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AspectTx DumpsterTx Waste Collector
CredentialsTypically requires a valid CDL license and waste management trainingRequires a CDL license and knowledge of waste collection procedures
Work EnvironmentPrimarily operates dumpsters at construction sites, residential, or commercial locationsWorks on collection routes, picking up waste from residential or commercial properties
Industry UsageUsed for waste disposal, rental dumpster services, and debris removalInvolved in waste collection, recycling, and disposal services

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Apartment Cleanup Crew / Garland TX

G & H Trash Valet

Dallas, TX • On-site

$200 - $300/wk

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago


Job description

Description:

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About the Role

Join an evening cleanup crew responsible for keeping an apartment community looking its best. The core of the shift is collecting bagged trash left outside resident doors and getting it to the property's compactor or dumpster — the same kind of hands-on cleanup work you'd do on any property crew.

What You'll Do

  • Walk an assigned apartment community each evening as part of the cleanup crew
  • Collect bagged trash left outside resident doors
  • Haul it to the property's compactor or dumpster using your truck or trailer
  • Keep common areas along your route looking clean

What You Need

  • A pickup truck or a vehicle with a trailer
  • Comfortable with hands-on physical work each evening
  • Reliable and consistent — same nights, same route
  • Available evenings, 5 nights a week

Schedule & Pay

1.5–3 hours per night, 5 nights a week.

$200–$300 per week.


Requirements: