- Full Time:
- Yes
- Number of Workers Requested:
- 4
- Job Duties:
- The Housekeeper is responsible for maintaining assigned guest rooms, corridors, public lodging areas and other hotel spaces in a clean, orderly, and sanitary condition. This includes making beds, replenishing linens/towels, cleaning bathrooms, vacuuming carpets, dusting furnishings, and ensuring guest satisfaction in a hospitality environment.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Clean, prepare, and service guest rooms: change bed linens, make beds, empty/clean trash containers, vacuum and/or sweep floors, dust furniture and fixtures.
Clean bathrooms: sanitize toilets, sinks, showers/tubs, mirrors, floors, replenish toiletries and amenities.
Replenish guest room supplies: towels, linens, pillows, toiletries, stationary / info materials as needed.
Maintain public and corridor areas: dust, mop/sweep, vacuum, maintain cleanliness of elevators, stairwells, lobbies, back-of-house as assigned.
Report maintenance issues: broken fixtures, damage, missing items, safety hazards to housekeeping supervisor or maintenance department.
Coordinate with laundry services: ensure timely recovery of linens, turn-down service, track inventory of linens and amenity kits.
Ensure compliance with hotel/hospitality guest-service standards: respond to guest requests for additional supplies, promptly address guest inquiries related to room cleanliness/condition.
Occasionally assist with deep-cleaning tasks: shampoo carpets, strip/re-make beds, clean draperies/windows, perform seasonal cleaning tasks (e.g., behind furniture). Housekeepers must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs of weight and stand on their feet for very long periods of time. Workers will comply with all local, state, and federal regulations, orders, and mandates related to sanitation and cleanliness.
- Job Classification:
- 37-2011.00 - Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners