Job Title: Disaster Debris Monitor

Location: Davidson County, TN Employment Type: Temporary / On-Call (Immediate Need)

The Opportunity

We are seeking dedicated individuals to support community recovery efforts following recent severe weather events. As a Debris Monitor, you will serve as the "on-site" eyes and ears for the removal and disposal of disaster-generated debris. This is a vital role in helping restore local neighborhoods and ensuring the recovery process is documented accurately.

Why Join This Project?

Make an Impact: Directly contribute to the restoration of your local community.
High Earning Potential: Massive amounts of overtime are available. This is a great opportunity to generate significant income in a short period.
Weekly Pay: This is NOT a commission-based role. Get paid every week.
No Experience Needed: We provide all the training you need to be successful.

Position Summary

The role involves the comprehensive monitoring and documentation of debris removal activities across various sites, including collection points, disposal locations, waterways, and rights-of-way.

This position requires no physical labor. We are looking for self-motivated, responsible individuals who can prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment.

Compensation & Schedule

Pay Rate: $14.00/hour (Regular) | $21.00/hour (Overtime)
Schedule: Approximately 10–12 hours per day, 6 days a week (including weekends).
Duration: Temporary, "as needed" basis.

Essential Job Functions

Oversee Loading: Monitor trucks, bobcats, and front-end loaders to ensure compliance with safety protocols and regulations.
Accurate Documentation: Record truck load information, vehicle types, and debris classifications using handheld electronic devices and paper logs.
Field Monitoring: Observe trucks throughout the city to confirm contractors collect only eligible storm-related debris from public areas.
Professional Interaction: Communicate professionally with contractors, local officials, and the public.
Site Clearance: Ensure all eligible debris is picked up and that roadways/driveways are cleared before contractors move to the next location.
Reporting: Provide regular briefings on collection progress and any issues encountered to the project management team.

Required Qualifications

Transportation: Must have a valid driver’s license and a reliable, insured vehicle available for full-day use (Gas/mileage reimbursement is not provided).
Driving Record: A clean driving record and successful Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) check.
Availability: Must be able to work 12-hour shifts, 6 days a week.
Documentation: Must provide valid I-9 documentation for employment verification.
Tech Savvy: Proficiency using smartphones and basic knowledge of Microsoft Office; ability to learn project-specific software.
Communication: Strong verbal and written skills with high attention to detail.

Physical Requirements & Work Environment

Outdoor Work: Ability to stand or walk for extended periods in adverse weather conditions (rain, extreme heat, or cold).
Terrain: Ability to walk on uneven terrain and climb stairs (truck rack ladders).
Environment: Working on-site near loud heavy equipment.

Note: This position is temporary and "at-will." Employment will conclude once the debris removal mission for the area is complete.

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