New Zealand: Custodial Supervisor (Auckland Temple)
The Special Projects Department (SPD) is seeking to appoint a Custodial Supervisor at the Auckland Temple. This permanent full-time position is responsible for leading custodial operations that preserve the beauty, cleanliness, and sacred nature of the temple while ensuring standards established by the First Presidency are consistently achieved. The successful candidate will report to the Temple Facility Manager.
To minimize disruption to Temple operations and patrons, most of the responsibilities associated with this role are performed outside normal business hours. The successful candidate can expect to work daytime hours on Mondays, with evening/ night shifts scheduled from Tuesday to Friday.
Three years of custodial maintenance, facilities, or related operational experience
One year of supervisory experience leading teams and achieving operational objectives
Basic computer skills and confidence using workplace technology and software programs (Microsoft Suite)
Ability to regularly move tools and equipment weighing up to 23kg (50lbs)
Preferred
Experience working in a temple
Degree or certifications in custodial maintenance, facilities management, or a related field
Knowledge of custodial equipment operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting
Strong leadership, communication, and people development skills
Ability to adapt to changing priorities and operational challenges
Knowledge of specialty cleaning methods for fabrics, stone surfaces, and carpet systems
Understanding of custodial supplies, cleaning chemicals, and industry best practices
Familiarity with applicable health and safety regulations
Proof of legal right to work in New Zealand
A police background check may be required
Lead custodial operations and oversee team performance by providing hands-on support as needed to ensure temple standards are consistently achieved
Oversee the delivery of custodial services that preserve the beauty, cleanliness, and reverence of the temple
Manage purchasing activities, supplier relationships, and custodial budgets to ensure effective stewardship of resources
Develop a custodial team that delivers high performance, accountability, professionalism, and unity
Ensure custodial standards established by the First Presidency are achieved and maintained throughout the temple
Provide directions on custodial equipment, maintenance programs, cleaning methods, chemicals, and best practices under the guidance of the Temple Facility Manager
Conduct routine inspections of temple facilities and proactively identify, report, and follow up on maintenance and repair needs
Supervise full-time custodial staff through training, scheduling, work allocation, coaching, and performance management
Recruit, train, motivate, and supervise part-time custodians and volunteers to meet operational requirements
Typically supervises a team of 5-15 employees and volunteers
