Sanitation Worker
glen rock boroughGlen Rock (NJ)
About the role
PUBLIC WORKS SANITATION SWINGPERSONBOROUGH OF GLEN ROCK, Bergen County, seeks qualified individual for entry level full-time (40 hours per week) position for the following duties & responsibilities: Read on to find out what you will need to succeed in this position, including skills, qualifications, and experience. Sanitation Collector: collect & dispose of daily household trash, heavy bulk, recycling, etc. Road Dept. Laborer: construction, maintenance, repair and clean streets, drainage systems, parks and playgrounds, vehicle fleet and equipment, public buildings and facilities, leaf, brush, snow removal, etc. Lifting and/or heavy manual labor in adverse weather conditions is required. Tree Crew Laborer: pruning, felling, de-limbing and cross-cutting of trees using specialty equipment. This is a physically demanding role working outside in all weather conditions. Preferably have 5 years+ prior work-related experience, safely operate related equipment (chain saws, chipping machines, common hand tools, dump truck, bucket truck, etc.), reliable and hard working. Prior climbing and rigging experience is preferred. Successful applicants are required to possess a valid New Jersey drivers license, CDL Class B, minimum. Interested parties should send their Application Packages (cover letter, resume, salary requirements, and references) to: Borough of Glen Rock- DPW Building, 473 Doremus Avenue, Glen Rock, NJ, 07452, Attention: Director (EOE) Final candidate(s) will be required to complete an Employment Application and undergo a background check and drug test prior to appointment. xsgimln The Borough reserves the right to interview candidates prior to the closing date. Application deadline is Thursday, October 16, 2026.recblid 0gkg639226pvl46q1pwmq6eg9pfcll
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