Some jobs keep buildings clean. This one helps keep campuses running, classrooms thriving, and critical institutions operating at their best.

As a Site Manager, you’ll be the steady force behind the scenes—leading teams, solving problems in real time, and ensuring excellence across multiple client locations. Your work will directly support top universities, public and private school districts, and federal agencies—environments where precision, professionalism, and trust matter every single day.

If you thrive on responsibility, enjoy leading people, and take pride in seeing high standards met (and exceeded), this is your moment.

The Role: Where Leadership Meets ImpactEach day, you’ll move with purpose—overseeing daily cleaning operations across multiple sites, ensuring teams are supported, schedules are covered, and service delivery is seamless. You’ll be hands-on when needed, strategic when required, and always focused on quality, safety, and client satisfaction.

You won’t just manage sites—you’ll own them.

What You’ll DoLead Operations with Confidence

Oversee daily cleaning operations across multiple client locations

Conduct site inspections and quality audits to ensure top-tier service

Ensure scopes of work, schedules, and checklists are executed flawlessly

Respond calmly and effectively to urgent issues and service escalations

Build and Lead Strong Teams

Supervise, coach, and support site supervisors and frontline staff

Ensure proper staffing, attendance, and shift coverage

Assist with hiring, onboarding, training, and performance management

Enforce company policies, dress code, and attendance standards

Master Scheduling & Workforce Management

Create and manage schedules across multiple sites and shifts

Oversee timekeeping, payroll submission, and labor cost controls

Coordinate coverage for absences, vacancies, and special requests

Champion Safety, Quality & Compliance

Ensure OSHA compliance and adherence to safety protocols

Lead safety meetings and enforce proper equipment and chemical use

Train employees on site-specific and safety requirements

Be the Face of Service Excellence

Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned clients

Address concerns and requests professionally and promptly

Build strong relationships that support long-term contract success

Manage Inventory & Equipment

Monitor supplies and equipment across locations

Ensure proper maintenance, storage, and replacement

Control usage and minimize waste

Report, Track, Improve

Complete inspections, incident reports, and documentation

Track KPIs such as quality scores, attendance, and client satisfaction

Provide regular performance updates to senior leadership

Who You Are A natural leader with 2–5 years of supervisory or management experience in cleaning, facilities, or service-based environments

Highly organized, dependable, and solutions-focused

Comfortable managing teams across multiple locations

Mechanically inclined and experienced using tools and equipment

Flexible and willing to work evenings, nights, or weekends as needed

Bilingual (preferred)

Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required

Bonus points if you have experience with pressure washing, flooring care, or painting.

The Physical Side of the Role Daily travel between multiple sites

Ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift up to 30–40 lbs

Comfortable working in active cleaning environments

Criminal background check required for certain client locations

Why This Role MattersYou won’t just be filling shifts or checking boxes. You’ll be helping maintain educational institutions shaping future leaders and government agencies serving the public. Your leadership will be seen, felt, and valued—by your teams, your clients, and your company.

Compensation & Perks $18/hour

Performance incentives or bonuses

Mileage reimbursement or company vehicle (if applicable)

Paid time off and benefits (if applicable)

If you’re ready to step into a role where your leadership makes a visible difference every day, this is your opportunity to grow, lead, and be part of something bigger.