Housekeeping Attendant (Part Time) - Savannah Lakes RV Resort

Posted 6 days ago

crr hospitalityHardeeville (SC)

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About the role

Join Our Savannah Lakes RV Resort Team! Now Hiring – Part-Time Housekeeping Attendant! Join the team at Savannah Lakes RV Resort, a beautiful luxury campground destination nestled among the pines, where stunning natural surroundings meet unforgettable guest experiences. As a Housekeeping Attendant, you'll play an important role in creating a clean, comfortable, and welcoming environment for our guests. From keeping guest accommodations and common areas looking their best to adding those little touches that make a stay feel special, you'll help ensure our guests have an experience worth coming back for. If you're dependable, detail-oriented, take pride in your work, and enjoy helping create a great guest experience, we'd love to have you on our team! This is a great opportunity to join a fun, growing, and guest-focused hospitality environment with a schedule that offers part-time flexibility.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Creating the "Wow" Factor: Curates a welcoming environment for guests by ensuring all vacation rental units and communal spaces are flawlessly cleaned, staged, and ready for arrival. Comprehensive Facility Care: Meticulously sanitizes high-traffic resort buildings including luxury bathhouses, guest laundry facilities, the clubhouse, and the retail store. This includes advanced floor care (buffing, waxing, and disinfecting) and ensuring all surfaces—from high-touch countertops to window panes—are streak-free and sparkling. Vacation Rental Stewardship: Performs deep-cleaning of rental cottages/units, including sleeping quarters, kitchens, and living areas. Specific attention is given to appliance sanitation (ensuring units are free of debris, mold, and odors) and defrosting freezers to maintain longevity and hygiene. Detail-Oriented Inspections: Conducts thorough departure "turnover" inspections. You act as the eyes and ears of the resort, documenting any missing inventory or damaged assets and reporting maintenance needs immediately to the Guest Services team. Textile Management: Operates industrial and household laundry equipment to process linens, blankets, and soft goods, ensuring they meet the resort's standards for softness, cleanliness, and presentation. Safety & Chemical Oversight: Expertly handles cleaning chemicals and equipment according to OSHA and resort safety standards. Proactively identifies and reports potential hazards, defective equipment, or guest safety concerns to management. Resort Ambassadorship: Maintains a professional, "stage-ready" appearance of all public areas. This includes managing the transition between indoor and outdoor spaces (sweeping entryways, tidying porch furniture) to ensure a seamless guest experience. Operational Flexibility: Demonstrates a team-player mindset by maintaining a flexible schedule, including weekends and holidays, to support the resort during peak travel seasons. Physical Requirements & Environment· Ability to work in a fast-paced, physically demanding environment involving standing, walking, bending, and lifting.· Comfort working in varied weather conditions as you move between resort buildings and rental units.· Capability to operate a resort golf cart or utility vehicle for efficient transport of supplies across the property. Schedule & Compensation:· Ability to work a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays.· $15.00/hour· Discounted site rent· Associate discounts and more!

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