Biffa Waste Services
Traffic Dispatcher

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Changing the way people think about waste.
At Biffa, we love working with waste. Whether we’re turning it into sustainable power, finding new ways to recycle it or simply keeping it off the streets, we believe every day is an opportunity to improve the lives of millions. It’s a view that’s shared by our 10,000 people around the country, who trust us to provide them with a career that’s always rewarding, often challenging, but never dull. And it’s why we’re the UK’s No. 1 choice for business waste management.
Help us make a difference as a Traffic Dispatcher at our Newchapel depot working Monday to Friday.
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The Traffic Dispatcher role will effectively support the day to day operations of the Depot through successful allocation of vehicles to ensure best in class service delivery. The role will also ensure all Health and Safety standards are maintained and ensure that environmental and O Licence compliance is maintained. As well as the transport activity, the role will allow hands-on activity to support with Employee Engagement, continuous improvement projects and covering items such as productivity and quality of service provision.
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- Day to day management of operational staff in order to achieve best in class service delivery.
- Managing route efficiency and utilising optimum disposal outlets within the area to ensure effective use of vehicles and facilities.
- Debriefing of operational staff at the end of each working day to identify any challenges and support with swift resolutions.
- Managing driver availability and coverage in line with legislation and company procedures to ensure that there is suitable coverage at all times.
- Performing administrative duties including input of pay and bonus onto the company system and accurate input of disposal information.
- Controlling vehicle availability on a daily basis to ensure that drivers have completed their checks in accordance with company policy.
- Supporting the Depot Manager at all times and ensure that mandatory training, induction and toolbox talks are delivered in line with company policy.
- Resolving service-related queries and invoice/charge queries on behalf of the customer and with the support of Customer Services.


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Here’s what we require:
- Experience of a position of similar responsibility in the Services or Logistics industry.
- Experience of people and health and safety management
- Strong knowledge of the local area.
- Good knowledge of the Transport and Logistics industry is desirable
- Knowledge of existing and impending environmental and Health & Safety legislation.
- Experience of first line operational management.
- Exceptional communication skill with the ability to communicate in writing, on a one to one basis and via the phone with all levels including management, team members and internal/external customers.
- Ability to plan, organise and prioritise effectively.
- Experience of working to strict deadlines in a time critical environment.
- A willingness to adapt and develop skill-sets and knowledge which is determined by the role/business.
- Computer literate – comfortable using business software and Microsoft Office Suite (specifically strong knowledge of Excel).
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