Part Time Supervisor - Osoyoos, Canada - Bee-Clean Building Maintenance

Bee-Clean Building Maintenance

Verified Company

Osoyoos, Canada

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Part time

Description

Are you interested in exploring an opportunity to augment your existing income? We are currently in search of a part-time supervisor to oversee operations at a unionized site.

Supervisory Position in Oliver

Monday to Friday, shifts, 4 hours per day, can range between 8 am to 4:30. Flexible schedule is preferred to oversee day-to-day cleaning, scheduling & inspecting.

This position is located in Oliver, BC

Duties & Responsibilities

Hire and train employees
Completing health & safety site inspections
Ensure employees follow all company safety & security policies & procedures
Communicate deficiencies & non compliance with employees including disciplinary procedures, and issuing written warnings if required
Completing weekly schedules for employees
Ensuring cleaning schedules and proper breaktimes are being adhered to by employees
Perform other job duties as required /requested by Management.

Requirements:

Undergo specific clearance which all cost is covered by Bee Clean
Must be available to work mornings & afternoons (4hour shifts)
Must possess excellent communication skills (verbal & written)
Great organization and possess a keen eye for detail
Works well under pressure, multitasking, and able to prioritize
Ability to take initiative
Proficient in computer skills and Microsoft Office Suit (Word, Excel)
Experience on floor machine & equipment is an asset (Relevant experience is preferred but not a must as we will provide all necessary training)
Valid driver's license with own vehicle/transportation to and from the facility

What we offer

Competitive hourly wage based on experience
Supportive work environment
Company phone and computer

We thank all applicants for their submission but only those under consideration will be contacted for a one-on-one interview.

Job Type:
Part-time

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