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ServiceMaster Clean believes not only in empowering people, but also in enabling them to succeed. By giving you the tools and training to develop, we increase your productivity and earnings, and enhance your dignity, self-respect, and worth. Below are the expectations of being in a leadership role at ServiceMaster. If we focus on our responsibilities as a leader, we will be a successful business that team members know what to expect and appreciate the company they are employed.
Job Responsibility:
Show respect for employees and try to make their jobs easier to do, without doing it for them
Assist Operations Manager in determining staffing needs and working with HR to fill those needs
Proactively identify areas for improvement in client buildings
Follow up on all concerns in a timely way
Know the hourly budget for each building
Work with staff to ensure hourly budgets are adhered to
Provide monthly inspections of client’s buildings
Insure that all equipment is in good working order or is replaced if necessary
Delegate job responsibilities to supervisors/floaters on a daily basis
Document behavior problems with employees and have them sign the documentation for files and records, when necessary
Actively listen to employees when they come to you with problems
Accomplishing organizational goals by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests
looks for ways to add value to the job and serve the customers well
Team member’s hours will be monitored to stay within the allowed time on a weekly basis
Embrace change and be an ambassador for ServiceMaster
All team members need to be treated consistent and policy needs to be enforced equally
You may be asked to deviate from your regular duties to help fulfill our client needs
Requirements:
Must be able to conduct interviews and make hiring decisions
Understand policies, wage and pay agreements, clocking into a building, vacation, and absentee policies
Must be organized and have the ability to problem solve
Must be able to administrate some HR responsibilities
Physically able to be on your feet during an entire shift
walking, bending, stooping, twisting, reaching, pulling, pushing, kneeling, and crouching