Operations Supervisor

Waste Connections•Vancouver, BC

10d•Onsite

About The Position

As an Operations Supervisor, you will play a critical leadership role within our Collections business unit, overseeing daily operations and ensuring the safe and efficient performance of our drivers. Your responsibilities will include conducting driver observations, leading monthly safety meetings, and maintaining compliance with company policies and industry regulations. You will be responsible for ensuring that safety, compliance, customer service, growth, sales, and financial targets are consistently met. Strong leadership, ethical decision-making, and professionalism are essential to success in this role. Pay: $80,000 annually plus 10% bonus Shift : Tuesday to Saturday. Must be available for between 5am - 7pm.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Prior experience in a leadership or supervisory role is preferred.
Possession of or willingness to obtain a valid Class 3 driver’s license (or higher) and a clean Drivers’ Abstract
Strong data entry and analytical skills.
A SAFETY-FIRST mindset with a proactive approach to workplace safety.
Self-motivated with a strong ability to take initiative.
Must be able to pass all pre-employment requirements

Nice To Haves

Experience operating refuse collection equipment is an asset.
Union experience is an asset.

Responsibilities

Supervise and manage the daily operations of multiple collection routes.
Review daily route sheets to assess financial and operational performance.
Conduct operational audits and on-road driver observations to ensure efficiency and compliance.
Ensure drivers complete daily safety and maintenance inspections for all company vehicles and equipment.
Collaborate with dispatchers to ensure timely deliveries, exchanges, and equipment repairs.
Plan and monitor employee schedules and route assignments, maintaining communication throughout the day until all routes are completed.
Implement performance management processes, including progressive discipline as necessary.
Conduct thorough incident investigations, including scene management, first incident reporting, root cause analysis, and implementation of preventive measures.
Maintain and enforce Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) programs, including training, safety meetings, and compliance reporting.