Account Representative / Recycling ?
renuoil of americaLas Vegas (NV)
Account Representative / Recycling ?
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renuoil of americaLas Vegas (NV)
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About the role
Account Representative / Recycling Renu Oil of America Inc is hiring an Account Representative / Recycling to drive high-impact results across busy casino and hotel recycling docks in Las Vegas. This performance-driven role exists to keep nonhazardous waste and recyclable material moving safely, on time, and to specso production targets are hit and quality stays sharp.
Key responsibilities:
- Supervise dock teams (sorters/recyclers) and coordinate daily workflow at assigned properties - Oversee transportation and processing of materials while tracking quality and production goals - Maintain efficient operations, clear communication, and strong site accountability Required qualifications/skills: - Ability to operate a forklift and industrial trucks/vehicle - Clean 3-year MVR report - Proficient with phone systems, office equipment, and software - Operations and supervisory experience - Bilingual preferred If you're ready for recognition and rewards tied to measurable outcomes, apply now. Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage 401(k) Life Insurance Paid Time Off Paid Meals Snack/Drink Room As an Account Representative / Recycling, your day moves fast: you arrive to a live dock environment, set the pace with quick check-ins, and keep momentum as inbound loads shift throughout the day. You'll balance real-time priorities, handle constant coordination with property contacts, and keep eyes on throughput and cleanliness as volumes spike. Expect a rhythm of walkthroughs, radio/phone updates, and rapid adjustments to keep everything flowingthen close out with a tight wrap-up that positions tomorrow for an even stronger run.
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