Housekeeper

Job duties

Original text, as filed with the Department of Labor.

Housekeeper – BKTT Cleaning Services

The duties of the seasonal housekeeper include the thorough and detailed cleaning of all guest rooms, public areas, and facilities. Responsibilities include: Dusting all surfaces, cleaning windows and mirrors, and washing walls; Sanitizing and polishing furniture, light fixtures, and decorative items; Stripping beds, laundering linens, flipping and rotating mattresses, and cleaning bed frames and headboards; Scrubbing and disinfecting all bathroom surfaces, including tile, grout, sinks, bathtubs, showers, toilets, and fixtures; Vacuuming, steam cleaning, or shampooing carpets; sweeping, mopping, and polishing hard floors; Cleaning and sanitizing appliances and electronics, inside and out; Emptying and sanitizing trash cans; checking and replacing damaged or worn items; Restocking supplies and guest amenities; Cleaning and organizing pantries, closets, and shelves; Sweeping, washing, and disinfecting porches and balconies. Additional duties include deep cleaning and sanitizing: Public restrooms, including sinks, floors, and fixtures; Hallways, stairways, and corridors, including vacuuming and cleaning walls, baseboards, and light fixtures; Windows, glass doors, and interior mirrors throughout the property; Fitness centers, including gym equipment, mirrors, and floors; Dining areas, including tables, chairs, and flooring; Conference and event spaces, including cleaning surfaces, vacuuming, and basic furniture arrangement. This position requires the ability to lift, push, pull, or carry items up to 25 pounds. No formal education is required; however, a minimum of one-month of prior housekeeping experience is necessary. On-the-job training is provided.

Requirements

Must be able to work weekends, holidays and rotate shifts. Must complete an employment application. Shifts are 8a-4:30p & 3p-11:30p

Benefits and conditions