Bilingual Field Operations Manager - English/Spanish
$15- $18/hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$15- $18/hour
About the role
- $15- $18/hour guaranteed base pay + Bonus and SPIFFTarget annual compensation: approximately $52,000 High performers can earn approximately $52,000–$60,000 annually by exceeding established performance goals
- Monthly performance incentives based on clearly defined and measurable targets
- Paid training
- Paid holidays
- Paid vacation
- Career advancement opportunities
- Supportive management team
- Company vehicle for qualifying field duties
- Monday–Friday schedule, with occasional Saturdays based on business needs
- Properly staffed
- Properly trained
- Showing up and prepared for work
- Meeting our cleaning and customer service standards
- Working efficiently
- Supported when problems arise
- Developing professionally
- Team Leadership & Coaching
- Lead, coach, and develop frontline employees
- Train and onboard new HSPs and team members
- Work alongside employees in the field when needed
- Provide real-time coaching on cleaning quality, productivity, safety, and customer service
- Set clear expectations and hold employees accountable
- Recognize and reinforce strong performance
- Help build a positive, respectful, and team-oriented workplace
- Performance & Accountability
- Monitor employee performance, attendance, productivity, and quality
- Identify performance issues early and address them consistently
- Conduct field observations and quality checks
- Follow established coaching and disciplinary procedures
- Help Team Leaders become stronger coaches and leaders
- Track performance metrics and follow up on improvement plans
- Recruiting & Staffing
- Recruit, interview, and help hire HSPs and other frontline employees
- Participate in hiring events and local recruiting efforts
- Help ensure the company has enough trained employees to meet customer demand
- Assist with onboarding and new-hire training
- Help improve employee retention and engagement
- Field Operations
- Support the daily launch and operation of cleaning teams
- Help resolve field issues quickly
- Assist with scheduling and staffing challenges
- Deliver supplies and equipment when needed
- Conduct quality inspections
- Assist with re-cleans and customer recovery situations
- Help maintain company vehicles, equipment, supplies, and field standards
- Identify operational problems and recommend solutions
- Customer Experience
- Help ensure every customer receives excellent service
- Respond to customer concerns professionally
- Visit customers when an in-person resolution is appropriate
- Coach HSPs on professional customer communication
- Look for opportunities to improve customer retention and satisfaction
- Help identify opportunities to turn one-time customers into recurring customers
- Communication & Administration
- Communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking HSPs and English-speaking management and customers
- Maintain accurate employee and operational records
- Use Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word, and Outlook
- Review operational data and performance reports
- Communicate important information between the field and office
- Follow company policies, safety procedures, and established HR practices
- What We're Looking ForRequiredFluent English and Spanish
- At least 5 years of experience directly supervising or managing frontline employees or teams
- Demonstrated experience coaching employees and managing performance
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to hold employees accountable while maintaining a positive team environment
- Strong organizational and problem-solving skills
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
- Valid driver's license
- Comfortable working in the field and traveling throughout the service area
- Comfortable using computers, email, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook
- Willingness to work occasional Saturdays when business demand requires itImportant:
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