Hotel Housekeeper

Hotel Housekeeper:
Responsible for cleanliness and sanitation standards at the Fluno Center. Cleans and attends to guest's needs in rooms, including making beds, cleaning bathrooms, and replacing amenities. Stocks supplies and reports damages/repairs to supervisory staff and cleans building common areas along with other duties as assigned.

This position has direct contact with our customers and requires excellent customer service abilities. The position works under the supervision of the hotel housekeeping supervisor.

Work Schedule: Thursday - Monday 7:30am-3:30pm

$17.00

-Plus an additional $0.80 per hour for hours worked on Saturday and Sunday.

-Plus an additional $2.50 per hour for night hours worked (6pm-6am).

-Plus Time and a half per hour for hours worked on designated legal

holidays.

• Cleans and maintains hallways and common guest areas

• Directs relations and interactions with customers to accommodate their needs

• Maintains organization of supply areas and equipment and requests additional supplies as needed

• Documents and reports repairs, violations, and other building needs

• Cleans rooms as assigned and according to guest requests

Wisconsin Union - Fluno Center - Housekeeping

Abilty to pass all physical demands including:
- Lifting: Occasionally Up to 50lbs
- Carrying: Occasionally Up to 50lbs
- Pushing: Frequently Up to 50lbs
- Pulling: Frequently Up to 50lbs

-Held a position for more then 3 months

-Previous Housekeeping service over 3 months

High School or GED - Preferred

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Rod Rotar

rod.rotar@wisc.edu / 608-263-5596

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