Housekeeping Attendant - Men's Locker Room

Posted 6 days ago

east bank clubChicago (IL)

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Men's Locker Room Attendant Do you have a passion for health and wellness? Love providing outstanding customer service? If so, we have an opportunity for you! The Men's Locker Room Attendant will help foster the culture of East Bank Club by maintaining a clean, organized, and fully stocked locker room while providing friendly, hospitable, and professional assistance to members and guests. Rate of pay: $20.00 per hour. This role is considered entry-level. This position is full-time, up to 40 hours per week. Weekends required.
Core responsibilities: Provide quality customer service to all members and guests within the locker room. Deliver high level of hospitality & integrity, while providing a world-class experience, to help our members live well. Treat members, guests & employees with fairness, integrity, positivity and consistency. Use prescribed cleaners to clean all surfaces (including but not limited to mirrors, tiles, stainless, toilets, urinals, carpets, showers, steam, sauna, and lockers).Quickly and effectively collect towels for laundry and ensure clean towels are adequately stocked in both locker room and the Spa. Stock all supplies throughout the locker room (including but not limited to soaps, shampoos, conditioners, lotions, hairbrushes, Q-tips, tissues, toilet paper, and paper towels).Ensure all containers are clean and legible. Report any malfunctioning or damaged equipment to the Operator and/or Supervisor. Maintain condition of lockers by checking for lost articles and debris, as well as wiping down no less than weekly. Use various tools such as mops, vacuums, and squeegees to maintain the cleanliness of all flooring throughout the locker room. Empty garbage dispensers throughout the locker room and the Spa. Clean and disinfect all surfaces necessary, including sandals and water dispensers in the Spa. Any other duties assigned by locker room management

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