What are the responsibilities and job description for the Lead Porter position at Community Corporation of Santa Monica?
Job Description
About Community Corporation of Santa Monica
Community Corp is a non-profit organization that restores, builds, and manages affordable housing for working families of modest means. Since our inception in 1982, we have rehabilitated and constructed nearly 2,071 homes. By enhancing and increasing affordable housing, we improve neighborhoods, create an environment where people can thrive, and change thousands of lives. Our work contributes to the distinct character of Santa Monica and the greater Westside region, making these communities more inclusive, caring, and environmentally sustainable.
Position Overview
The Lead Porter position is a full-time position. The Lead Porter is responsible for providing work direction and supervising a crew of Porters in maintaining the cleanliness, appearance and functionality of areas across Community Corp.’s portfolio. This includes daily cleaning tasks, restocking supplies and ensuring a safe, clean and welcoming environment for all residents, employees and visitors.
Compensation And Benefits
The Pay Rate is $25.00 - $27.00 per hour. The Lead Porter is eligible for the following benefits:
Community Corp. is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Company Description
Community Corp. is a Santa Monica-based non-profit organization that restores, builds, and manages affordable housing for working families of modest means. By enhancing and increasing affordable housing, we improve neighborhoods, create an environment where people can thrive, and change thousands of lives. Our work contributes to the distinct character of Santa Monica, making it a more inclusive, caring, and environmentally sustainable city. In short, we advance the values that Santa Monica residents share – and enrich our community.
We are dedicated to providing exceptional housing opportunities. Our “Tenant Selection Criteria” guides selection and occupancy and are provided to help you understand our process. Our criteria follows required governmental regulations. These regulations may include guidelines from HUD, HCD, TCAC and City of Santa Monica.
We work to meet our residents’ needs and exceed their expectations when it comes to leasing and maintaining their homes. If you are considering living in a Community Corp. residence, you can rest assured we’ll be there for you when you need us. Our entire team strives to conduct ourselves honestly, ethically, and in accordance with Fair Housing principles.
We increase and improve Santa Monica’s affordable housing stock. Since our inception in 1982, the Housing Restoration and Production Department has managed the rehabilitation and construction of nearly 2,071 affordable homes. We oversee the acquisition of property, develop conceptual proposals, secure financing, and manage construction. In all of our properties, we strive to construct housing that is at the forefront of architectural innovation and environmental sustainability. We preserve historic buildings and construct new housing that is sensitive to the surrounding area’s scale and style, working to improve neighborhoods and strengthen communities.
Community Corp. is a Santa Monica-based non-profit organization that restores, builds, and manages affordable housing for working families of modest means. By enhancing and increasing affordable housing, we improve neighborhoods, create an environment where people can thrive, and change thousands of lives. Our work contributes to the distinct character of Santa Monica, making it a more inclusive, caring, and environmentally sustainable city. In short, we advance the values that Santa Monica residents share – and enrich our community. We are dedicated to providing exceptional housing opportunities. Our “Tenant Selection Criteria” guides selection and occupancy and are provided to help you understand our process. Our criteria follows required governmental regulations. These regulations may include guidelines from HUD, HCD, TCAC and City of Santa Monica. We work to meet our residents’ needs and exceed their expectations when it comes to leasing and maintaining their homes. If you are considering living in a Community Corp. residence, you can rest assured we’ll be there for you when you need us. Our entire team strives to conduct ourselves honestly, ethically, and in accordance with Fair Housing principles. We increase and improve Santa Monica’s affordable housing stock. Since our inception in 1982, the Housing Restoration and Production Department has managed the rehabilitation and construction of nearly 2,071 affordable homes. We oversee the acquisition of property, develop conceptual proposals, secure financing, and manage construction. In all of our properties, we strive to construct housing that is at the forefront of architectural innovation and environmental sustainability. We preserve historic buildings and construct new housing that is sensitive to the surrounding area’s scale and style, working to improve neighborhoods and strengthen communities.
About Community Corporation of Santa Monica
Community Corp is a non-profit organization that restores, builds, and manages affordable housing for working families of modest means. Since our inception in 1982, we have rehabilitated and constructed nearly 2,071 homes. By enhancing and increasing affordable housing, we improve neighborhoods, create an environment where people can thrive, and change thousands of lives. Our work contributes to the distinct character of Santa Monica and the greater Westside region, making these communities more inclusive, caring, and environmentally sustainable.
Position Overview
The Lead Porter position is a full-time position. The Lead Porter is responsible for providing work direction and supervising a crew of Porters in maintaining the cleanliness, appearance and functionality of areas across Community Corp.’s portfolio. This includes daily cleaning tasks, restocking supplies and ensuring a safe, clean and welcoming environment for all residents, employees and visitors.
Compensation And Benefits
The Pay Rate is $25.00 - $27.00 per hour. The Lead Porter is eligible for the following benefits:
- Medical insurance
- Dental and vision insurance
- 403b retirement plan
- 4 weeks of paid vacation
- 120 hours of sick time
- Paid holidays
- Paid sick leave
- Mileage reimbursement
- 9/80 work schedule
- Every other Friday off!
- Sign on Incentive
- Prioritize work, provide work direction and supervise a crew of Porters.
- Track crew’s scheduled and complete work orders and regularly synchronizes to work order tracking system
- Performs all on demand cleaning duties as assigned by the Assistant Director of Maintenance and maintenance administrative staff.
- Perform routine cleaning of lobbies, hallways, restrooms, elevators, stairwells and other common areas.
- Restock supplies such as soap, paper towels, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, etc.
- Empty trash receptacles and dispose of waste properly.
- Monitor and report any maintenance issues, such as broken fixtures, leaks, or hazards.
- Respond promptly to cleaning requests and spills throughout the day.
- Ensure floors are swept, mopped and/or vacuumed per set schedule.
- Clean glass doors, windows, and surfaces to maintain a clean appearance per set schedule.
- Maintain inventory of cleaning supplies and communicate needs to Inventory Clerk.
- Adhere to all safety protocols and proper use of cleaning equipment and chemicals.
- Work collaboratively with the team to provide friendly and responsive customer service.
- Other responsibilities as assigned.
- Commitment to cleanliness and safety.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Willingness to learn, improve and adapt.
- Ability to work independently and manage time effectively.
- Strong problem solving skills.
- Strong communication and customer service skills.
- At least 2 years of experience in janitorial, custodial or porter work required.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Supervise assigned porter crew.
- Ability to crouch, climb, and reach and lift heavy items. The ability to walk properties daily, exposed to outdoor elements. This position requires the ability to sit and use office equipment and computers. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
- The ability to walk properties daily, exposed to outdoor elements.
- Regular car travel, primarily in Santa Monica to visit properties in the CCSM portfolio.
Community Corp. is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Company Description
Community Corp. is a Santa Monica-based non-profit organization that restores, builds, and manages affordable housing for working families of modest means. By enhancing and increasing affordable housing, we improve neighborhoods, create an environment where people can thrive, and change thousands of lives. Our work contributes to the distinct character of Santa Monica, making it a more inclusive, caring, and environmentally sustainable city. In short, we advance the values that Santa Monica residents share – and enrich our community.
We are dedicated to providing exceptional housing opportunities. Our “Tenant Selection Criteria” guides selection and occupancy and are provided to help you understand our process. Our criteria follows required governmental regulations. These regulations may include guidelines from HUD, HCD, TCAC and City of Santa Monica.
We work to meet our residents’ needs and exceed their expectations when it comes to leasing and maintaining their homes. If you are considering living in a Community Corp. residence, you can rest assured we’ll be there for you when you need us. Our entire team strives to conduct ourselves honestly, ethically, and in accordance with Fair Housing principles.
We increase and improve Santa Monica’s affordable housing stock. Since our inception in 1982, the Housing Restoration and Production Department has managed the rehabilitation and construction of nearly 2,071 affordable homes. We oversee the acquisition of property, develop conceptual proposals, secure financing, and manage construction. In all of our properties, we strive to construct housing that is at the forefront of architectural innovation and environmental sustainability. We preserve historic buildings and construct new housing that is sensitive to the surrounding area’s scale and style, working to improve neighborhoods and strengthen communities.
Community Corp. is a Santa Monica-based non-profit organization that restores, builds, and manages affordable housing for working families of modest means. By enhancing and increasing affordable housing, we improve neighborhoods, create an environment where people can thrive, and change thousands of lives. Our work contributes to the distinct character of Santa Monica, making it a more inclusive, caring, and environmentally sustainable city. In short, we advance the values that Santa Monica residents share – and enrich our community. We are dedicated to providing exceptional housing opportunities. Our “Tenant Selection Criteria” guides selection and occupancy and are provided to help you understand our process. Our criteria follows required governmental regulations. These regulations may include guidelines from HUD, HCD, TCAC and City of Santa Monica. We work to meet our residents’ needs and exceed their expectations when it comes to leasing and maintaining their homes. If you are considering living in a Community Corp. residence, you can rest assured we’ll be there for you when you need us. Our entire team strives to conduct ourselves honestly, ethically, and in accordance with Fair Housing principles. We increase and improve Santa Monica’s affordable housing stock. Since our inception in 1982, the Housing Restoration and Production Department has managed the rehabilitation and construction of nearly 2,071 affordable homes. We oversee the acquisition of property, develop conceptual proposals, secure financing, and manage construction. In all of our properties, we strive to construct housing that is at the forefront of architectural innovation and environmental sustainability. We preserve historic buildings and construct new housing that is sensitive to the surrounding area’s scale and style, working to improve neighborhoods and strengthen communities.
Salary : $25 - $27