MWR Motor Vehicle Operator (MVO) Recycling

Must be skilled in handling the control for starting, stopping, backing, and driving the vehicle. Must possess a valid driver's license. Must know safety and regulations and other posted rules for moving vehicles, and how to load cargo onto the vehicle, arranging it in such a way to provide the best support and to prevent unsafe shifting. Must know or be familiar with reporting requirements and procedures applicable for preparation of records and log sheets.

Must know driver's maintenance requirements and procedures for the vehicle being driven. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds. Ability to learn to operate industrial recycling equipment, and forklift. Must be able to follow verbal and written instructions. Ability to deal effectively with others, including civilian and military personnel.

Drives stake trucks, up to 5 ton (10,000 pounds) capacity, to transport computer paper, white ledger paper, other mixed paper categories (including cardboard), plastics and aluminum cans from more than 150 buildings throughout the Region and on public roads, for short periods of time. Assists with loading materials for recycling and unloads materials at the Recycling Center.

Sorts paper into appropriate 20-40 yard containers for computer paper, white ledger paper, and other mixed paper categories (including cardboard). Uses visual paper color and size indicators and chemical pens to determine paper types. Drops plastics and aluminum cans into designated areas. Maintains records of where materials were picked up, route sheets and vehicle inspections in a clear and legible manner. Maintains and updates collection route information and maps.

Works with designated contacts and collection sites if problems arise; customer wants to change collection schedule, special collection needs, etc. Delivers 44-gallon office recycling and 6 gallon desk side containers, as needed, throughout ^as directed.- May operate a forklift, up to 12,000 pounds, hydraulic baler, oil filter densifying equipment, and conveyors, to assist or back-up other Recycling Center workers.

Performs daily pre-operational and post-operational inspections of assigned vehicles for loose parts, damaged or worn tires, proper oil level, battery conditions and similar items. Check presence and usability of assigned equipment. Cleans assigned vehicles and equipment. Maintains proper fuel, lubricant, and oil levels. Reports needed maintenance and repairs to heavy Equipment Operator and documents requirements on standardized inspection sheets.

Complies with established environmental, transportation and safety rules and regulations at all times. Performs other related duties as assigned.