Job Title: Housekeeping Supervisor (Industrial Site)

Job Summary

The Housekeeping Supervisor is responsible for overseeing all housekeeping operations within the industrial site to ensure a clean, safe, and compliant working environment. This role involves supervising housekeeping staff, coordinating daily cleaning activities, ensuring adherence to safety and hygiene standards, and maintaining high levels of cleanliness across production, utility, and administrative areas.

Key Responsibilities

Supervise and coordinate daily housekeeping activities across the industrial site
Assign tasks, schedule shifts, and monitor performance of housekeeping staff
Ensure cleaning procedures meet site standards, safety regulations, and environmental requirements
Conduct regular inspections of work areas, equipment, and facilities to ensure cleanliness and order
Ensure proper use, storage, and maintenance of cleaning chemicals, tools, and equipment
Enforce health, safety, and PPE compliance for housekeeping personnel
Coordinate with operations, maintenance, and safety teams to support site activities
Report housekeeping issues, incidents, or supply needs to management
Train new and existing staff on cleaning procedures, safety practices, and site policies
Maintain housekeeping records, checklists, and attendance logs

Qualifications & Experience

High school diploma or equivalent (technical or vocational training is a plus)
Previous experience in housekeeping or facilities cleaning, preferably in an industrial environment
Prior supervisory or team leadership experience preferred
Basic knowledge of industrial safety, hygiene, and cleaning standards
Ability to read and understand safety procedures and work instructions

Skills & Competencies

Strong leadership and team management skills
Good organizational and time management abilities
Knowledge of industrial cleaning methods, chemicals, and equipment
Attention to detail and commitment to safety and cleanliness
Ability to work in an industrial environment (noise, dust, shift work, etc.)
Basic communication and reporting skills

Working Conditions

Industrial site environment (factory, plant, warehouse, or similar)
May require shift work, weekends, or extended hours
Physical activity including walking, standing, and site inspections