Building Services Supervisor - Facilities Services - UTK

University of Tennessee•Knoxville, TN

14h•Onsite

About The Position

This position is fully trained in all aspects of general cleaning. This position is fully able to do carpet shampooing, hard floor maintenance, recycling, lavatory cleaning, office cleaning, and all routine cleaning procedures. The position is skilled in training new employees, inspecting buildings, and is computer literate. This employee oversees a 24/7 building operation and directs the staff in all Building Service operations of the building. This employee assigns work to foremen and employees, schedules project work, and schedules routine work. This position is the key contact for the building manager and assists in preparing the building for functions, events, and special events.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Certified Cleaning program Graduate
Three years of custodial experience
Skills in Microsoft Office.
Skills in hard floor care and carpet care.
Employee is "Essential" for emergency situations
Valid Driver's license.
Applicant must be willing to participate in the FS Facilitating Successful Leaders program; a 6-month probationary period that provides the employee with clearly defined expectations and supervisory feedback that is designed to develop and support successful leaders within Facilities Services.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s Degree or Bachelor’s Degree in a related field

Responsibilities

Inspect, assign, and reinspect building conditions, set ups, and quality of work provided
Assign work to Building Services Foreman and overseeing progress
Train new employees ensuring that world class service and conditions are provided to customers
Ensure that equipment is clean and in working order
Making sure stock levels are adequate for use
Interacting with customers regarding building needs.
Maintain communication with the food vendor, ARAmark, as to service needs and service being provided.
Supervisor duties including: Maintaining daily reports, building inspections, safety inspections, employee evaluations, training, equipment demonstrations, supply ordering, and emergency needs.