GSB Sonderabfall-Entsorgung Bayern GmbH | Germany | 81xxx, 80xxx München | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 24.09.2026 on stepstone.de
Plant operator of the CP system (m/f/d)
As a company for the disposal of industrial waste in Bavaria, the GSB generates sales of around 375 employees. EUR 110 million. In our technically advanced systems, we use and eliminate waste from commercial and industrial companies at a high level of safety. We are looking at our location in Munich Plant Manager (m/w/d)
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
The activities of the plant operator include the treatment of waste delivered in the CP treatment plants and the execution of maintenance work on aggregates and plant parts. In addition, the activity shall include regular control of the facility to ensure proper operation. The activity requires a high degree of flexibility with the willingness to help in other areas of operation or in other locations if necessary.
You have completed training as a specialist with several years of professional experience. Experience in waste management is advantageous. You are flexible, team-ready and are looking for a demanding activity.
responsible and varied activities in an efficient waste management company, a performance-oriented remuneration according to TVöD, special payment of the year, remuneration of benefits and occupational pensions; development opportunities through attractive professional training opportunities, a collegial working climate
Location
![]() | GSB Sonderabfall-Entsorgung Bayern GmbH | |
| 85107 München | ||
| Germany |
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