Hotel - Room Attendant

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SUMMARY

The Room Attendant is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the guest rooms assigned, which includes making beds, cleaning bathrooms, dusting, vacuuming and replacing amenities. This person must have the ability to lift, pull and push a moderate weight. This is a fast paced position. Previous cleaning experience as well as the ability to communicate to guests preferred.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Ability to communicate effectively with the public and other employees.
• Prior housekeeping experience helpful.
• No employee will pose a direct threat to the health/safety of self or others.

PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

• CUSTOMER SERVICE:
  Meet service quality standards that affect guest satisfaction; respond to guest questions or problems in a timely, professional manner.
• WORK HABITS:
  Meet the hotel standards for work procedures, dress, grooming, attendance, and punctuality; report to work and return from breaks on time; give advance notice when absence is anticipated; require typical amount of supervision; accept work assignments without complaints.
• PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT:
  Accept opportunities to learn new skills, improve performance or cross-train for other hotel positions; solve routine problems that occur on the job; ask questions when not sure how to complete something; learn new skills as quickly as most others in the same job.
• SAFETY AND SECURITY:
  Be alert to hazards and responsible in carrying out hotel’s safety, security, and emergency procedures; suggest ways to improve safety conditions that reduce or prevent accidents and injuries; participate on safety committee or other special projects for safety; actively seek and report potential security risks or hazardous conditions.
• ROOM CLEANING:
  Meet the hotel standards for cleanliness; clean all assigned rooms on schedule; complete assignment sheets in an accurate, timely manner; keep cart and supplies orderly; occasionally receive compliments for room cleanliness and appearance; usually pass room inspections.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Constantly . Clean guestrooms, which includes making beds, cleaning bathrooms, dusting, vacuuming and replacing amenities.
• Constantly . Have knowledge of activities in the hotel.
• Constantly . Maintain the cleanliness of the lobby, public restrooms, office areas, elevators and stairs.
• Constantly . Maintain work areas neat and organized.
• Constantly . Report all problems and maintenance repairs as needed.
• Constantly . Report all unsafe conditions immediately.
• Frequently . Complete all other duties as assigned by supervisor to include cross training.
• Frequently . Replace the cleaning supplies.
• Frequently . Unload/load housekeeping carts with supplies.
• Occasionally . Attend all mandatory meetings.
• Occasionally . Sweep the patios/balconies outside the rooms.
• Occasionally . Wash the windows.
• Occasionally . Other duties as assigned by Supervisor.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

• SITTING:
  Occasionally. Sitting in a backed seat if electric carts are used.
• STANDING/WALKING:
  Frequently. Walking up to two miles per day on cement, tile, asphalt and carpet.
• CROUCHING (BEND AT KNEES):
  Frequently. Loading and unloading carts and linen rooms.
• KNEELING/CRAWLING:
  Rarely.
• STOOPING (BEND AT WAIST):
  Frequently. Loading carts and linen rooms.
• TWISTING (KNEES/WAIST/NECK):
  Occasionally. Loading and unloading linen onto carts.
• CLIMBING:
  Occasionally. Climbing to top shelves in linen rooms.
• BALANCING:
  Occasionally.
• LEG/FOOT USE:
  Occasionally. When using foot pedals if electric carts are used.
• REACHING (OVERHEAD/EXTENSION):
  Frequently. For irons, ironing boards and linen shelves.
• HANDLING/GRASPING:
  Frequently. Handling trash, linen and cleaning supplies.
• FINGERING/FEELING:
  Rarely.
• PUSHING/PULLING:
  Frequently. Average weight: 50 lbs.; maximum weight: 150 lbs.
• LIFTING/CARRYING:
  Frequently. Average weight: 20 lbs.; maximum weight: 50 lbs.
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