A Waste or Recycling Worker collects, recycles, processes or treats waste in a city or community. Works in a recycling plant, wastewater treatment facility, or landfill. Collects refuse from commercial and/or residential locations. Does not drive the vehicle used to collect/transport refuse.
Field Technician- Canine Waste Command Unit Scoop Soldiers - 3.5 West Jordan, UT Job Details Part-time | Full-time $16 - $21 an hour 21 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Flexible schedule Qualifications Outdoor work experience Direct client contact Terrain navigation Incident Escalation Company vehicle operation Patrolling Equipment maintenance Entry level Waste removal
Full Job Description Motto:
Because not all battlefield heroes wear combat boots—some carry a scooper.
Mission Brief:
We're a rapidly advancing unit in the Outdoor Service Corps, known for precision ops, rapid deployment, and leaving no pile left behind. With thousands of successful missions on the books, we're looking to enlist a new recruit who isn't afraid to get tactical with their boots on the ground. Your area of operation? Civilian territory—residential and commercial sectors. Your mission? Pet waste elimination. It's not glamorous, but it's vital. Morale depends on it. Core Responsibilities -
Field Duties:
Execute daily patrols across assigned AO (area of operations) Conduct recon on canine territory; locate, engage, and neutralize targets (i.e., waste removal) Maintain and inspect mission-critical equipment (buckets, scoopers, tanks) Transmit SITREPs (situation reports) via internal comms systems Operate "The Tank" (company vehicle) with discipline and efficiency Interface with allied civilians (clients) — friendly, clear, and composed under pressure Navigate terrain in all weather conditions—heat, wind, rain, snow—mission goes on
Deployment Conditions:
Operating Environment Description Terrain Residential zones, commercial posts, backyards of every shape and threat level Weather Exposure Rain, heatwaves, cold fronts—gear up and adapt Squad Interaction Occasional virtual briefings, supply retrieval, and unit check-ins Autonomy You're the mission commander of your daily ops—decide, execute, deliver
What We Demand of Our Troops:
Battle-tested endurance: Carry 50+ lbs, march long distances, maintain field readiness Weaponized time management: You're punctual, organized, and operate with zero micromanagement Tactical communications: Respond to field messages within 12 hours; clarity and professionalism are non-negotiable
Technology-enabled:
Input mission data, field notes, and submit digital comms Situational awareness: Think on your feet, adapt on the move, report to command when escalation is required Psychological resilience: Stay positive in all weather conditions, handle "dirty work" with honor
What Makes This Unit Elite:
No cubicle confinement—this is active duty in the open theater Earn recognition from high command (our clients) for your precision and reliability Real camaraderie, no bureaucracy—just boots, grit, and performance Direct impact—civilian lawns will rise from chaos to order under your watch
Warning Order:
This post isn't for desk jockeys or those afraid of a little mud/rain or heat. If you need constant supervision or daily back-pats, you're not cut out for this squad. But if you're self-directed, dependable, and have what it takes to be on the frontlines of yard hygiene—you're exactly the kind of soldier we salute. Suit up. Saddle in. And scoop on.
Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time Pay:
$16.00 - $21.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Application Question(s): Are you at least 21 years of age or older? Have you ever been charged with a DUI or DWI? Have you had any speeding tickets or at fault accidents in the past 3-5 years?
