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Introduction:
The Operations Manager is a full-time salaried position that carries an exempt status in the department of Operations. The Operations Manager reports directly to their assigned Portfolio Manager with a dotted line to the Sr. Vice President of Operations. He or she has key relationships with the following:
Job Summary:
Under the direction of the Portfolio Manager, the Operations Manager is responsible for managing the performance of service operations in an assigned area. Duties include:
Minimum Job Specifications:
Education: To qualify for the position of Operations Manager, you must have a high school diploma or equivalent training. College or specialized technical training or knowledge is preferred.
Experience: The position of Operations Manager requires one to two years of experience in managing hourly personnel in a service industry. Floor work experience is highly preferred
Skills: The Operations Manager position requires the following:
Responsibilities:
Scheduling: The Operations Manager schedules and maintains property schedules in accordance with work specifications. Ensures that positions are properly staffed. Generates work schedules and reassigns workers to cover absences. Submits overtime requests to the Portfolio Manager.
Equipment and Supplies: The Operations Manager is responsible for allocating sufficient equipment and supplies for performance assignments. Maintain records of supply delivery and consumption. Oversee storage of supplies in individual storage areas and main storerooms. Report shortages to the Portfolio Manager.
Hiring: The Operations Manager will work with the Portfolio Manager to recruit and select personnel for available positions according to All Clean’s policies and procedures. Evaluate newly hired employees to determine continued employment beyond the introductory period.
Training: The Operations Manager oversees orientation and training of all employees to standard operating procedures. Ensures that employees are aware of site rules, regulations, job specifications and safety procedures.
Safety: The Operations Manager instructs workers, individually and in groups, in safety and work practices. Directs workers in use, storage, and care of materials and equipment.
Performance Evaluation: The Operations Manager performs periodic evaluations of employee performance. Observes employee strengths and weaknesses and recommends corrective action when necessary.
Reprimanding: The Operations Manager issues employee warnings and reprimands with the approval of the Portfolio Manager.
Inspections: The Operations Manager inspects all projects prior to, during, and following work performance. Conducts written inspections of all services areas (e.g., tenant areas, restrooms, common areas, and equipment storage areas). Completes and maintains quality assurance reports.
Project Work: The Operations Manager is responsible for identifying additional opportunities to upsell services and provide new project work for existing customers. The Operations Manager will also directly perform some project work, including carpet cleaning, tile scrubbing, strip and waxing floors, pressure-washing, and other related work.
Visits: The Operations Manager conducts customer visits at the direction and approval of the Portfolio Manager.
Other Duties: The Operations Manager performs other duties as specified by the Portfolio Manager.
Minimum Requirements
Desired Qualifications
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $50,000 - 55,000 per year
Additional Incentives provided
Full Time
$112k-141k (estimate)
04/17/2024
05/11/2024
allcleansvcs.com
ROSWELL, GA
25 - 50
Private
KEVIN G KEEGAN
$10M - $50M
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