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Thomson Health and Rehabilitation

Housekeeping Supervisor

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A Housekeeping or Environmental Services Supervisor supervises the staff that provide cleaning and housekeeping services, primarily for rooms and bathrooms in hotels and hospitals. May also work in office buildings, colleges, other institutions or private residences with a large housekeeping staff.

$39,189 / year median in Georgia

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

Housekeeping supervisor Nursing Home Housekeeping Supervisor manages the environmental services team to maintain a clean, safe, and sanitary healthcare environment for residents, staff, and visitors. [1, 2]
Key Responsibilities Staff Management:
Hire, train, schedule, and supervise housekeeping and laundry personnel. [1]
Facility Inspections:
Conduct regular rounds and inspections of resident rooms, bathrooms, and common areas to ensure high standards of cleanliness. [1, 2]
Regulatory Compliance:
Ensure adherence to health, safety, and sanitation guidelines set by agencies like OSHA and state health departments. [1, 2]
Inventory Control:
Monitor stock levels, order cleaning supplies and equipment, and manage department costs within budget. [1]
Hands-on Support:
Act as a working supervisor by pitching in with heavy cleaning, floor care, or room readiness for new admissions when needed. [1, 3]
Qualifications & Skills Experience:
Previous institutional or commercial cleaning experience, with prior supervisory experience preferred.
Knowledge:
Familiarity with infection control protocols, hazardous materials (OSHA, PPE), and safety regulations.
Soft Skills:
Strong leadership, time management, and communication skills to interact tactfully with elderly residents and their families. [1, 2, 3, 4]