Floor Care Coordinator — Sanitation & Safety

SBM Management Services, LP; United States; On-site; USD 29,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Job summary

SBM Management Services, LP is seeking a Floor Care Lead to coordinate activities within the Floor Care Program and audit areas for sanitation and OSHA compliance. You will inspect equipment, train staff, and monitor safety practices on a Monday to Friday 4pm to 12:30am shift.

The role requires ability to read instructions, communicate clearly, and maintain records including inspections and training. Prior cleaning operations experience is preferred; there is no formal education requirement.

Qualifications

• Education and/ or Experience: No education requirement.
• 6 mo-1 year experience preferred: or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform duties of employees within the program assigned.
• Train and instruct employees in tasks, safety, policies, and procedures.
• Coordinate and monitors work activities.
• Written reports, such as pass down, weekly, or monthly.
• Perform quality, service, and safety inspections.
• Track equipment inventory, maintenance, and repair.
• Track supplies inventory and maintained.
• Monitor employees for proper use of personal protective equipment.
• Report accidents and incidents to the supervisor immediately.
• Maintain records, i.e. training, inspections, attendance and metric data.

Skills

Reading instructions

Verbal communication

Written communication

Cleaning methods & equipment

Education

No education requirement

6 mo-1 year experience preferred

Job description

SBM Management Services, LP is seeking a Floor Care Lead to coordinate activities within the Floor Care Program and audit areas for sanitation and OSHA compliance. You will inspect equipment, train staff, and monitor safety practices on a Monday to Friday 4pm to 12:30am shift.

The role requires ability to read instructions, communicate clearly, and maintain records including inspections and training. Prior cleaning operations experience is preferred; there is no formal education requirement.