Housekeeper Weekends

The Housekeeperis responsible for always keeping our facility clean and sanitary for the health and safety of clients and our employees. Responsible for the cleaning of the entire facility inside and out. Facility must be clean, free of dust and cobwebs, vacuum, bathrooms clean and sanitary. Responsible for laundry of all linens, towels, rugs etc. Ironing required on some items. General responsibility for appearance of home, office, and group room.

Everything picked up and put away. Reports as needed any items that you see need repair or replacement. Must attend staff meetings.

• Keep all living areas/furniture dust-free, couch pillows fluffed, windows cleaned, and floors mopped and vacuumed in assigned areas
• Keep bathroom tubs, toilets, sinks, windows, and floors clean and sanitary
• Keep refrigerator, stove, cabinets, counters, and cupboards clean and organized
• Keep all blinds dust/cobweb free and clean
• Keep storage areas and laundry rooms organized and clean
• Make beds daily, change linens when needed
• Laundry of linen & towels done daily, including folding & ironing
• Keep outside areas patios, decks, railings BBQ and pool area clean
• Turn down service of beds
• Weekly cleaning out of refrigerator and cupboards, and thorough cleaning of oven, range, and range hood
• Daily check of lamps & lighting to replace bulbs
• Direct care staff duties as assigned
• Other duties as assigned

• Organizational skill a must
• Able to multitask
• Must be able to demonstrate competence of the English language
• Must be legal resident of the U.S.
• A team player

• Facility Maintenance experience preferred

The physical demands outlined here represent those that are typically required of an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to do the following:

• Engages in sustained power grasping and pushing/pulling motions
• Exposure to dust, gas, odors, liquids, or fumes
• Intermittent lifting and carrying up to 40 pounds, transporting object usually by hand, arm, or shoulder
• Hand/eye coordination:
  Performing work using both
• Working with hands:
  Seizing, holding, and grasping
• Able to lift by raising or lowering an object from one level to another
• The ability to respond quickly to emergency situations, which may involve running or moving rapidly.
• Frequent standing and walking for extended periods, often throughout the entire shift.
• Potential exposure to infectious diseases, blood borne pathogens, and hazardous materials, requiring adherence to safety and PPE protocols.

We value our employees, which is why we provide ways to help their personal needs and professional growth