Labourer Reboot Australia
The Green Collar Australia Job Description:
About the Role
The Labourer is responsible for undertaking general labouring duties at the recycling centre facilities.
Sort and clear waste materials on the unloading floor or picking station
Perform heavy, unskilled, manual labour in the maintenance and repair of plant & equipment
Perform unskilled, routine work as a member of maintenance or repair crew, including lifting, loading, digging, moving, scraping, raking, sweeping and cleaning duties
Assist skilled trades employees in maintenance and repair work
Follows the internal procedures of work
Any other duty as reasonably directed
SEQ responsibilities as specified in MAN002 SEQ Management Plan
Carry out all duties in line with Bingos policies, procedures and processes as amended
Requirements
Indigenous Candidates only
Must have been incarcerated or with a criminal record. (Preferably, having been released from custody in the past 12 months.)
On the job training provided
Physically fit
Follows instructions well
Highly Regarded:
Drivers licence & reliable transport
Call Reboot or send your resume to info@reboot.com
**PLEASE CONTACT REBOOT DIRECTLY TO DISCUSS THIS OPPORTUNITY**
About the Client
The client is one of Australias leading recycling and waste management companies with operations in the building & demolition and commercial & industrial sectors across the east coast of Australia.
Their vision is for a waste-free Australia. With a focus on transforming the recycling and waste industry, particularly in innovating to increase recycling rates and the diversion of valuable waste materials from landfill.
As they grow, theyre ensuring they follow sustainable, Zero Harm practices, to protect our people, the environment, and the communities we operate in.
Their state-of-the-art processing facilities across NSW, Victoria and Queensland accept mixed waste that would otherwise be sent to landfill and achieves industry-leading recovery rates in excess of 80%, creating a range of recycled materials. By diverting waste from landfill to their resource recovery and recycling centres, they are helping to drive Australia towards a circular economy.