Housekeeping Director

Lodge Retirement

A Caring Place Healthcare Group Facility

Why Choose Caring Place Healthcare Group?

• Supportive & Engaged Leadership – You’re not just an employee.

• Career Growth Opportunities – Advance your career with ongoing training and development.

• A Company That Cares – Family-owned and committed to compassion, respect, and exceptional resident care.

• Competitive Pay & Benefits – Full-time team members are eligible to enroll in:

• Medical, Dental, & Vision Insurance

• Life Insurance and short- and long-term disability.

• PTO accrued each pay period, and a paid birthday PTO day

• 401(k) with company match

• Tuition Reimbursement

• All within a supportive, values-driven culture rooted in our passion. People Caring For And About People.

Your Role as a Housekeeping Director

The Housekeeping Director is responsible for planning, organizing, directing, and overseeing the daily operations of the Housekeeping Department to ensure residents receive high-quality nutritional services in accordance with physician orders, resident preferences, and all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The Housekeeping Director is responsible for maintaining a clean, safe, and sanitary department while promoting resident satisfaction, team member engagement, and quality outcomes.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Direct and oversee the daily operations of the housekeeping department, including the cleaning and sanitation of resident rooms, bathrooms, common areas, offices and other designated areas of the facility.

• Recruit, orient, train, schedule, supervise and evaluate housekeeping team members, and provide coaching and corrective action in accordance with facility policies.

• Develop and maintain cleaning schedules, assignments, procedures and quality assurance inspections to ensure established cleanliness and sanitation standards are consistently met.

• Conduct routine facility rounds and inspections, document findings and implement timely corrective action when concerns are identified.

• Ensure housekeeping practices comply with infection control standards, universal precautions, OSHA requirements, hazardous communication requirements and all applicable state and federal regulations.

• Ensure cleaning chemicals, supplies and equipment are labeled, stored, used and maintained safely and in accordance with manufacturer instructions and facility policy.

• Maintain appropriate inventory levels and oversee the cost-effective procurement, distribution and control of housekeeping supplies and equipment.