Housekeeping Shift Manager, NF-03

Posted 3 days ago

us department of warHonolulu (HI)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Shift Manager Serves as a shift management in a housekeeping and laundry operation of an Armed Forces Recreation Center (AFRC) resort that includes providing administrative and management support for other resort operations where the paramount responsibility is the day-to-day management of operations and supervision of unionized staff for the provision of services to hotel guests and patrons. Serves as a shift manager in charge of a specific shift operation and coordinates the carrying out of laundry and housekeeping functions to ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the department. Plans and schedules completion of work according to priorities and deadlines. Prepares and maintains daily operational records and reports. Ensures that lost and found policies and procedures are followed. Assist in the supervision and conduct of inventories, including the preparation of inventory records. Conducts inspections of rooms and surrounding areas to determine maintenance or repair work required, and that cleanliness and condition and inventory of furnishings in accordance with established standards on a daily basis. Completes inspection checklist, and monitors proper care and use of equipment and supplies. Interacts with guests to resolve room discrepancies and concerns, determines resolution according to policy and practice, and follows-up. Exercises tact and diplomacy when dealing with sensitive or privacy concerns. Performs supervisory functions such as approving or disapproving leave, rating, disciplining, and/or providing recognition for performance. Enforces proper grooming standards, conduct and cleanliness standards of the staff. Follows emergency procedures to respond and direct housekeeping staff and guests. Performs administrative functions such as preparing purchase requests.

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