This position prepares client paperwork and records statistics, ensures clients follow facility rules, and helps ensure compliance with The Salvation Army’s policies and procedures and applicable local, state, and federal regulations. The Housing Monitor observes residents during an assigned shift to support safety, security, and compliance with house rules; maintains accurate records and logs; and keeps the housing facility in neat and proper order. Responsibilities include preparing rooms before residents arrive and checking fire equipment; checking clients into the facility and maintaining intake cards, resident rosters, and property records; distributing towels, linens, and hygiene items; securing and distributing medications as required; monitoring resident activity and facility security, including checking windows and doors, monitoring cameras, and making rounds; recording notable events during the shift; and responding calmly to emergencies by taking appropriate corrective action under established procedures. The role requires the ability to meet attendance requirements, read, write, and communicate in English, and respond quickly and calmly to emergencies. Work involves frequent changes between sitting, standing, and walking, usually within the same building. Duties are usually performed seated, with occasional standing or walking. A limited amount of physical effort involving walking, standing, lifting, and carrying objects under 25 pounds is required for 5–10% of work time.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED