Custodial Operations Project Manager

All Native Group, The Federal Services Division of Ho-Chunk Inc.; Fargo (ND); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

All Native Group is seeking a Project Manager to lead custodial operations for the USDA ARS at the Edward T. Schafer Agricultural Research Center.

The Project Manager is the single point of accountability to the Government for all contract performance and will manage a crew of four full-time janitors across approximately 137,000 square feet at three research facilities containing laboratories, greenhouses, and animal study spaces.

Qualifications

• Ability to lead custodial contracts with government oversight.
• Coordinate with COR and Location Site Managers (LSMs) at multiple sites.
• Apply ISO 9001:2015 quality management practices and QA procedures.

Responsibilities

• Serve as designated Project Manager with full authority to act on behalf of HCIMS.
• Primary point of contact for COR and LSMs; attend site meetings and respond promptly to requests.
• Report property damage, lost keys, injuries, or hazards within 2 work hours.
• Develop, publish, and maintain the COR-approved cleaning schedule (daily to annual).
• Coordinate after-hours facility closures with 72 hours written notice; semi-annual floor cycles require two weeks' notice.
• Submit deficiency and facility-condition reports within one business day; route change requests to CO only.
• Support monthly firm-fixed-price invoicing through IPP.gov and provide required documentation.

Skills

Project management

Facilities operations

Team leadership

Quality assurance

Job description

All Native Group is seeking a Project Manager to lead custodial operations for the USDA ARS at the Edward T. Schafer Agricultural Research Center.

The Project Manager is the single point of accountability to the Government for all contract performance and will manage a crew of four full-time janitors across approximately 137,000 square feet at three research facilities containing laboratories, greenhouses, and animal study spaces.