Room Inspector

Posted 4 days ago

frankenmuth bavarian inn lodgeFrankenmuth (MI)

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About the role

DESCRIPTIONAre you a detail oriented, sharp eyed housekeeping professional looking for a fast paced, rewarding environment? Under the direction of the Executive Housekeeper and Housekeeping Supervisors, our Room Inspectors inspect assigned room sections, to ensure our cleaned rooms meet our high standards for cleanliness and guest service of the Bavarian Inn Lodge.
HOURS: 20-36 average per week, 5 days per week. Earliest shift begin time: 9:00 a.m Latest shift end time: 5:30 p.m Must be willing to work a variety of hours between these times, weekends, weekdays, and holiday shifts required.
COMPENSATION PACKAGE: Includes but is not limited to: Free Bavarian Blast Water Park access, Employee Discounts for dining and retail across all Bavarian Inn Inc. locations, employee paid dental, vision, life insurance, free lunches during shift, referral program up to $500 per person referred, and employer paid Employee Assistance Program.
REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 1 year of hotel housekeeping experience. Ability to be on feet for a continuous length of time, bend, reach, stretch, and lift. Ability to go on ladders. Knowledge of area and local attractions. Has to maintain an "Outstanding" or better rating on their Annual Long Form Review. Good personal hygiene. Available to work between 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. At the Bavarian Inn Lodge, experience is valued and opportunities are boundless; regardless of age or where you are in your career. Whether you're retired, seeking a new challenge, or looking to start your career journey, we have opportunities for you! Located in the heart of Frankenmuth, this family owned company has opportunities in twelve industries under one brand with one goal, create enjoyable experiences for our guests, both internal and externalStart the next adventure in your career with a company that you will feel proud to be a part of.

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