Paul Baker founded Bakers Waste Services Ltd in 2002 with just one trade waste vehicle and 10 bins and has worked every day Bakers Waste have been in operation. In this time the business has grown through Paul’s strategies and leadership to go on to provide services for over 5,000 customers, run over 70 vehicles…
Mike joins the Bakers Waste team as a determined and driven Group Finance Director. Mikes day-to-day tasks entail looking after pennies; to turn into pounds. Mike is also responsible for influencing the key and critical decisions within the business. What do you enjoy most about working at Bakers Waste?Working for such an important, vital cause.…
Another Baker in Bakers Waste; after half a decade Lewis has gained a lot of experience in the operations department, progressing to Planner Supervisor by helping the planning team achieve service excellence on a daily basis. What do you enjoy most about working at Bakers Waste?I enjoy the challenge of always trying to do better…
Kayleigh has over a decade of experience at Bakers Waste and on a day to day basis is a big part of the planning team in operations in terms of bin deliveries, moffett bale collections and more. What do you enjoy most about working at Bakers Waste?No two days are the same and it has more meaning…
Simon works in the Operations Team as a Transport Planner. What do you enjoy most about working at Bakers Waste?The people I work with, they’re all brilliant team players and we work together to overcome day to day challenges and deliver a top class service.How do you do your bit for the environment?I try to…
Jay works in the Operations department as a Service Co-Ordinator .
Andy Yates joins the Fleet Team as Transport Compliance Manager. Andy’s main duty is to be the day to day focal point for fleet management within the company. Andy is the lead on a wide variety of tasks related to managing, supervising, and coordinating fleet management related activities and the general compliance of the whole…
Jay is responsible for the management of a team of 5 people at the MRF site at Desford. The main function of the facility is to accept commodities into site and maximize the quantity of all recyclables, to enable the highest possible revenue in the market. Jay’s day-to-day role makes him responsible for the running…