Part-Time Hazardous Waste Technician Allen County Department of Environmental Management Looking for a hands-on role where your work actually makes a difference? Join Allen County and help protect our community and environment by safely managing hazardous materials and supporting critical recycling and waste programs. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys staying active, working outdoors, and being part of a team that keeps our community safe and clean. What You’ll Do You won’t be stuck behind a desk. In this role, you’ll: Collect and manage items like batteries, light bulbs, chemicals, and other hazardous materials Assist with household hazardous waste drop-off events and community programs Help unload vehicles, weigh materials, and sort waste for proper disposal Prepare materials for shipment and support vendor pickups Set up and tear down community collection events Operate equipment (forklift, bobcat—training available if needed) Transport materials safely between locations Help maintain equipment, vehicles, and facilities Work alongside a team that supports environmental initiatives across Allen County What We’re Looking For We’re looking for someone dependable, team-oriented, and ready to roll up their sleeves: High school diploma or GED (related degree is a plus, but not required) Experience in waste management or a similar field is helpful, but we’ll train the right person Valid Indiana Driver’s License Comfortable with physical work and lifting up to 75 lbs Ability to work in all types of weather conditions Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety Ability to work both independently and as part of a team What the Job is Like This is an active, fast-paced role that takes you out into the community and into the field: Work outdoors in a variety of weather conditions Stay physically active throughout your shift Handle materials that require attention to safety and detail Interact with the public and local partners during collections Schedule & Details Part-Time (up to 30 hours per week) Overtime opportunities as needed Reports to the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Coordinator No supervisory responsibilities Why Join Allen County? This isn’t just a job; it’s a chance to contribute to something bigger. You’ll play a direct role in protecting public health, supporting sustainability, and making Allen County a cleaner, safer place to live. If you enjoy hands-on work, being part of a team, and making a real impact in your community, we’d love to have you apply.
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