#Denver Part-Time Trash Collectors Wanted

Published in: Denver News

As a Service Valet, you will be responsible for door to door collection of trash and recycling items within assigned apartment communities. As the face of Valet Living, you will play an integral role in delivering our brand through dedicated service and delighting residents.

To qualify for this opportunity, you must have:

Smart phone with data plan
Reliable Transportation
Valid driver’s license
Ability to lift and transport up to 50 lbs., climb stairs, and walk distances

Pay: $20hr
Location: Denver
Hours: Work 2 hours per evening, start time varies 7/8pm and you are done typically between 9pm-10 (some positions may have earlier start/end times and Sundays may require more hours)

Schedule Interview:

https://calendly.com/kevin-padilla-e8o/30min

APPLICATION DIRECTLY BELOW:

https://valet.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Career_Site/job/Part-Time-Service-Valet---Trash-Collection---Nights---City-of-Denver_R0024702?locations=5bb3f1f87b8c0125be436cc1f45e40cd

Click the google link for openings

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1TBaCbvO0409GgoBqCvpX8preE3oT_8M&usp=sharing

IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN APPLICATION YOUR INTERVIEW WILL BE CANCELLED

Click here to watch a job preview video!
https://youtu.be/_E4FETeXxkA

Source:

https://denver.craigslist.org/lab/d/denver-open-positions-part-time-trash/7736650614.html



from Jobs in Denver http://www.denverdonate.com/denver-news/open-positions-part-time-trash-collector-20hour
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