Trish Rossum
About Trish Rossum
Trish Rossum is a Transportation Supervisor at Cascades Recovery+ in Surrey, British Columbia, where she has worked since 2017. She has previous experience as a Commercial Route Manager at Progressive Waste Solutions and as a Roll Off Dispatcher at Waste Management.
Work at Cascades Recovery+
Trish Rossum has served as the Transportation Supervisor at Cascades Recovery+ since 2017. In this role, she oversees transportation operations, ensuring efficient logistics and compliance with regulatory standards. Cascades Recovery+ focuses on sustainable waste management solutions, and Rossum's responsibilities include coordinating transportation schedules and managing staff to optimize service delivery in Surrey, British Columbia.
Previous Experience in Waste Management
Before joining Cascades Recovery+, Trish Rossum worked at Progressive Waste Solutions as a Commercial Route Manager from 2015 to 2017. In this position, she managed commercial waste collection routes, focusing on operational efficiency and customer service. Prior to that, she was employed at Waste Management as a Roll Off Dispatcher from 2012 to 2014, where she coordinated roll-off container deliveries and pickups in Coquitlam, British Columbia.
Education and Expertise
Trish Rossum studied at the Justice Institute of British Columbia, where she achieved a qualification in Bylaw. This educational background provides her with a solid understanding of regulatory frameworks and compliance issues relevant to the waste management industry. Her expertise is reflected in her roles, where she applies her knowledge to enhance operational practices.
Professional Background
Trish Rossum's professional background spans over a decade in the waste management and transportation sectors. Her career trajectory includes significant roles that emphasize logistics management and operational oversight. With experience in both commercial and residential waste services, she has developed a comprehensive understanding of the industry's challenges and best practices.