Room Attendant
parkland propertiesMuskegon (MI)
About the role
DivisionDelta by Marriott, Downtown Muskegon LocationDelta by Marriott, Downtown Muskegon PositionRoom Attendant Full-Time/Part-TimeFull-Time and/or Part-Time Number of Openings1 Req NumberHOU-26-00021 DescriptionJob TitleRoom Attendant DepartmentHousekeeping Reports ToHousekeeping Manager SummaryHousekeeping is what gives hotels the wow factor. It's the moment guests walk in and are immediately impressed. Room Attendants are essential to ensuring guest rooms are inviting, clean and comfortable. Room Attendant's play a critical role in making sure rooms are fully stocked, cleaned and serviced to a high standard. They promote a positive image of the property, are friendly and able to address problems or special requests quickly.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Makes beds with clean linenCleans kitchens and sitting area and replenishes suppliesMoves furniture and vacuums carpetsSweeps and scrubs floorsDusts furniture and fixturesWashes walls, ceilings and woodworkWashes windows, door panels, and sillsEmpties wastebaskets and empties removes trashCleans bathrooms and replenishes suppliesReplaces light bulbsReport, turn in, and/or log all lost and found items according to established proceduresReport to supervisor needed repairs or unsafe conditionsGreet and acknowledge guests Perform other duties as assigned; including guest room tours, special guest requests, etc. EOE StatementWe are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law. Hiring Manager(s) Hannah Tuttle, Jennifer SCOTT, Mary Beth Mierz This position is currently accepting applications.
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