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Minster Cleaning

Operations Manager - Commercial Cleaning

Great Dunmow
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Operations Manager

Minster Cleaning is seeking an experienced Operations Manager to take responsibility for the day-to-day delivery of commercial cleaning services across customer sites throughout Essex.

This is primarily an office-based role but may include occasional customer site visits. The successful candidate will manage our Cleaning Supervisors, oversee recruitment and service cover, monitor cleaning standards, and handle operational customer complaints.

Key Responsibilities

  • Managing and developing the supervisory team
  • Addressing performance issues promptly and fairly
  • Overseeing recruitment, vacancies, and absence cover
  • Monitoring complaints, quality standards, and contracts at risk
  • Coordinating mobile and relief-cleaning resources
  • Controlling overtime and operational costs
  • Ensuring actions are followed through to completion
  • Providing clear operational reporting to the Managing Director

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The successful candidate must be comfortable making routine operational decisions independently and capable of maintaining effective control when several issues arise simultaneously.

A full UK driving license is required. The position is currently based in Great Dunmow, although the business may relocate to a more central Essex location in the future.

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