Midwest waste, recycling, roll-off and portable restroom services provider
LRS runs residential and commercial waste collection, recycling, roll-off and portable restroom operations from Rosemont, Illinois. Hiring is overwhelmingly operations-focused and junior, and job posts keep returning to route efficiency, overtime and driver safety, which points to a fleet-cost squeeze. A stack spanning Salesforce, Coupa, Power BI and many payroll systems suggests a back office still consolidating after acquisitions.
LRS is a privately held waste diversion, recycling and portable services company founded in 1999 and headquartered in Rosemont, Illinois. It serves residential, commercial and municipal customers across Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas and Arkansas. Services include curbside waste and recycling, roll-off containers, construction and demolition debris recycling, compactor equipment, material recovery and portable restroom rentals. The company operates more than 70 facilities and employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people.
LRS uses Salesforce for CRM, Coupa for procurement, Power BI for reporting, Freshservice for IT service management, Sage 300 and QuickBooks for accounting, and HR and payroll tools including ADP, Workday and Paylocity.
Yes. LRS hiring is concentrated in operations, mostly junior and mid-level roles across the United States, with smaller openings in sales, engineering and finance.
LRS is headquartered in Rosemont, Illinois, and operates across seven states: Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas and Arkansas.
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