Refuse / Recycling Loader Work for - Huntingdonshire District Council Hours of work: Monday to Friday - 6:00 am - 2:00 pm Pay: 13.64 per hour Key Responsibilities: Collect domestic and commercial waste/recycling from designated locations (bins, bags, boxes, etc.). Operate the bin lift and vehicle equipment safely; report any faults to the driver. Assist the driver with daily vehicle checks and report defects during the round. Ensure collections are completed neatly; clean any spillages immediately. Collect bulky waste items as directed. Deliver and replace wheeled bins; leave them safely with correct information for residents. Deliver new waste sacks as required. Assist with vehicle manoeuvring during collections and at disposal points. Follow instructions from the Refuse Recycling Driver at all times. Respond to public queries; provide basic information or direct appropriately. Follow waste policies, including bin rejection procedures and...

Class 2 Refuse Driver - Swadlincote Join Gi Group to support the waste and refuse collection operation of a local authority. Role Overview: Driving Class 2 refuse vehicles Lead a crew of loaders to complete collections on time Maintain company health & safety standards Shift Patterns & Pay: Shifts: Monday-Friday - 06:00 starts (Some weekend and bank holiday work available) 18.02 per hour Mon-Fri 24.12 Overtime and Saturdays 32.16 Sunday 48.24 Bank Holiday Includes advanced holiday pay (PAYE option without also available) Requirements: Category C licence, valid DIGI and CPC cards 1 years' experience driving Class 2 vehicles Refuse driving experience is desirable but not mandatory Clean licence (max 6 points, subject to codes) Able to work in a team and to meet deadlines Why Work with Gi Group? Access to exclusive benefits: retail, entertainment, travel, electronics, and wellness discounts Apply Now: Upload your...

To lead and deliver the area service for the identification, analysis, case management and review of children with special educational needs (SEN) resident within Surrey who are at risk of, or are in the process of, an appeal hearing with the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal Service. This would include representing Surrey County Council at any appeal hearings as necessary.To lead and deliver a service that is in accordance with legislation, best practice guidance, agreed budget and resources and is appropriate to the individual child's needs. The role holder will help ensure that Surrey County Council provides a world class service in relation to the appeals process, in accordance with Audit Commission and Best Value indicators. They will lead a solution focused, client orientated service delivery model with the aim to reduce parental recourse to SENDIST. The SEN Management Team operates in a fast paced, complex interpersonal environment involving children and...