Laundry Attendant
legacy venturesDillard (GA)
About the role
Laundry Attendant Dillard House a Mountain Farm Resort - Dillard, GA 30537 Position Type Full-Time and Part-Time Category Hospitality - HotelThe Dillard House, a Farm Resort is a newer addition to the Legacy Ventures portfolio and will be an exciting adventure as we build on what the Dillard family has developed since 1917. This one-of-a-kind property is nestled in the picturesque Tennessee River Valley within a two-hour drive north of Atlanta in Rabun County. It will represent tradition with authentically sourced cuisine, numerous outdoor activities and outstanding southern charm and hospitality. The Laundry Attendant maintains a constant supply of clean linens for the resort. Performs all stages of linen processing, including collecting, transporting, sorting, weighing, loading and unloading (washers, dryers and chutes), ironing, folding, storing and delivering. Cleans laundry machinery and laundry area.
Key Responsibilities:
Collect, transport, sort, and weigh dirty linens, towels, and rags.
Operate washing machines and dryers according to established procedures.
Clean dryer filters daily and maintain laundry equipment.
Iron linens as per standard and ensure equipment is turned off after use.
Fold, store, and deliver clean linens to designated areas.
Maintain a clean and organized laundry work area.
Comply with company standards and regulations to ensure safe and efficient hotel operations.
Be friendly, helpful, and courteous to guests, managers, and fellow employees.
Communicate effectively with team members to ensure smooth operation.
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