Supervisor: Cleaning Services

Supervisor: Cleaning Services


Company
Department Of Public Works And Infrastructure
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
5 days ago
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Job Description
REQUIREMENTS :
• A minimum Grade 12/Senior Certificate/Abet Level 4. Must be prepared to travel, willing to adapt work schedule in accordance with office requirements; exposure to hazardous working conditions.

DUTIES :
• Supervise cleaning services rendered-co-ordinate cleaning services; ensure the inspection of logistics and physical environments to ensure hygiene and cleanliness; supervise cleaning staff; compile cleaning reports.
• Effectively manage and control equipment and materials-identify resource requirements and special operational needs; monitor the condition and availability of cleaning equipment; ensure the maintenance/servicing of equipment; ensure the replenishment and distribution of cleaning equipment and materials; maintain the material register.
• Support the administration of the Section-identify staff requirements; support the administration of human resources; assess the performance of supervisors and cleaners; receive and submit leave of supervisors and cleaners.

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