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E-Waste Management professional handles the collection, dismantling, recycling, and disposal of electronic devices (computers, phones, appliances) to ensure environmental safety. Key duties include managing logistics, maintaining regulatory compliance (e.g., EPR), sorting materials, and safely extracting hazardous components like lead and mercury.
Indeed JobsIndeed Jobs +4Key Job ResponsibilitiesCollection & Logistics: Collecting electronic waste from retailers, repair shops, and consumers; managing transportation and inventory to central warehouses.Processing & Recycling: Sorting, dismantling, and shredding electronic items to separate, reuse, or recycle materials like gold, copper, and plastic.Compliance & Safety: Adhering to environmental regulations, maintaining legal, statutory records (EPR compliance), and ensuring safe,, compliant, and hazard-free dismantling practices.Documentation & Awareness: Maintaining detailed logs of incoming/outgoing,, e-waste, and promoting awareness about proper disposal methods. Indeed JobsIndeed Jobs +6Required Skills and QualificationsSkills: Strong communication, organizational skills, technical knowledge of hardware/components, and analytical abilities.Qualifications: Often requires a degree in waste management or similar field, with experience in hardware repair or recycling operations.Experience: Previous experience in electronics repair or waste management is highly valued. ProspectsProspects +2Work EnvironmentThis role often involves working in warehouses or recycling facilities, with, both indoor, office-based work and,, on-site, inspections.Positions range from operational roles (collection, sorting) to managerial or supervisory positions. ProspectsProspects +4
