Ensure safe traffic and truck flow at the MRF, enforce PPE and site housekeeping, inspect and grade loads, report unsafe conditions, attend safety meetings, and cover other transfer station roles as needed. Work is physical and performed in indoor/outdoor, noisy, and dusty conditions.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
The Traffic Controller is responsible to ensure safety of traffic flow / truck traffic in the facility.
- nsure all personnel wear required personal protective equipment at all times.
- Keep work area and all surrounding areas clean.
- Reports all unsafe work conditions or equipment issues immediately to Manager.
- Attend and participate in safety meetings.
- At the Transfer Station you will be responsible for covering other roles as necessary to ensure workflow stays consistent.
- Will be responsible for the site housekeeping and cleanliness.
- Will be responsible for inspecting and grading loads.
- None required
Physical Demands / Environmental Factors
- Requires bending, pushing, pulling, twisting and lifting material, sometimes in excess of 50 lbs.
- Requires working in indoor and outdoor conditions which are dusty and noisy.
- Requires working in a physical environment that will expose employees to weather extremes
- Requires working for long periods of time while standing
This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee.
Pay Range18-22
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