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NuServe London is seeking an Assistant Area Cleaning Manager to lead frontline cleaning teams across multiple sites in central London. You will drive service excellence, manage payroll and budgets, and ensure client satisfaction in a fast-paced environment.
The role requires strong people management and communication skills; Spanish or Portuguese proficiency is a plus. We offer permanent, full-time employment with a competitive salary and 28 days’ annual leave.
Assistant Area Cleaning Manager: London (Central )
Salary: £30,-32 000Contract: Permanent, full-time
Start date: As soon as we find the right person
We're a commercial cleaning and support services company, proudly B Corp certified, ethical by design, and focused on building meaningful partnerships—not just ticking boxes. With 600+ team members and annual revenue exceeding £13M, we're growing fast with plans to reach £30M by 2030!We believe in the importance of treating each member of our team as an individual and we respect the diversity of our workforce. By working together, our team members cultivate a sense of accountability. We value the differences and individuality of our team members and believe that the differences in thoughts, culture, ethnicity and experience make our company stronger and a better place to work.
A sharp, detail-driven, manager with a passion for delivering top tier service, a person who is used to working in a fast-paced environment where every day brings a new challenge, this is a diverse, hands-on role where you'll support frontline teams to ensure we exceed service expectations, and build strong relationships with clients and employees alike.
A strong communicator able to engage effectively with our team and clientsand while not essential, proficiency in Spanish or Portuguese would be highly beneficial as for many of our team their primary language is not English. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and language abilities.
We'd love to hear from you. Because the difference between good and great is rarely found on the front page—it's in the fine print.