Dustcart Loader (copy)

Great Dunmow

3 weeks ago

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HGV2 RORO DRIVER

We are currently recruiting for Dustcart Loaders for our client based in Dunmow on an ongoing temporary basis. It’s important to highlight that for the right candidate there is a strong possibility that this role could lead to a permanent position!
We are interested in hearing from candidates who are available immediately, are happy to work outside in all weathers, and are happy to complete tasks that involve lots of manual handling as a refuse loader.
As a Dustcart Loader you will be required to prep the collection of the waste ahead of the vehicle and load the Bin Lorry on each round.
The ideal candidate will be physically fit as the role will involve lots of walking, vehicle loading, lifting heavy sacks and pushing/pulling loaded wheeled bins/containers.
Candidates will also need to offer excellent team player skills, a strong work ethic and reliability.
This is a truly exciting and incredibly important opportunity which will offer work within the council and mean you will achieve their vision of keeping our streets clean!
Working hours:
Tuesday to Friday
06:00 am start
Hourly rate:
£12.59 per hour
PAYE
Weekly pay

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