Industrial Cleaning Supervisor

Industrial Cleaning Supervisor


Company
WhatJobs Direct
Location
Durban
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1 day ago
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Job Description
Our client is looking for a diligent and experienced Industrial Cleaning Supervisor to oversee operations in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal . This critical role ensures the highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene across various industrial facilities. The supervisor will be responsible for managing a team of cleaning staff, coordinating daily cleaning schedules, and ensuring the proper use and maintenance of cleaning equipment and supplies. Key duties include conducting regular inspections of premises to identify areas requiring attention, developing and implementing cleaning protocols, and training new staff members on best practices and safety procedures. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of industrial cleaning techniques, safety regulations (including COSHH), and the ability to manage resources efficiently. You will be expected to maintain inventory levels of cleaning chemicals and supplies, ordering as needed while adhering to budget constraints. Excellent communication and leadership skills are essential for motivating the team and liaising with facility managers to address specific cleaning needs. The role requires a hands-on approach and the ability to work under pressure to meet demanding deadlines, particularly in fast-paced industrial environments. Experience in a similar supervisory role within the cleaning or facilities management industry is a must. A commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy working environment for your team and for the facility's occupants is paramount. This position requires physical stamina and the ability to perform some manual cleaning tasks when necessary. You will play a vital role in ensuring operational efficiency and client satisfaction through immaculate presentation of all managed sites. Our client values reliability, attention to detail, and a proactive attitude towards maintaining exceptional standards of cleanliness and sanitation. This role offers a stable working environment within a respected organization committed to operational excellence.

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