Holbrook Life Management - Operations Manager
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Holbrook Life Management
The Operations Manager is a hands-on leadership role responsible for overseeing all day-to-day field operations for the Paint and Pressure Washing division. This is a working manager position, with approximately 90% of time spent in the field actively performing painting and pressure washing work alongside the team, and 10% dedicated to management, scheduling, and outside business development.
This role ensures projects are delivered on time, on budget, and in alignment with company quality and white-glove service standards within senior living communities. The Operations Manager also supports revenue stability by securing supplemental outside work during slower periods to maintain crew productivity and profitability.
Hands-On Field Leadership (90%)
- Actively perform painting and pressure washing duties daily alongside crews
- Lead by example in productivity, workmanship, safety, and professionalism
- upport crews during large projects, tight deadlines, or staffing gaps
- Ensure all work meets company quality and white-glove service standards
- Maintain strong on-site presence to monitor quality and team performance
Management & Business Development (10%)
- Plan and coordinate weekly schedules, crew assignments, and job priorities
- Monitor job progress and adjust resources to meet deadlines
- Identify gaps in the schedule and secure outside work to maintain crew utilization
- Develop relationships with property managers, HOAs, contractors, and local businesses
- Conduct site visits, develop scopes of work, and coordinate estimates
- Communicate with COO/CFO and General Managers on performance, challenges, and opportunities
Operational Leadership
- Oversee daily execution of all painting and pressure washing projects
- Ensure proper staffing and efficient crew deployment
- Drive productivity while maintaining high-quality workmanship
- Resolve operational challenges in real time
Project Management
- Manage interior repaint projects, exterior work, and recurring service contracts
- Conduct site walks and quality checks before, during, and after projects
- Ensure projects are completed on time and within budget
- Address issues proactively to avoid delays or rework
Team Management
- Supervise and support Crew Leaders and Technicians
- Train and mentor team members in both technical skills and service standards
- Enforce accountability, safety protocols, and performance expectations
White-Glove Service & Client Relations
- Ensure all work meets “white-glove” service expectations in senior living environments
- Maintain professional interactions with residents, staff, and leadership teams
- Minimize disruption to residents and daily community operations
- Serve as escalation point for service concerns when needed
Financial & Performance Management
- Monitor labor efficiency and job cost performance
- Support budgeting and resource planning
- Ensure alignment between estimates and actual job execution
Safety & Compliance
- Enforce all safety policies, procedures, and OSHA compliance
- Ensure proper use of PPE and safe operation of equipment
- Maintain a safe environment for both employees and residents
Logistics & Asset Management
- Oversee maintenance of vehicles, tools, and equipment
- Ensure crews are properly equipped and job-ready each day
- Manage materials and supply needs
QUALIFICATIONS
3–5+ years of experience in painting, pressure washing, or field service operations
· Proven ability to lead while actively working in the field
· Strong knowledge of painting techniques and pressure washing equipment
· Experience in occupied residential or hospitality environments (preferred)
· Ability to balance hands-on work with limited administrative responsibilities
· Strong leadership, organization, and communication skills
· Valid driver’s license required
PHYSICAL DEMANDS/REQUIREMENTS
- Excellent physical and mental health.
- Possess manual dexterity to handle delicate instruments and other equipment.
- Able to obtain and record the resident’s temperature, pulse, respiration rate, weight and blood pressure.
- Able to lift, stoop, carry, turn, and assist high-risk residents, push medication carts and be willing and able to work a flexible work schedule.
- Able to sit, stand, bend and move continuously during work hours.
- Must be able to lift and/or carry 30 to 50 pounds