1 Waste Company Office & Admin Jobs in Florida

Nationally, Admin / Office roles in the waste industry average $20.00 per hour, about $42,000 a year. Most positions fall between $15.38 and $26.44 per hour; those hourly figures are converted from annual pay at 2,080 hours per year, not separately surveyed. Actual pay in Florida varies by employer, route type, and contract. Check each listing for the posted rate.

Most administrative positions are hourly and non-exempt, so hours past forty are paid at the overtime rate. Extra hours cluster around month-end billing runs and service disruptions, but the schedule is far more predictable than in field roles.

Front-office roles are open to candidates with no waste-industry background. Customer service representative, data entry and receptionist openings normally ask for a high school diploma and basic computer skills, with billing systems and route software taught on the job. Prior call-centre or general office experience helps, but industry knowledge is not expected, and dispatch and billing specialist roles are usually filled by promoting from these entry positions.

Private-sector office staff are typically non-union and paid on a company salary band. The exception is municipal solid waste departments, where clerical and dispatch employees are often inside a public-sector bargaining unit alongside other city staff, on a published classification and step scale.

Office and customer service work carries the most genuine part-time availability of any role on this list. Call volumes peak early in the morning and around service disruptions and billing cycles, so employers staff partial shifts, split schedules and seasonal cover, and this is one of the few waste-industry roles where hybrid or remote customer service arrangements appear.

Based on current listings on this site, the most openings are in DeLand (1). Listing counts change as jobs are filled and new ones are posted.