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CAWA Group recruits, on behalf of a cleaning company based in Mauritania (name not indicated), 3 supervisors for hygiene operations and cleaning in health environment. Job reference: REF_CMRT-019_SCG.
Main duties
Supervise and coordinate cleaning teams
Control the quality of cleaning and work areas
Train and supervise new agents in cleaning and hygiene procedures
Manage inventory, maintenance and replenishment of cleaning products and equipment
Dealing with hygiene and service complaints
Enforce hospital hygiene protocols
Maintain equipment (washers, carts, single brushes) and plan preventive maintenance or repairs
Ensure the link between the cleaning team, the health framework and management
Candidate profile
Experience
BT/BTS in hygiene, cleanliness, sterilization or environment, with 2 to 3 years of minimum experience, ideally in the health sector. Proven experience as a supervisor.
Required skills
Adapt the distribution of work according to absences, influx of patients or medical emergencies
Estimate needs, avoid waste and keep an inventory record
Keep calm during epidemics, spikes in activity or unannounced hygiene inspections
Communicate at all levels (agents, health personnel, management)
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