Laundry Attendant - Part-Time
lark hospitalityNewbury (MA)
About the role
Laundry Attendant We are looking for a part-time laundry attendant for 1-3 days per week (shifts are dependent on occupancy) - flexible availability is a must! We look forward to meeting you!
Job Duties:
- Read and follow safety labels on chemical bottles (Do Not Mix); understands the uses of all cleaning equipment; refer to SDS sheets before use.
- Turn in all guest articles found in laundry to Executive Housekeeper; ensure items are properly dated, bagged and tagged
- Wear protective gear such as gloves, goggles, kneepads to work safely and prevent injury
- Separate items according to type- i.e.: towels, sheets, blankets, etc.
- Wash items according to methods prescribed by equipment and cleaning chemicals; pretreat heavily soiled items
- Dry all items using the proper heat setting
- Promptly fold, stack, and store all items laundered to minimize wrinkling
- Inspect cleaned linens and terry to ensure quality control; set aside any stained or damaged items for Supervisor
- Clean dryer lint traps in the morning, and after each two hours of use (some locations performed by maintenance)
- Understand operation of all laundry equipment; recognize and report any equipment maintenance problems promptly
- Responsible for assisting room attendants with stripping rooms and/or stay-over service.
Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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