Housekeeper/Room Attendant

Working as a hotel housekeeper does not require you to possess more than a high school diploma or a GED; however, IT DOES REQUIRE YOU TO BE A THINKER, FOLLOW DIRECTIVES AND MOVE SWIFTLY. You must possess great physical stamina and the ability to manage several tasks at the same time. Additional requirements to work as a hotel housekeeper include knowledge of using cleaning products safely & appropriately, ensuring laundry services are properly coordinated for each guest & taking care of guest requests with a smile. If you find a fast-paced, sometimes unpredictable but fun working environment appealing, then this may be for you! It is so much more than just cleaning a room! We offer a benefits package for full-time employees and competitive wages with incentive earnings opportunities. The following is a job description example that shows major tasks, duties, and responsibilities that commonly define the role of housekeepers: - Answer immediately to requests from guests, as well as from other departments - Load cart with supplies such as linens and move it to the required area - Enter guest rooms by adhering to proper procedures and ensure they are vacant - Replace used amenities in guest rooms - Provide clean linens and terry for dirty ones - Fold terry, make beds, and ensure bathrooms are clean - Take away, room service items, dirty linen, and trash - Perform a check on all room appliances to ensure they are in good working condition - Adjust furniture, desk items, and appliances when necessary - Dust furnishings and walls and remove marks from them - Carry out floor care duties in the hallway and guest rooms, and vacuum carpets - Adhere to all safety, security, and company procedures and policies - Provide an immediate report of any safety hazards, injuries, maintenance problem, or accidents to the supervisor - Successfully complete training and certification programs in safety - Ensure flammable materials are properly stored - Keep uniform clean and mak