Future Opening: Daytime Debris removal in Dixon IL

Posted 3 days ago

servicemasterDixon (IL)

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Debris Removal Specialist This job is to remove the debris (cardboard, trash, plastic shrink wrap, and any other material that needs to be removed at the client's request). The team member will spend the total scheduled hours in the standing position. The job also includes bending, lifting, pushing, and pulling. The team member will be trained on all safety requirements that need to be followed while performing this job function. The team member must be able to work in a team oriented environment on a daily basis.

Job duties include: Driver License required Operating power equipment that requires standing and ability to control the power equipment physically and coherently. Must be able to have basic range of motion for bending, lifting, pushing, and pulling. The weight of debris will not be in excess of 50lb, if items require assistance team member must conduct a team lift. Team member will be required to collect debris from the facility with the carts produced. They will transport them to the debris compactor. Team member must be able to operate the electric debris compactor when proper training is complete. Team member must be able to complete and abide by all safety rules upon completion of safety training. Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed. The team member must be able to perform all the job duties and policies listed above. The team member may be asked to deviate from the job duties with their consent to help fulfill the client's request. Safety and Team Work are expected from each team member.

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