Assistant Manager of Environmental Services Role (British Columbia)

Assistant Manager of Environmental Services Role (British Columbia)

24 Aug
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Socket.dev
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British Columbia

24 Aug

Socket.dev

British Columbia

Join Vancouver Coastal Health as an Assistant Manager of Environmental Services, focusing on operational excellence and staff coordination at Vancouver General Hospital. This role requires expertise in sanitation and infection control.

The Assistant Manager is essential for overseeing housekeeping, pest control, waste management, and other services. With responsibilities ranging from staff supervision to budget monitoring, your role will significantly impact service delivery and patient safety. Collaborate with management to execute best practices and resolve ongoing operational issues.

Key Responsibilities:
• Direct the daily environmental services operations
• Ensure adherence to safety and quality standards
• Supervise staff and manage scheduling




• Support development and implementation of strategic plans
• Evaluate service performance and recommend improvements

Requirements:
• Diploma in Hospitality, Environmental Management, or comparable field
• Minimum five years of leadership in environmental services
• Knowledge of health facility operations
• Robust analytical and dispute resolution skills
• Ability to prioritize tasks effectively

Play a key role in delivering higher quality services at Vancouver Coastal Health.
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📌 Assistant Manager of Environmental Services Role (British Columbia)
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📍 British Columbia

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