Housekeeping Supervisor

Title: Housekeeping Supervisor FLSA Status: Exempt Shift: 1st shift Reports to: Director of Facilities Department: Housekeeping Employment Status: Full-Time Supervisory Responsibilities: Yes Location: Brookridge Date Created/Last Evaluated: October 2026 Essential Position Grade: 6 Summary The Housekeeping Supervisor is responsible for the overall management and leadership of the housekeeping department, ensuring a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for residents, guests, and team members. This role has primary responsibility for directing staff, managing departmental operations, and making personnel and operational decisions that impact service quality and efficiency. THIS POSITION WILL NOT START UNTIL OCTOBER 5TH, 2026 Qualification Requirements High school diploma or equivalent (GED) required. 2+ years of housekeeping/environmental services experience, preferably in healthcare or senior living. Demonstrated experience managing larger teams (5+ employees). Knowledge of infection control, OSHA standards, and regulatory requirements. Preferred Qualifications Associate degree preferred Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Advanced knowledge of cleaning systems, sanitation standards, and safety practices. Strong leadership skills with the ability to direct, coach, discipline, and develop staff. Ability to manage operations across multiple areas, priorities, and staffing needs. Strong decision-making and problem-solving skills. Effective communication, delegation, and conflict resolution skills. Ability to analyze performance metrics and implement improvements. Proficiency in inventory control, cost management, and operational planning. Commitment to resident dignity, compliance, and service excellence. Supervisory Responsibilities Housekeepers Essential Functions Supervise, schedule, coach, and support housekeeping team members to ensure daily cleaning assignments are completed efficiently and in accordance with departmental standards. Participate in the recruitment, onboarding, training, performance management, and corrective action process for housekeeping team members in collaboration with the Director of Facilities. Conduct routine inspections of resident apartments, common areas, and workspaces to ensure cleanliness, quality standards, infection prevention practices, and regulatory compliance are consistently maintained. Coordinate daily staffing assignments, workflow, and supply distribution to support efficient operations and maintain appropriate service levels throughout the community. Monitor inventory levels, order housekeeping supplies as directed, oversee proper use and storage of equipment and chemicals, and promote cost‑effective resource management. Respond promptly to resident, family, and team member concerns regarding housekeeping services, providing service recovery and escalating issues when appropriate. Collaborate with other departments to support resident move‑ins and move‑outs, special events, emergency preparedness, and community‑wide operational needs. Comply with all company policies, procedures, and applicable laws, including infection prevention, OSHA standards, HIPAA, and the Code of Conduct, completing required training and reporting concerns promptly. This position is designated as essential to the operations of the organization. Team members in this role may be required to report into work (on‑site at the community) during emergencies, inclement weather, or other situations when the organization remains operational. Physical Demands Frequently required to stand and walk throughout the shift. Frequently required to perform repetitive motions such as mopping, wiping, or vacuuming. Frequently required to bend, stoop, twist, squat, and reach at, above, and below shoulder level. Frequently required to lift or carry items up to 10 pounds. Frequently required to push/pull housekeeping carts or equipment up to 85 pounds. Occasionally required to lift or carry up to 50 pounds. Occasionally required to kneel or climb stairs. Visual and auditory acuity needed to identify cleaning needs, read labels, distinguish colors, and communicate in environments with background noise. Manual dexterity and coordination to operate cleaning equipment and use cleaning tools safely. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Work Environment Frequently works indoors in resident rooms, common areas, offices, and utility spaces. Frequently exposed to cleaning chemicals, dust, and wet surfaces; PPE provided as needed. Occasionally exposed to odors, biohazard waste, and soiled linens. Occasionally works in noisy environments due to housekeeping equipment or facility operations. Occasionally works outdoors for trash removal, landscaping support, or entryway cleaning. Works in environments where residents and staff may be present; interact courteously and professionally. #J-18808-Ljbffr