Night Cleaning Supervisor
The Night Cleaning Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the delivery of high-quality cleaning services across the DC Estates, including Dulwich College, the Sports Centre and the Trevor Bailey Sports Ground. Working during the night shift, the postholder will lead and support the cleaning team to ensure all areas are cleaned, maintained and presented to the highest standards. They will be responsible for planning and allocating workloads, monitoring performance, carrying out quality inspections, and ensuring compliance with the agreed Service Level Agreement (SLA).
The Night Cleaning Supervisor will also ensure that all cleaning activities are completed safely, efficiently and in line with health and safety legislation, College policies and industry best practice, while responding promptly to operational issues and maintaining effective communication with colleagues and stakeholders to support the smooth operation of the Site Services function.
The standard work pattern is 40 hours per week. Shifts will be 8 hours worked between 16:00 - 09:00, shift times will be determined according to the needs of the College.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. This is the responsibility of the whole College community. We all remain vigilant about safeguarding at the College and we never think that child abuse could not happen here or to our pupils. A DBS Disclosure is required to Enhanced level. Charity 1150064
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Night Cleaning Supervisor employer: Isbi
As a Part-Time Teacher of Chemistry at our esteemed institution, you will be part of a vibrant and supportive community dedicated to fostering academic excellence among bright young women. Our commitment to professional development ensures that you will have ample opportunities for growth, while our collaborative work culture promotes shared resources and innovative teaching practices. Located in the heart of the capital, we offer a unique environment where your contributions will make a meaningful impact on the next generation of scientists.
