Housekeeping Supervisor | PSC799

Position Housekeeping Supervisor | PSC799 – Port Stephens Council Overview A great lifestyle in a treasured environment. Our award‑winning Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary seeks an experienced Housekeeping Team Leader to guide a team of three, overseeing 40 glamping tents and cabins of various accommodation styles at a 4‑star standard. Key Responsibilities Coordinate daily cleaning standards, allocation of resources, and general administrative tasks to support Sanctuary operations. Provide leadership and supervision to the housekeeping team, blending a hands‑on approach with planning, coordination and facilitation of systems, processes, plans and sanctuary activities as a member of the leadership team. Maintain a permanent role with a 7‑day rotating roster, working 60–76 hours per fortnight. Qualifications A certificate III in Cleaning, Housekeeping, Holiday Park Operations or equivalent/relevant experience. Demonstrated ability in leading and coordinating a small team. Extensive experience in the cleaning or accommodation industry. A sound knowledge of safe work practices and safety requirements. Compensation & Benefits Base salary $54,171 to $61,483 per annum (based on 30 hrs/week) plus 12% superannuation, adverse work allowance and $1,945 retention allowance. Includes generous leave entitlements, flexible work options and leave in lieu, long service leave after 5 years, Health & Wellbeing leave, industry‑leading Paid Parental Leave, PSCare Day, employee assistance programme, a broad health and wellbeing programme, free parking and on‑site café coffee and food. Application Instructions Applications close Midnight, Sunday 18 January 2026. Contact Melinda Atkinson, Assistant Manager, 02 4988 0800. To apply online, upload a copy of your resume and provide responses to questions based on the Position Description criteria. Commitments We are a 2024 Circle Back Initiative Employer – we respond to every applicant. We have partnered with the Veterans Employment Program and support veterans in finding suitable, sustainable and meaningful employment. Port Stephens Council adheres to the principles of a child‑safe organisation and supports children and young people in a safe and welcoming environment. We acknowledge the Worimi as the original Custodians and inhabitants of Port Stephens. #J-18808-Ljbffr