
Posting number: 26-00279
Department: Solid Waste
Division: Solid Waste - Disposal
Job classification: Field Services Worker II
Posting type: Open & Promotional
Categories: Waste Management
This requisition expires on August 25, 2026, but may close earlier if the position is filled prior to the expiration date.
Responsible for keeping the landfill site clean and litter-free while working under supervisor direction ensuring compliance with all local, state and federal regulatory agencies. Responsible for assisting in lawn maintenance around the landfill facility and vehicle spotting as needed.
Key Responsibilities:
Additional Duties:
Minimum Qualifications / Acceptable Equivalence:
OR
Core Competencies:
Listening /Communication
Interpersonal Skills and Effectiveness
Problem Solving/Initiative
Analytical Thinking
Preferences:
Conditions of Employment:
Physical Requirements:
Overall Strength Demands The italicized word describes the overall strength demands of the functions performed by the incumbent during a typical workday.
Physical Demand Codes: The following describes if the incumbent is expected to exert the following physical demands during a typical workday and the overall frequency.
Codes for “how often”
Y = Yes
N = No
E = extensive (100-70%)
M = moderate (60-30%)
I = infrequent (20-10%)
A = almost never (<10%)
Task: Code:
1. Standing: E
2. Sitting: A
3. Walking: E
4. Lifting: E
5. Carrying: Y
6. Pushing/Pulling: E
7. Overhead Work: E
8. Fine Dexterity: Y
9. Kneeling: M
10.Crouching: M
11.Crawling: M
12.Bending: E
13.Twisting: E
14.Climbing: Y
15.Balancing: M
16.Vision: E
17.Hearing: E
18.Talking: E
19.Video Display: E
20. Other:
Machines, Tools, Equipment and Work Aids:
The key responsibilities of this position require the use of light vehicles such as pickups, as well as the use of hydraulic mechanisms, hammers, rake, shovel, broom, wire stripper, power tools.
Environmental Factors:
The key responsibilities of this position are performed in a field environment. The required fieldwork is performed on uneven ground, steep slopes and in all weather conditions.
EEO STATEMENT
The City of Denton is an equal opportunity employer. It is the policy of the City of Denton to prohibit discrimination and harassment of any type and to afford equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to any protected class, status, characteristic, or activity. All employment decisions, including decisions regarding recruitment, selection, hiring, compensation, benefits, training, advancement, discipline, discharge, and other terms, conditions, and privileges of employment are made without regard to any lawfully protected class, status, characteristic, or activity.

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