The Washington State Department of Ecology is hiring an Adult Litter Crew Supervisor{rel="nofollow"} for the Ecology Litter Corps in Vancouver!

Compensation: Salary range is $3,558 - $4,632 per month

Employment Type: Full-Time

Description: Adult Litter Crew Supervisor -- 9 month -- Seasonal

Locations: Vancouver, WA

Opportunity to work outside and make a real difference in keeping WA roads and public lands clean!

Full-time, seasonal position March - November.

Monday -- Thursday, 10-hour shifts (40hrs/week). Scheduled hours are 6:30 am -- 5 pm. Must be at least 18+.

Supervisors undergo extensive training during a week-long orientation and safety program. They learn first aid and CPR, highway safety procedures, defensive driving, hazardous material recognition, and emergency preparedness.

Position includes paid vacation and sick leave plus medical and dental benefits -- click here for more info about benefits{rel="nofollow"}!

Application period: Open until filled.

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To apply, send resume to the Regional Litter Coordinator, Maggie Gray (maggie.gray@ecy.wa.gov**), with "Adult Litter Crew Supervisor" in the subject line.

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Supervisor Duties:

• Supervise up to seven Ecology Litter Corps (ELC) crew members. 
• Transport crew in assigned vehicle and operate it in a responsible manner.
• Assume responsibility for the health, safety, well-being, morale, productivity, and discipline of the crew by adhering to ELC procedures and guidelines. 
• Coordinate litter pick-up along roadsides, center medians, and in urban settings that could be potentially dangerous, due to traffic and other hazards. 
• Train crew members in safety and emergency procedures, cellphone use, vehicle care and maintenance, recycling, and litter pick-up efficiency. 
• Conduct interviews and assist in crew-hiring process and new-employee information meetings.
• Complete all reporting and payroll paperwork in a neat, accurate, and timely fashion. 
• Maintain good order and cleanliness in the crew vehicle with the crew's help. 
• Motivate and increase the efficiency of the crew and evaluate crew performance.  
• Make regular verbal and written reports on crew output and time accounting.
• Coordinate with the Department of Transportation (DOT) in areas to be cleaned, bag placement, and mowing schedules. 
• Identify hazards and follow safety procedures in removing them from roadways. 
• Lead crew on environmental tours, projects, and environmental education. 
• Assist program staff in the development and/or implementation of specific projects and activities designed to increase public awareness, reduce litter, and promote recycling.