Waste Collection Supervisor — Private Golf Club Community

Discovery Land Company•Nashville, TN

1d•$23•Onsite

About The Position

Troubadour Golf & Field Club is seeking a Waste Collection Supervisor to join the Facilities Department. The Waste Collection Supervisor oversees all waste and recycling collection operations across the private golf club property, ensuring safe, discreet, and member-focused service. This role manages staff, schedules, equipment, compliance, and continuous improvement efforts to maintain clubhouse standards, support events/tournaments, and advance sustainability goals. Full-Time Position - Starting Pay Range is $23 per hour

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent; technical or supervisory training preferred.
3+ years’ experience in commercial/refuse collection, waste management, or facilities operations; 1+ year in a supervisory role preferred.
Valid driver’s license
Demonstrated knowledge of local waste regulations and recycling best practices.
Strong leadership, communication, and scheduling/organizational skills.
Ability to lift and assist with heavy containers when needed; ability to work early mornings, weekends, and during events.

Nice To Haves

Experience in hospitality, private club, resort, or municipal refuse operations.
Certification in waste management or safety training (e.g., OSHA basics).

Responsibilities

Supervise and lead the waste collection team: hiring, training, coaching, scheduling, performance reviews, and disciplinary actions.
Monitor and enforce safety procedures; conduct regular safety briefings, toolbox talks, and incident investigations; maintain safety records.
Oversee vehicle and equipment maintenance program: routine inspections, preventative maintenance scheduling, and coordination with maintenance vendors.
Manage inventory of waste-handling supplies, bins, PPE, and recycling containers; approve purchases and control costs.
Coordinate with clubhouse operations, culinary, events, and grounds teams to adjust service levels for high-traffic or high-visibility areas while minimizing member disruption.
Implement and monitor recycling and waste-reduction initiatives; track diversion rates and recommend improvements.
Maintain professional, discreet presence around members and staff; handle member or staff concerns related to waste service promptly and diplomatically.
Prepare operational reports and KPIs (route completion, on-time performance, safety incidents, cost per ton, recycling diversion) for departmental leadership.
Develop and update SOPs for collection procedures, event support, and emergency response.
Directly supervise waste collection drivers and auxiliary staff; set expectations, assign shifts, and ensure adequate coverage.
Lead onboarding, skills development, and cross-training programs to create operational redundancy and improve service quality.
Drive team culture emphasizing safety, discretion, timeliness, and member service.