Interior Aircraft Cleaner Supervisor Lihue

NFM & J LP•Lihue, HI

30d•Onsite

About The Position

U.S. Aviation Services is seeking an Interior Aircraft Cleaner Supervisor at Lihue Airport. This role is crucial for maintaining the cleanliness and safety of aircraft cabins, ensuring a smooth travel experience for millions of passengers. As part of the United Service Companies family, we offer a stable career with opportunities for advancement in a team-focused environment.

Requirements

Being at least 18 years of age.
Being able to speak, read, and write in English.
Having a valid Driver's License.
Working 5 days on and 2 days off.
Having excellent work ethic.
Having basic computer literacy.
Being physically fit to perform job duties including but not limited to standing, lifting, bending, pushing, and pulling for extended periods of time.
Repetitively handling up to 40 pounds in confined spaces.
Working comfortably in close quarters of aircraft cabins.
Working outside in all weather conditions with exposure to loud noises and fumes.
Having flexibility for shift times as driven by airline arrival/departure times.
Completing within assigned timeframe and passing all training requirements.
Exceptional communication skills.

Nice To Haves

No experience necessary, paid training provided.

Responsibilities

Observing, developing, and implementing shift improvements with fellow leaders regarding employee performance, attendance, and compliance.
Monitoring supervisor coverage and shift schedules to ensure appropriate staffing.
Ensuring shift activities are properly directed and coordinated, leading, coaching, and mentoring supervisors to do the same with their employees.
Maintaining open and consistent communication with all shift employees.
Answering and/or following up with email/inquiries in a timely fashion.
Communicating with the next shift's Duty Manager regarding aircraft turnovers details.
Ensuring all vehicles are properly provisioned, clean, and ready for the next shift.
Ensuring observations are being conducted daily for safety concerns.
Monitoring and overseeing any issues as requested by leadership involving other agencies as needed, including but not limited to: TSA, FAA, emergency personnel, customers, and CBP.