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City of Amarillo

Municipal government delivering public services

Utility Worker - Transfer Station

Warehouse & FulfillmentPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeUnited StatesNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Any combination of experience and training equivalent to completion of eighth grade is required.
  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • A valid Texas driver's license is required.
  • The worker must be able to communicate effectively with coworkers.
  • The worker must be able to work in extreme hot and cold temperatures, dust, and odors.
  • The worker must be able to lift materials up to 75 pounds and, with assistance, handle heavier loads over 100 pounds; pull with a force of at least 94 pounds; and throw materials overhead into the back of a truck.
  • Regular and punctual attendance is required.

Responsibilities

  • Direct drivers while they back up and unload trucks at the transfer station.
  • Screen incoming waste and safely remove tires and metal for separation and recycling.
  • Operate a backhoe and/or wheel loader to clean up trash spills and recycling materials.
  • Clean the interior and exterior of the transfer station.
  • Perform minor repairs, painting, litter control, and miscellaneous assigned duties.
  • Perform other job-related duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Prior backhoe or loader experience is preferred.

About the Company

City of Amarillo

Municipal government delivering public services

What this entity does: The City of Amarillo provides municipal government services to residents and businesses in Amarillo, Texas, operating under a council-manager form where an elected city council makes policy and a city manager oversees daily administration. It delivers a wide range of public services including public safety (police and fire), water and wastewater utilities, solid waste management, public works, parks and recreation, and library services. It also runs the Amarillo City Transit and the Amarillo Civic Center Complex, and it partners with the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) to support economic growth. Funding mainly comes from property taxes, sales taxes, franchise fees, and charges for services. Its economic context includes ranching, railroads, oil, a major meatpacking industry, and regional facilities like Pantex.

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