Company Information: The Shire of Esperance, located 750km from Perth on Western Australia's south east coast, comprises some of the most spectacular landscapes and beaches in WA.
The Shire employs over 300 people in a diverse range of roles, making us one of the largest employers in the region.
All employees strive to embody the Shire's values of Professionalism, Respect, Integrity, Dedication and Excellence in contributing to the community, making Esperance a great place to live and work.
About the Job There is an exciting opportunity with the Sustainability and Resource Recovery team for General Hands - Waste Management.
This position assists with providing an efficient and effective recycling operation at the Shire of Esperance's Wylie Bay Waste Management Facility.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Assist in advising patrons in correct disposal of waste materials within Landfill Site as directed by the Waste Management Supervisor.
Maintain and operate plant and equipment relative to position, in accordance with certifications held, and in liaison with the Waste Management Supervisor.
Undertake rubbish collection duties within Wylie Bay landfill site confines as directed.
This is a casual position.
About you In order to succeed and thrive in this position, you must have: Good communication and public relation skills.
Ability to be able to work in a team environment.
Ability to work in a fast-paced challenging environment Benefits Salary : $33.75- $35.05 dependant on previous relevant experience and qualifications.
This is a casual pool, applicants may not be contacted on the outcome of their application.
Applications must be made via the Shire of Esperance online recruitment portal by clicking the APPLY button below and include a current Resume and a Cover Letter .
Further details are available in the Position Description, found on the recruitment portal, or contact Human Resources on 08 9071 0647 The Shire of Esperance is an Equal Opportunity Employer Attachments: - PD - External Services - Waste and Environmental Health - Waste Management - General Hand - Nov 2024.pdf