Environmental Services Supply Coordinator

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An Environmental Services Supply Coordinator ensures cleaning and sanitation teams have the right supplies, at the right time, in the right locations. The role focuses on ordering, inventory control, vendor coordination, and supporting safe, hygienic operations, most commonly in hospitals, senior living, and large facilities.

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Key Responsibilities

Track inventory levels for cleaning and sanitation supplies
Place purchase orders and follow up on deliveries
Receive shipments and verify quantities and product condition
Organize storage areas and maintain safe stock layout
Distribute supplies to Environmental Services teams based on demand
Maintain accurate inventory records and usage logs
Coordinate with vendors on pricing, availability, and substitutions
Support product standardization and reduce waste
Partner with Infection Prevention and Safety teams to ensure compliant products are stocked
Respond to urgent supply shortages and support incident readiness

Top Skills for Success

Inventory Management

Purchase Order Processing

Vendor Management

Receiving and Putaway

Stockroom Organization

Data Accuracy

Spreadsheet Skills

Attention to Detail

Customer Service

Safety Awareness

Career Progression

Can Lead To

Environmental Services Supervisor

Materials Management Coordinator

Supply Chain Analyst

Facilities Operations Coordinator

Procurement Specialist

Transition Opportunities

Supply Chain Supervisor

Materials Manager

Facilities Manager

Operations Manager

Infection Prevention Support Specialist

Common Skill Gaps

Often Missing Skills

Inventory ForecastingCost ControlContract BasicsRoot Cause AnalysisProcess ImprovementSupply Chain Systems

Development SuggestionsBuild a simple weekly demand and reorder routine, track top items by usage and cost, and document a clear receiving and stocking process. Ask to learn the purchasing workflow and vendor terms, then practice reporting on stockouts, expired items, and spend trends.

Salary & Demand

Median Salary Range

Entry LevelUSD 38,000 to 48,000

Mid LevelUSD 48,000 to 60,000

Senior LevelUSD 60,000 to 75,000

Growth Trend

Steady demand, especially in healthcare and facilities management. Hiring is supported by ongoing hygiene requirements, cost control initiatives, and the need for reliable supply availability.

Companies Hiring

Major Employers

Hospital SystemsSenior Living OperatorsFacilities Management ProvidersUniversitiesLarge Corporate CampusesGovernment Facilities

Industry Sectors

HealthcareSenior LivingFacilities ServicesEducationGovernmentHospitality

Recommended Next Steps

Create a reorder point list for the top 25 supplies

Set up a monthly cycle count schedule and measure accuracy

Build a basic dashboard for stockouts, backorders, and urgent requests

Meet key vendors and document lead times and substitution options

Take a short course in inventory management and spreadsheet reporting

Align with Safety and Infection Prevention on required products and storage rules

Update your resume with measurable wins such as reduced stockouts or reduced waste