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Dhyana Cleaning | Social Impact is seeking a Field Training Manager to build and refine training programs, coach mentors, and stay connected to front-line work in a hybrid setting. You will help leaders grow while shaping how we train teams in homes across our Rise + Shine initiative.
In this role you’ll blend field cleaning with program development, leading All Hands, Training Week, and mentor coaching as the company expands, in a Toronto hybrid environment with room to grow the scope and
Training and onboarding, Social impact
Position: Field Training Manager
Company: Dhyana Cleaning | Social Impact
Location: Toronto ON / Hybrid
For someone who has built training programs before, develops people instinctively, and wants to stay close to the work while growing into something bigger.
We’re not a cleaning company that happens to develop people. We’re a leadership development company that uses cleaning as the training ground. Our mission — Revealing Beauty, Revealing Potential — is to make a dent in the epidemic of loneliness, one home and one team member at a time. We do that by training our team to lead with the soul of service: showing up with pride, building real connection with the people whose homes we care for, and growing into leaders along the way. Every person who joins us is on a structured path through our Rise + Shine program. Just is a dirty word here. We are not just cleaners. Love is the ultimate multi-purpose cleaner.
Our Rise + Shine program exists and it’s good — but it needs someone to help us run it well, sharpen it where it’s heavy, and coach the Mentors who deliver it so they can grow the next wave of leaders behind them. One of our values is I Am Courageously Curious — engaging hard conversations, questioning assumptions, pushing past perceived limits. This role is built for someone who already lives that value, not someone who has to learn it.
This is a hybrid role. You’ll be in homes cleaning alongside the team some of the time, and building and running our training programs the rest of the time. The ratio shifts as you earn scope and as the company grows — but the fieldwork stays part of the job. You can’t sharpen training you aren’t touching.
Two things matter more than anything on your resume.
You love developing people. At every job you’ve had, you’re the one newer team members came to when they were stuck. You can describe the ones you’ve helped grow by name — what they were struggling with, what you did, what changed for them. This is the part of the job you’d do even if it weren’t in your job description.
You’re someone who thrives in motion. When something doesn’t make sense, you ask the question instead of shutting down. When you’re handed something half-formed, you wrestle it into shape and bring back a draft — you don’t wait to be handed a clean brief. You’re optimistic. You assume good intent. You don’t take other people’s moods personally, and you make the call when you need to.