Roles and duties of the waste depot manager
The role and tasks of a waste collection centre manager are many and varied. They are responsible for effectively managing all the processes involved in collecting, storing and sorting waste. The most important include
Collecting waste and transporting it to the waste collection centre.
Sorting waste and ensuring that it is correctly sorted and transported to its respective destinations.
Ensuring that waste treatment procedures are followed and that waste is treated in accordance with current laws and regulations.
Managing the supply of materials and consumables required for the operation of the waste centre.
Organise training courses and workshops to raise public awareness of the importance of their involvement in waste management.
Implement preventive measures to prevent any form of pollution generated by the waste centre.
To keep the facility clean and in good working order, by carrying out frequent inspections and tests.
Drawing up short-, medium- and long-term plans and objectives to improve the operation of the facility.
Managing the budgets and human resources allocated to the waste centre.
Providing information to the public and the authorities on waste collection and processing procedures and conditions.
A waste depot manager must be competent, organised, have good communication skills and a good knowledge of the laws and regulations in force relating to waste management. They must also be able to work with the various stakeholders (local authorities, businesses, etc.) and take initiatives to improve the service offered by the waste centre.
Salary and career development of a waste depot manager
The salary of a waste depot manager depends on a number of factors, including the level of experience. Gross annual salaries are as follows:
0 to 2 years: between €24,500 and €27,500
2 to 5 years: between 29,500 and 31,500 euros
5 to 10 years: between 33,500 and 38,500 euros
10 to 15 years: between 40,500 and 44,500 euros
Over 15 years: between 45,500 and 50,500 euros
Waste centre managers can choose to develop professionally in a variety of areas. Here are 5 possible career paths:
Environmental technician
Waste manager
Site manager
Environmental coordinator
Waste and recycling advisor
