Cleaning Lead Supervisor

Job Description

Cleaning Lead Job Description Shift-Full-time

Marshall’s Master Cleaning Plus

Cleaning Lead Floater is a professional, overseeing and performing the key duties/schedules of cleaning personnel at 10 sites. He/She ensures the assigned duties are carried out, sites are properly staffed, and the workers/personnel have the required equipment to complete the assigned tasks.

He/she will discuss general cleaning procedures and/or methods with the staff/workers that are assigned to different areas/tasks; recommends and implements changes in procedures (cleaning methods) as required; checks to determine if facilities are cleaned correctly.

Responsible for submission of reports with regards to cleaning personnel, equipment, supplies and general expenses are to be carried out by the cleaning supervisor on a monthly basis. This is a working Lead to Supervisor position until the work capacity requires a full-time supervisor role.

Weekly Schedule:

· Sunday-Saturday with various hours to be determined 40 Hours per week (on call)

· Hourly pay rate $19 per hour (90-day increase)

Benefits:

Competitive pay.

Paid time off

· Opportunity to learn and grow professionally

Experience:

Commercial cleaning 2-3 years (required)

Previous supervisory experience and strong interpersonal skills

Knowledge of cleaning products and services

Ability to work with and around chemicals/dust

Must have the ability to work with other employees and to take directions from the Client /Manager

· Exceptional attention to detail and organizational skills

· Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to interact effectively with staff, customers, and vendors

· Ability to work independently and make sound decisions in a fast-paced environment

License/Certification:

· Driver’s License (required)

· Reliable transportation

· Clean driving record

· Must pass background and drug test

Work Location: Multiple sites

Essential Duties:

Maintain a working knowledge of cleaning methods directed by Marshall’s Master Cleaning Plus

· Strong knowledge of custodial practices, including proper cleaning techniques and use of cleaning equipment

· Manage and oversee commercial cleaning operations for multiple sites

· Supervise and train cleaning staff, providing guidance and support as needed

· Conduct regular inspections to ensure compliance with cleaning protocols and quality standards

· Maintain inventory of cleaning products and equipment, ordering replacements as required

· Respond to customer inquiries/concerns in a professional and timely manner; report concerns to the Manager

Reallocate personnel as required to cover for absenteeism

Wear/use all safety equipment provided by the site

Complete all required paperwork and reporting pertaining to the site daily

Keep all equipment clean and otherwise well-maintained

Maintain clean and well-organized supply closets

Adhere to OSHA, State and City Regulations

Physical demands may include the following on a regular basis:

Walking and standing

Bending and wearing hip/backpack vacuum

Reaching, grabbing, pushing, and pulling

Lifting and/or moving up to 50 pounds