Seras UK
Weighbridge Operative

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Application Deadline: 26 October 2026
Department: Site Operations
Location: Tilbury
Description
Join our team and be the welcoming face of our depot!
As the first point of contact for visitors, our Weighbridge Operatives play a vital role in ensuring a positive and professional experience. If you’re friendly, organised, and confident, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Shift Pattern: Monday to Friday - 50 hours per week
Key Responsibilities
- Daily Reporting: Prepare and share accurate reports with site management and commercial teams.
- Site Inductions: Welcome first-time drivers and guide them through safety protocols.
- Emergency Response: Act as the key contact during on-site emergencies, following escalation procedures.
- Data Entry: Maintain precise records in the Weightron system and ensure timely reporting.
- Traffic Management: Coordinate vehicle movements for safe and efficient operations.
- Compliance: Identify and report non-conformances promptly.
- Communication: Liaise with internal teams and visitors, using two-way radios when required.
- Weighbridge Monitoring: Check equipment is functioning correctly and within tolerance.
- Documentation Checks: Verify delivery paperwork for accuracy and compliance.
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- Experience in the waste industry
- First Aid qualification
- Knowledge of Environment Agency regulations
Benefits
- Health Cash Plan for medical expenses
- Free uniform & PPE
- Pension Scheme & Life Assurance
- High Street discounts & Referral Scheme
- Driver Representatives & Employee forum
- Career progression & personal development opportunities
- Employee Referral Scheme up to £150
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