Overnight Shift Supervisor Phx Dining Room

PDR ONS Shift Supervisor (Overnight Shift Supervisor at Phoenix Dining Room)

Position Summary

As a Shift Supervisor at St. Vincent de Paul’s shelter/transitional housing program, you will oversee operations to ensure a safe, welcoming, and organized environment for individuals experiencing homelessness. Leading a team of Service Coordinators, you will collaborate closely with security, case management/navigation, and community partners to address the specific needs of your shift—ranging from managing daily activities and volunteer engagement to handling crises and maintaining a secure overnight environment. This role demands a proactive, organized, and calm leader capable of adapting to a fast-paced atmosphere while ensuring the well-being of residents around the clock.

Key Responsibilities

• Team Leadership: Lead service coordinators in maintaining a calm, safe, and supportive environment, directly supervising Service Coordinators and volunteers on shift.


• Operational Guidance: Provide daily guidance and support to the team, monitoring adherence to program policies, procedures, and safety protocols.


• Crisis Management: Collaborate with security and program staff to respond to and document emergencies, including behavioral issues, medical situations, and safety or facilities concerns.


• Operations: Oversee critical shift activities, including resident intake/discharge, meal or snack service operations, supply distribution, and the preparation / maintenance / transition and clean up of sleeping areas.


• Administrative Oversight: Maintain accurate records and logs in appropriate data systems (eg, HMIS, Uplift, etc.), including staff schedules, attendance, incident reports, and the proper handling/documentation of resident property.


• Facility Standards: Ensure the cleanliness, organization, and safety of all workspaces, dormitories, and communal areas, addressing sanitation needs or emergency clean-ups as they arise. Report situations promptly according to proper protocol.


• Volunteer Engagement: Support and coordinate volunteers, facilitating a welcoming and inclusive environment that ensures a positive experience for community contributors. Give clear directions, guidance, and appropriate appreciation.


• Organizational Alignment: Participate in staff meetings, training sessions, and agency events to stay aligned with shelter goals and SVdP’s culture of “Let None Be Lost.”


• General Duties: Perform other duties as assigned by Supervisor.

Ideal Candidate:
You are a proactive, quick-thinking, and dependable leader with proven experience in shelter/housing environments. Thriving in fast-paced settings, you possess strong organizational and communication skills and a genuine passion for supporting vulnerable populations. You are highly resourceful, capable of multitasking and managing emergencies efficiently to maintain a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for both residents and volunteers—even in unexpected or challenging overnight situations.

Requirements:

• Experience: Minimum of one year working with vulnerable populations in a shelter or similar environment.


• Education: High school diploma or GED.


• Skills: Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.


• Technical: Proficiency with Microsoft office software programs, internet navigation, and the ability to learn new databases and systems quickly.


• Certification: Current Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card or the eligibility to obtain one before first day of employment.


• Physical: Ability to stand, walk, lift up to 30 pounds, and perform other physical tasks as needed during various shifts.

Pay Information:

Hourly Pay

• Starting Pay: $23/hour

• Overnight Employees will receive an additional $1.00/hour from 10 pm – 6 am

Shift Supervisor: Level 1

Pay: Starts at $23.00/hour ( applicable shift differentials)

The Level I Supervisor focuses on the immediate execution of shift operations and direct supervision of floor staff.

• Team Leadership: Supervise up to 4 Service Coordinators; ensure staff are on task and adhering to SVdP culture.


• Operational Execution: Oversee daily intake/discharge, meal services, and the transition of sleeping areas.


• Crisis Response: Act as the primary point of contact for immediate behavioral, medical, or facilities situations, ensuring proper documentation.


• Facility Care: Monitor the cleanliness of dormitories and communal areas; perform or delegate emergency clean-ups.


• Technical Proficiency: Maintain accurate shift logs and incident reports using office software and agency databases.


• Requirements: High School Diploma/GED; 1 year of experience with vulnerable populations; Level 1 Fingerprint Clearance (or eligibility).

Shift Supervisor: Level 2

Pay: Starts at $25.00/hour ( applicable shift differentials)

The Level II Supervisor acts as a senior lead, handling more complex administrative tasks and mentoring Level I staff and Service Coordinators.

• 1 years of experience demonstrating Level I shift supervisor skills.

• Has completed 20 hours of training or certification in an area approved by manager (e.g. safety/OSHA, peer support certification, crisis intervention, trainer certification, volunteer engagement, data systems, etc.).

• Advanced Oversight: In addition to Level I duties, the Level II assists the Assistant Manager with staff scheduling and performance evaluations.


• Staff Development: Responsible for training and onboarding new Service Coordinators and Shift Supervisor I hires on shelter protocols and de-escalation techniques.


• Program Improvement: Identify operational gaps and propose solutions for more efficient intake or volunteer engagement processes.


• Complex Case Coordination: Serve as a liaison between overnight staff and daytime Case Management/Navigation to ensure continuity of care for high-needs residents.


• Inventory & Supplies: Manage the ordering and tracking of shelter supplies (linens, hygiene kits, etc.) to ensure the facility is always prepared.


• Demonstrates and coaches staff on SVdP Program Principles