No. The operator will endeavour to place the bin in your requested position.
Moving the bin in most instances prevents the recovery of the bin & will result in extra charges for yourself & having to empty the bin out before it is moved again
Sometimes the skip bin cannot be placed where you want. This may be due to overhanging trees, powerlines or sloping ground.
Moving the bin requires special lifting apparatus. The bin needs to be lifted evenly to prevent damage to the bin & the lifting equipment on the truck.
Moving the bin with cars or bobcats damages the bins & could potentially cause the bin to collapse on pick up.