Assistant Site Manager

WHAT’S THE JOB?

Based at a world‑class Dexterra workforce accommodations facility, the Assistant Site Manager is responsible for the overall operations, direction, and success of a rapidly growing workforce accommodations construction operation. The facility will launch at approximately 500 rooms and is expected to scale quickly to more than 4,000 rooms.

This role carries full site responsibility and requires a senior leader with demonstrated experience managing large, complex hospitality or accommodation environments. The Assistant Site Manager provides strategic leadership and hands‑on project management across key service lines, including:

• Facilities maintenance

• Dining and food services

• Cleaning and housekeeping

• Laundry services

The successful candidate will build, lead, and inspire a high‑performing, service‑driven team, ensuring operational excellence while maintaining a strong focus on safety, guest experience, and client satisfaction.

This is a safety‑sensitive position and requires drug, alcohol, and fit‑to‑work testing as a condition of employment.

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Provide overall leadership and accountability for daily site operations and long‑term performance

• Ensure maximum client and guest satisfaction through consistent, high‑quality hospitality services

• Uphold and enforce Dexterra standards related to food quality, service consistency, cleanliness, and Health & Safety programs

• Lead and support hiring initiatives, onboarding, and performance management in collaboration with Human Resources

• Deliver financial oversight, including revenue forecasting, budget development, and cost control

• Develop and manage staffing plans and schedules aligned with client forecasts and operational demand

• Ensure profitability and financial discipline through strict adherence to approved budgets

• Provide clear direction and delegation to support smooth daily operations across all departments

• Act as the primary point of accountability for the client relationship and operational outcomes