• B.Sc. or HND in Business Administration, Economics, or any related field

Professional Requirements

• Certification or training in waste management, environmental services, or occupational health and safety.

Experience Requirements

• 1-5 years of experience in waste management, janitorial services, or environmental health.

Collection and Segregation of Non-Medical Waste:

• Collect non-medical waste from hospital wards, offices, cafeterias, and public areas.
• Properly sort waste into designated categories such as recyclables, organic waste, and general waste.
• Follow hospital and environmental policies for waste segregation and disposal.
• Ensure all waste bins are emptied regularly and replaced with clean liners.
• Educate hospital staff on correct non-medical waste disposal practices when necessary.

Safe Handling and Transportation of Waste:

• Ensure waste is transported safely from collection points to designated disposal or recycling areas.
• Operate waste collection equipment such as trolleys, compactors, and bins efficiently.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required for handling different waste types.
• Prevent spills, contamination, and littering while handling waste.
• Maintain cleanliness in waste storage areas to prevent pest infestations and odors.

Disposal and Recycling Management:

• Sort recyclable materials such as paper, plastics, and metals for recycling.
• Ensure organic and general waste is disposed of in accordance with environmental and municipal guidelines.
• Coordinate with external waste collection and recycling services for efficient disposal.
• Monitor waste disposal equipment for proper functioning and report malfunctions.
• Assist in the implementation of hospital sustainability initiatives related to waste reduction.

Compliance with Environmental and Safety Regulations:

• Adhere to hospital waste management policies and national environmental laws.
• Follow infection control and hygiene protocols when handling waste.
• Ensure proper documentation and tracking of non-medical waste volumes and disposal methods.
• Report any hazards, violations, or irregularities in waste disposal processes to the waste management supervisor.
• Participate in hospital audits and training related to waste management compliance.