Student-Solid Waste Management C0319
About the role
File Number:
3824 Employee Group: Local 101
Service Area:
Environment and Infrastructure Division: Climate Change, Environment and Waste Management
Job Type:
Full-Time Temporary (up to 15 weeks)
of Openings:
1
Summary of Duties: Reports to the Manager, Waste Diversion Programs. The student will work closely with the Supervisor, Planning Coordinator(s) and the Waste Management team on a variety of responsibilities to support the City of London’s waste diversion programs and services. The Waste Management Division is responsible for waste management planning and the day-to-day delivery of services, including operation of municipal facilities. In addition to providing support on the day-to-day services, the student will be assigned projects that will be completed within their work-term. The standard work schedule is 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. However, work outside these hours will be required throughout the four-month term, including early mornings, evenings and weekends. Advance notice will be provided. Work Performed: The following duties are examples of the work. Operations
Conduct observational audits of how waste materials are set out (at the curbside or at multi-residential buildings) by residents Distribute information door to door to curbside households with program information and schedules. Conduct site visits to gather information and provide updates Manage inventory at storage facilities of collection containers (i.e. recycling containers, carts, kitchen containers, composters, additional parts, etc.) Transport inventory items from various locations Assist with keeping storage facilities organized, clean and tidy. Assist with day-to-day operations, such as but not limited to, replacement of containers, carts, and parts (handles, lids, information packages, etc.)
Research and data collection
General observation, data collection and analysis from curbside audits, site visits, and events. Waste management technology/program research.
Community outreach and engagement
Outreach activities to promote increased awareness and compliance with London's waste diversion programs Assist with the production of printed and other media to promote London's waste management services Assist with workshops, presentations and outreach events providing information
General:
Report regularly to the Planning Coordinator(s) on work completed, including documenting work, outcomes and recommendations Respond to and investigate resident enquiries and complaints by email, in person and by phone Deliveries (printed materials, containers, carts, etc.) Other Waste Management duties, as assigned. Qualifications:
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Experience with public outreach, customer service and community engagement an asset. Experience and comfort presenting to large and small groups. Demonstrates initiative and strong organizational skills, effectively prioritizing and managing multiple responsibilities. Ability and willingness to work both independently and as part of a team. Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Specialized Training & Licenses:
Ontario G Class License IS REQUIRED
Post-secondary or graduate student within the disciplines of Engineering, Engineering Technology, Environmental Science, Education, Geography, Media/Communications, Social Sciences, Humanities. Must be returning to full-time academic studies in January 2027 and/or require this student placement to graduate. Compensation & Other Information: $23.11/hour. This student position is for (1) opportunity effective September-December 2026. This position is scheduled to be hybrid. With a mix of in-office and remote work. Police Record Check: The successful applicant will be required to obtain a Criminal Record Check (CRC).
About Bicycle Health
There’s a moment you realize that you can’t continue like this. You want better days, better relationships, and more possibilities.
When you’re in the depths of opioid use disorder (OUD), it takes strength and courage to act on that moment. At Bicycle Health, we believe that choosing to start recovery creates hope in the face of hardship.
With us, your care begins as soon as you reach out. Most patients get an appointment on the same day or the day after. Our personalized care and medication plans offer professional support and suboxone to control withdrawal. On your best days and your worst days, we’re always here for you.
About 95% of patients end problematic opioid use within just one week. And 88% of patients who have been in care with us for a year or more see positive outcomes including easier days, steady employment, and healthier relationships.
No one does this alone. Our community of doctors, care providers, and support groups are available every day. With regular check-ins, we’ll work with you to update your care as you make progress.
We know that with the right treatment, you can overcome OUD and build a life you love.
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Student-Solid Waste Management C0319
About the role
File Number:
3824 Employee Group: Local 101
Service Area:
Environment and Infrastructure Division: Climate Change, Environment and Waste Management
Job Type:
Full-Time Temporary (up to 15 weeks)
of Openings:
1
Summary of Duties: Reports to the Manager, Waste Diversion Programs. The student will work closely with the Supervisor, Planning Coordinator(s) and the Waste Management team on a variety of responsibilities to support the City of London’s waste diversion programs and services. The Waste Management Division is responsible for waste management planning and the day-to-day delivery of services, including operation of municipal facilities. In addition to providing support on the day-to-day services, the student will be assigned projects that will be completed within their work-term. The standard work schedule is 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. However, work outside these hours will be required throughout the four-month term, including early mornings, evenings and weekends. Advance notice will be provided. Work Performed: The following duties are examples of the work. Operations
Conduct observational audits of how waste materials are set out (at the curbside or at multi-residential buildings) by residents Distribute information door to door to curbside households with program information and schedules. Conduct site visits to gather information and provide updates Manage inventory at storage facilities of collection containers (i.e. recycling containers, carts, kitchen containers, composters, additional parts, etc.) Transport inventory items from various locations Assist with keeping storage facilities organized, clean and tidy. Assist with day-to-day operations, such as but not limited to, replacement of containers, carts, and parts (handles, lids, information packages, etc.)
Research and data collection
General observation, data collection and analysis from curbside audits, site visits, and events. Waste management technology/program research.
Community outreach and engagement
Outreach activities to promote increased awareness and compliance with London's waste diversion programs Assist with the production of printed and other media to promote London's waste management services Assist with workshops, presentations and outreach events providing information
General:
Report regularly to the Planning Coordinator(s) on work completed, including documenting work, outcomes and recommendations Respond to and investigate resident enquiries and complaints by email, in person and by phone Deliveries (printed materials, containers, carts, etc.) Other Waste Management duties, as assigned. Qualifications:
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Experience with public outreach, customer service and community engagement an asset. Experience and comfort presenting to large and small groups. Demonstrates initiative and strong organizational skills, effectively prioritizing and managing multiple responsibilities. Ability and willingness to work both independently and as part of a team. Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Specialized Training & Licenses:
Ontario G Class License IS REQUIRED
Post-secondary or graduate student within the disciplines of Engineering, Engineering Technology, Environmental Science, Education, Geography, Media/Communications, Social Sciences, Humanities. Must be returning to full-time academic studies in January 2027 and/or require this student placement to graduate. Compensation & Other Information: $23.11/hour. This student position is for (1) opportunity effective September-December 2026. This position is scheduled to be hybrid. With a mix of in-office and remote work. Police Record Check: The successful applicant will be required to obtain a Criminal Record Check (CRC).
About Bicycle Health
There’s a moment you realize that you can’t continue like this. You want better days, better relationships, and more possibilities.
When you’re in the depths of opioid use disorder (OUD), it takes strength and courage to act on that moment. At Bicycle Health, we believe that choosing to start recovery creates hope in the face of hardship.
With us, your care begins as soon as you reach out. Most patients get an appointment on the same day or the day after. Our personalized care and medication plans offer professional support and suboxone to control withdrawal. On your best days and your worst days, we’re always here for you.
About 95% of patients end problematic opioid use within just one week. And 88% of patients who have been in care with us for a year or more see positive outcomes including easier days, steady employment, and healthier relationships.
No one does this alone. Our community of doctors, care providers, and support groups are available every day. With regular check-ins, we’ll work with you to update your care as you make progress.
We know that with the right treatment, you can overcome OUD and build a life you love.