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Staff required to operate a mobile shredding service

One of the key benefits of a mobile shredding business over many other businesses options is that the tasks to be performed are simple and easily able to be delegated. Other businesses may require staff to have special training or skill, to be constantly monitored by management or owners and if tasks are not performed to a high level every time there is the possibility of damage to the firms' reputation. Restaurants and cafes fall into this category.

A mobile shredding firm requires the following tasks to be performed. In the initial stages These tasks can be performed by a minimal number of staff - in fact many mobile shredding companies begin with the owner performing all tasks and later employing part-time then full time staff as the business becomes busier.

Task Skill or training required Staff Member
Sales Sales ability and understanding of mobile shredding advantages off-site shredding. Owner or employed salesperson
Driving/Shredding Truck licence Driver
Taking telephone calls, recording shredding jobs to be performed, dispatching jobs to driver, sending marketing material, answering enquiries, accounts work, data entry, printing and posting invoices etc General reception and accounts handling ability Telephone receptionist

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