Waste collector

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Waste collection vehicle operating in Prague's streets
Waste collection vehicle operating in Prague's streets

A waste collector, also known as:

British English American English Australian English
Dustbin man Garbage man Garbo
Bin man Garbage collector Garbologist (col)
Dustman Trash collector
Refuse collector Sanitation engineer

is a person employed by a municipality/local authority or by a private company who goes to houses and/or businesses collecting and taking away waste from waste containers and sending it for recycling or to a landfill, incinerator or other waste facility.

Waste collection vehicles allow them to transport compacted waste with ease.

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Lonnie Donegan sang this song, the first verse of which is:

Oh, my old man's a dustman
He wears a dustman's hat
He wears cor-blimey trousers
And he lives in a Council flat
He looks a proper nana
In his great big hobnail boots
He has such a job to pull 'em up
That he calls 'em daisy roots

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