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Also called animal trainer supervisor, aquatics supervisor, child care worker supervisor and comfort station supervisor.
$48,590
Median pay a year
114,110
People do this work
6
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First-Line Supervisor of Personal Service Workers
Summary
First-line supervisor coordinating activities of personal service workers, training staff on procedures, assigning schedules, resolving customer complaints, and ensuring compliance with established standards
Experience
First-Line Supervisor of Personal Service Workers
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Trained workers in proper operational procedures and functions and explained company policies
Assigned work schedules to ensure quality and timely delivery of service
Resolved customer complaints regarding worker performance or services rendered
Inspected work areas or operating equipment to ensure conformance to established standards
Investigated employee complaints and resolved problems following management rules and regulations
Directed or coordinated the activities of workers, such as hotel staff or hair stylists
Skills
Core Skills
Evaluating employee performance, Investigating work-related complaints, Maintaining business operations knowledge, Promoting programs, Preparing employee schedules, Assigning work schedules
Working With People
Explaining procedures, Reporting information
Checking & Planning
Inspecting facilities, Inspecting equipment
Education
Certificate Your training program, Year
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Trained workers in operational proceduresMet with managers to discuss operational changesAssigned work schedules to ensure timely serviceRecruited and hired staff membersResolved customer complaints regarding servicesInspected work areas for cleanliness and maintenance
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Trained staff in operational procedures and company policies to improve service quality and efficiency
Assigned work schedules based on operational needs to ensure timely service delivery
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Trained a few new hires each month in operational procedures and company policies to improve service quality and efficiency
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Assigned work schedules based on operational needs to ensure timely service delivery
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Service delivery was more consistentCustomer satisfaction ratings increasedStaff coverage improved during peak hours
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Evaluating employee performance
Explaining procedures
Investigating work-related complaints
Inspecting facilities
Inspecting equipment
Maintaining business operations knowledge
Reporting information
Promoting programs
Preparing employee schedules
Assigning work schedules
Training service staff
Performing human resources activities
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What a First-Line Supervisor of Personal Service Workers does
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Supervise and coordinate activities of personal service workers.
What it pays
How much does a First-Line Supervisor of Personal Service Workers make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$39,050
Median
$48,590
75th percentile
$61,100
About 114,110 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$39,480
$49,380
$60,470
AL
$33,700
$40,810
$53,770
AR
$33,840
$39,420
$51,270
AZ
$41,660
$47,690
$60,110
CA
$43,620
$56,110
$66,650
CO
$44,380
$54,530
$68,870
CT
$42,920
$52,720
$70,460
DC
$48,070
$56,670
$73,690
DE
$38,710
$48,940
$63,680
FL
$37,690
$47,330
$60,590
GA
$36,430
$46,080
$56,230
HI
$48,530
$54,950
$66,340
IA
$35,940
$38,780
$47,130
ID
$36,890
$46,860
$55,980
IL
$40,720
$49,150
$61,010
IN
$40,740
$48,590
$62,930
KS
$40,330
$47,370
$56,060
KY
$36,280
$41,490
$55,700
LA
$32,000
$38,670
$52,110
MA
$44,690
$53,740
$70,320
MD
$43,760
$51,510
$63,830
ME
$45,960
$52,780
$60,360
MI
$37,060
$42,740
$53,030
MN
$44,240
$51,160
$64,660
MO
$37,310
$43,720
$51,110
MS
$32,070
$37,910
$48,510
MT
$43,550
$48,320
$58,550
NC
$38,260
$45,400
$56,780
ND
$40,210
$50,390
$55,950
NE
$38,580
$46,010
$54,080
NH
$44,690
$50,580
$63,880
NJ
$43,710
$54,330
$64,990
NM
$37,210
$49,100
$58,620
NV
$35,140
$44,290
$56,530
NY
$45,460
$58,900
$70,630
OH
$34,660
$39,660
$54,000
OK
$31,760
$37,390
$51,750
OR
$47,790
$58,240
$62,090
PA
$42,130
$47,990
$59,270
PR
$24,190
$31,100
$38,040
RI
$50,370
$60,680
$61,450
SC
$37,340
$44,100
$54,980
SD
$43,880
$49,860
$59,860
TN
$37,550
$46,510
$59,930
TX
$35,130
$45,560
$59,350
UT
$38,020
$44,010
$60,110
VA
$40,980
$48,990
$61,860
VT
$48,530
$58,490
$60,630
WA
$51,200
$59,980
$70,130
WI
$39,160
$46,350
$55,890
WV
$30,190
$38,120
$47,450
WY
$32,510
$45,610
$60,800
Other names
Other names for this job
animal trainer supervisor, aquatics supervisor, child care worker supervisor, comfort station supervisor, direct care supervisor, hair salon supervisor, hospitality house supervisor, housekeeping supervisor, resident care supervisor, summer camp supervisor, first line supervisors of personal service workers, adult family home program manager.
More names for this work
bar and restaurant manager, barber shop manager, beauty shop manager, bell captain, bellhop service captain, care guide, clinical care coordinator, clinical coordinator, clinical services program manager, companion animal leader, home care coordinator, hospitality manager, resident care coordinator, residential care facility manager, salon coordinator, spa coordinator.
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This page is about the occupation First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.