Site Supervisor - Midhurst, Canada - County of Simcoe

County of Simcoe

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Midhurst, Canada

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Description

Requisition Title

Site Supervisor
Close Date
27 April 202 Contract Type

Permanent

Full Time
Location
Midhurst, ON L9X 1N6 CA (Primary)
Job Description

***: The Site Supervisor directs and oversees the operation, remediation and development of multiple County waste management facilities. These facilities include landfill sites, transfer stations, composting operations, household hazardous waste facilities, trucking and heavy equipment fleet, shredding and grinding operations. The landfill sites and transfer station operations include significant programs and processing requirements for waste diversion which is a high priority for the County.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (not listed in order of priority):

Ensure that sites are in compliance with MOE, MOL, MNR, EPA and other government regulations and guidelines.
Ensure conditions of Site Environmental Compliance Approval are met and special waste classes are handled and disposed of properly.
Ensure that all aspects of contracts are met according to specifications. Direct and liaise with assigned consultants and engineers.
Ensure effective utilization of County equipment and fleet for appropriate and cost effective movement and processing of waste.
Provide supervision to site employees in a unionized environment in a manner that motivates, guides and directs employees to the realization of departmental goals and objectives. Maintain a work environment that promotes staff participation, teamwork and positive labour relations.
Ensure efficiency of scheduling to minimize the use of overtime yet maintain site hours as per department policy.
Develop and maintain orientation and training of staff and oversee their day-to-day activities according to County policies and guidelines.
Assist in the recruitment, evaluation, performance management, and discipline of personnel.
Provide input into the development of site, facility and equipment budgets to ensure operating expenditures are within assigned authority and approved limitations.
Purchase materials, supplies, services and equipment according to needs, budget limitations and purchasing policy as approved by the Chief Administrative Officer and review invoices to ensure accuracy.
Direct and supervise contractors in a wide range of projects and discipline.
Assist IC&I sector and registered waste haulers with regards to waste handling, special wastes, and hazardous waste disposal concerns.
Oversee the County's household hazardous waste facilities, compost facilities, waste diversion areas, curbside cart program & bulky curbside collection, and special operations such as waste screening, wood grinding and environmental remediation projects.
Market and sell recyclable and landfill-diverted materials.
Plan and construct landfill environmental controls (leachate system design and construction, liners, caps and drainage systems).
Survey grade for projects, as well as site topography and footprint conformity, to operations and design plans.
Plan, build and retro-fit specialized equipment for recyclable processing systems, waste and compost screening systems and wood grinding systems.
Ensure truck fleet and heavy equipment are properly maintained and meet Ministry of Transportation specifications. Ensure repairs are made promptly to minimize breakdown and safety hazards.
Research, review and recommend new products, equipment, procedures and methods of operation.
Provide input into the development and implementation of site related policies and procedures.
Investigate and resolve complaints generally based on: noise, odours, vectors, vermin, or staff.
Collect statistical data and prepare reports as required.
Develop and maintain effective relationships with the public, area municipalities, government officials, agencies, organizations, institutions and others.
Participate in committees as required.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Comply with provincial and County occupational health and safety legislation, regulations, policies and procedures.
Maintain confidentiality in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES:

Has knowledge of and demonstrated ability in our leadership competencies:
Acts with the Customer in Mind
Makes Sound Decisions
Ensures Accountability
Continuously Seeks to Improve Work Processes
Plans and Directs Work
Collaborates
Leads Teams
Communicates with Impact
Develops Self
Is Resilient

EDUCATION, TECHNICAL SKILLS AND CERTIFICATION:

Strong knowledge of waste management issues obtained through the completion of a University Degree in a relevant discipline or a Certified Engineering Technologist Diploma.
MOLO Certification (Manager of Landfill Operations) from SWANA (Solid Waste Association of North America) preferred.
Strong understanding of policies and rela