The Custodial Shop Assistant Supervisor plans, coordinates, supervises, assigns and assists with the work of Custodial shop staff. Oversees and tracks all phases of work orders and their costs. Manages material orders and shop stock.

Manages custodial staff for Residence Life and Housing, directly supervising 27-32 full-time employees performing general domestic and industrial cleaning tasks. Trains subordinates on proper industrial custodial policies and procedures. Performs said services to support the effective facilities management of 9 residence halls, 31 historic residence houses and supporting offices, serving 3,500 residents and live-in staff and varying quantities of summer conference guests.

A high school education and two (2) years of experience in custodial supervision. A high school diploma or GED is preferred. Custodial experience in higher education, hospitality, property management or other industrial/commercial setting is preferred. Experience in communicating with residents, customers, staff and vendors is required. Familiarity with e-mail and online work order systems is helpful. Must pass a SCLED background check. Candidates with an equivalent combination of experience and/or education are encouraged to apply.

Must have familiarity of industrial custodial policies and procedures including OSHA, HAZCOM and bloodborne pathogen standards. Must be able to learn and follow proper procedures for safely and effectively handling and disposing of industrial cleaning products. Must know proper procedures to safely and effectively handle and dispose of industrial cleaning products. Must be professional and reliable with the ability to effectively communicate oral and written information to vendors, students, parents, staff and faculty.

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