Job Summary:
The Camp Boss is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of a camp facility, ensuring efficient management of accommodations, and maintenance. The role requires organizational skills, Microsoft skills and the ability to maintain high standards of hygiene, safety, and hospitality.
Main Accountabilities:
· Supervise and manage all camp operations, including accommodation, catering, housekeeping, and maintenance.
· Ensure compliance with health, safety, and hygiene regulations.
· Manage labor camp accommodation which involves cleaning, maintenance, safety & security, daily checking, and provide accurate daily & monthly reports.
· Manage and monitor inventory, supplies, and procurement of camp-related items.
· Maintain accurate records of residents, staff, and resources.
· Address and resolve any issues related to accommodation, or maintenance.
· Conduct routine inspections.
· Ensure discipline in the camp and to follow company/camp policies.
· Responsible for the clearance of garbage disposals.
· Handle immediate first aid and inform HSE/doctor in case of emergency.
· Report accident/incident of staffs for necessary immediate action.
· Supervision for Housekeeping (cleaning of toilets, corridors, surrounding etc.)
· Coordinate with contractors for Pest Control, tank cleaning, firefighting and fire alarm systema and routine maintenance.
· Maintaining all service reports from contractors in the camp
· Maintains liaison with HR Department.
· Performs related work as required.
Job specification:
· A Graduate in any discipline with 5+ years in this role.
· Considerable knowledge of mechanical, carpentry, building construction, and electrical skills
· Ability to supervise the work.
· Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with people and general public.
· Sound knowledge in computer skills (MS Word, Excel)
· Ability to deal with employees from multi-cultural backgrounds.
· Ability to maintain financial records.
· Ability to work independently.
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