Housekeeper Supervisor
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Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Cleaning and housekeeping roles in offices, hospitals, hotels and homes are reliable entry-level work that needs no formal qualification.
This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, cleaner roles in South Africa typically pay R4 000 to R7 500 a month (indicative).
Job description
· Supervise and coordinate the daily activities of Housekeepers.
· Allocate duties and ensure adequate staffing and coverage.
· Monitor cleaning standards and ensure all areas meet required hygiene standards.
· Conduct regular inspections and follow up on identified deficiencies.
· Ensure that cleaning procedures and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are followed.
· Train, coach and support Housekeepers to improve performance.
· Monitor attendance, punctuality, uniform compliance and general conduct.
· Address performance and operational issues promptly and escalate where necessary.
· Maintain accurate daily checklists, inspection records and other housekeeping documentation.
· Liaise professionally with hospital staff and management regarding housekeeping services.
· Ensure that cleaning equipment and materials are used correctly and responsibly.
· Promote good housekeeping practices, infection prevention and occupational health and safety.
· Participate in staff meetings, training and performance management processes.
· Ensure excellent customer service and maintain a professional relationship with the client.
Pay: R5 043,93 - R8 500,00 per month
Work Location: In person
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