LABORER - NAVY LODGE, NORTH ISLAND - PART TIME (20-34.5 HOURS) + BENEFITS
LABORER - NAVY LODGE, NORTH ISLAND - PART TIME (20-34.5 HOURS) + BENEFITS
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SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
- Performs one or a combination of the following
- Lifts and carries patron s purchases including merchandise, beverages, soda etc. from retail store or warehouse to customers vehicle.
- May use hand truck or dolly if necessary to move cartons or cases of beverages from one location to another.
- Maintains working areas in a clean and orderly condition picks up debris and trash from grounds may water grass and flower beds and rake leaves.
- Picks up empty boxes containers from work areas using hand cart. Moves to assigned area for disposal.
- Operates a compactor machine to crush empty boxes. Removes crushed boxes from machine and ties up for pickup by authorized vendor.
- Makes prefabricated cardboard containers for the packing mailing of merchandise to protect them from being soiled crushed or otherwise damaged during shipment.
- May inspect property to log items needing maintenance or repair. Notifies shift supervisor of items needing immediate attention.
- May monitor parking areas to ensure vehicles are properly registered with the front desk. Provides notification for non-compliance.
- Helps the Front Desk staff as directed with items such as room set up assistance helping patrons to rooms with luggage providing towels etc.
- Helps maintain property to keep clean and orderly by picking up debris and trash may assist with general grounds keeping or minor repairs lightbulbs as directed by Facilities.
- Tracks and orders inventory related items for emergency supplies and reports the results to Facilities management.
- Works under the general supervision of a designated supervisor who makes assignments gives detailed oral and specific instructions on new or standard procedures. Work is reviewed for compliance with instructions.
- PHYSICAL EFFORT
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