Janitorial Night Manager

Requirements

• Hands-on janitorial or facilities experience, janitorial strongly preferred
• Working knowledge of cleaning chemicals, tools, and dilution stations
• Skill leading and influencing crews through relationships, not force
• Able to read, memorize, and verify a scope of work
• Valid driver's license and reliable vehicle for nightly visits

What Sets You Apart

• Janitorial workloading and labor-planning experience for new accounts
• Comfort operating floor machines like auto scrubbers
• Basic handyman skills, such as mounting wall dispensers
• Experience supervising custodial, EVS, or cleaning teams

Benefits

• Monthly car allowance and phone allowance
• Full-time, year-round schedule
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid time off and holidays

Growth

• Learn the City Wide systems that drive client retention
• Grow into account management or operations leadership
• Build a stable career in an essential, year-round business

About the Role

You own service quality after dark. You visit 3 to 4 client buildings each night, audit the crew's work against the scope, and make sure every area meets the standard before you leave. The crews are independent contractors, so you lead through coaching and relationships, not pressure. When you've worked a site, it gets a perfect result.

Responsibilities

Your night looks like: Visit 3 to 4 buildings mid or end of clean for final walkthroughs, Audit each scope of work and verify hot spots are spotless, Coach contractor crews on the City Wide team cleaning process, Detail hard-to-reach areas yourself so every site shines, Submit photo recaps so day managers can brief clients