Due to our successful bid to supply the Taranaki region with waste disposal and recycling, we require additional drivers to help keep our region clean.About the roleAs a driver, you will be responsible for operating one of our new trucks with up-to-date equipment to ensure a safe and timely collection of service throughout the Taranaki region. These trucks are dual steering and require collections while driving standing up on the left-hand side. You'll also be required to keep accurate records and paperwork and undertake vehicle safety checks. This is a physical role, collecting/sorting glass as well as food, so you will need to have a reasonable level of fitness. Early starts in all weather work environment. From previous experience, you'll already know the importance of health and safety in the workplace, and contribute to our goal of making sure everyone gets home safely.About youYou are customer-focused and enjoy interacting with customers and colleagues. You're comfortable working independently and pulling together as part of the team.Minimum RequirementsA clean and up-to-date Class 2 New Zealand driver's licenceRelevant driving experienceAware, responsible, and skilledAdditional informationWhat's in it for me:Guaranteed 40 hour week and job securityValid and rewarding career pathLatest technologies on board trucksCompetitive hourly rate - $31 with yearly performance reviews.How to applyTo apply for this role click 'I'm interested'. Please note - we do not always work to fixed closing dates and may start considering applications as they are received, so we encourage you to apply early. WM is an EEO employer and promotes drug and alcohol-free workplaces. You must be in New Zealand and hold a current work visa/residency or NZ citizenship.About usWM NZ Limited is New Zealand's leading resource recovery, recycling, and waste management provider. We're committed to safeguarding our beautiful environment through sustainable management of our valuable resources. Put simply, sustainability is what we do.
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