuring safe storage, transport and disposal
To identify and safely handle potentially hazardous or unusual waste items, including gas cylinders, chemicals, lithium batteries and other regulated materials in accordance with relevant health and safety guidance, environmental legislation and council procedures, ensuring appropriate storage, transport and disposal, and reporting items requiring specialist handling where necessary.
To ensure areas are left clean and free from debris, litter or hazards following waste removal activities to maintain a safe environment for residents, staff and the public.
To ensure that waste is transported to appropriate disposal or recycling facilities, considering site-specific acceptance criteria and operational requirements.
To comply with the operational procedures and health and safety requirements of designated waste disposal or recycling facilities, including following site instructions and acting professionally when interacting with site staff.
To drive council vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes safely and responsibly in line with road traffic regulations and council policies while collecting, transporting or tipping waste, including stopping or parking in a safe and legal manner, considering public safety and access. To use fuel efficiently and cost-effectively in all vehicle operations.
To ensure vehicles are properly loaded and tools, equipment, materials and waste are safely secured during transportation to prevent damage, spillage or safety risk.
To carry out basic vehicle maintenance checks, including oil, water, tyre pressure and general cleanliness, and to identify and report defects or malfunctions, including mechanical faults, tail lifts, cameras, trackers or onboard weight management systems in line with council procedures.
To provide caretaking support across estates in line with service needs, including litter picking, maintaining bin areas and cleaning of communal areas to ensure they are clean, safe and presentable for residents and visitors.
To assist in carrying out seasonal tasks, such as leaf clearance, snow removal and gritting of communal paths to ensure safe access for residents and visitors.
To carry out agreed ad hoc tasks to help improve the appearance of communal areas and increase resident satisfaction.
To remove items incorrectly stored in communal areas, including bicycles, buggies, mobility scooters, furniture and other items that may obstruct access or pose a fire risk, in accordance with council procedures.
To assist in cleaning and clearance following incidents such as fires, floods or other emergencies, ensuring affected communal areas are safe, hygienic and accessible.
To identify and report fly-tipping, hazards, maintenance or repairs concerns and anti-social behaviour using the appropriate reporting systems and following any relevant procedures or safe handling methods.
To safely use, transport and maintain tools and equipment required for the role, ensuring they are kept in good working condition, stored securely and any faults or defects reported promptly in line with operational procedures and health and safety standards.
To carry out manual handling activities safely and responsibly, including lifting, moving and manoeuvring bulky or heavy items in accordance with manual handling guidance and safe working practices.
To safely remove overweight communal bin loads where necessary and dismantle oversized bulk items to enable their safe handling, transport and disposal.
To complete and maintain accurate records of work undertaken, including vehicle checks, disposal tickets, waste collection logs and other required documentation using paper or electronic systems in accordance with council procedures.
To follow council health and safety policies, risk assessments and safe systems of work always during operational duties.
To follow daily work schedules or task lists provided by line manager, reporting progress and completion of assigned tasks, including notifying the line manager where issues prevent completion or work is completed earlier than expected.
To remain at assigned work locations unless directed otherwise and to inform the line manager when leaving an allocated work area or undertaking alternative duties to ensure effective service coordination and safety.
To communicate effectively with residents, colleagues and managers by responding promptly to inquiries or work requests using phone, electronic systems or in person, and ensuring tasks are completed in line with service priorities and instructions.
No reliable IR35 determination was found in the title or listing text. Treat the status as unconfirmed and ask for the SDS before accepting the engagement.
