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Empleado de limpieza de hotel The Dalles, OR, The Dalles Inn

Empleado de limpieza de hotel

Full-time • The Dalles, OR, The Dalles Inn
 
Acerca del puesto:

Únase a VIP Hospitality Group LLC como empleado de limpieza de hotel en The Dalles, Oregón, donde desempeñará un papel fundamental en la creación de un ambiente acogedor para nuestros huéspedes. Buscamos personas dedicadas que se enorgullezcan de mantener la limpieza y mejorar la experiencia de los huéspedes en nuestro hermoso hotel.

Responsabilidades:

  • Limpiar y desinfectar las habitaciones, los baños y las zonas comunes para garantizar un entorno impecable.
  • Cambiar la ropa de cama, las toallas y reponer los artículos de aseo en las habitaciones.
  • Informar rápidamente a la dirección de cualquier problema de mantenimiento o riesgo para la seguridad.
  • Mantener el inventario de productos de limpieza y solicitar reposiciones según sea necesario.
  • Seguir los protocolos de limpieza y los procedimientos de seguridad establecidos.
  • Ayudar con las tareas de lavandería y asegurarse de que toda la ropa de cama esté limpia y bien organizada.
  • Proporcionar un servicio de atención al cliente excepcional a los huéspedes, manteniendo la privacidad y la seguridad.
  • Trabajar en colaboración con los miembros del equipo para alcanzar los objetivos diarios de limpieza.
Requisitos:

  • Se valorará experiencia previa en servicios de limpieza o mantenimiento.
  • Gran atención al detalle y compromiso con los altos estándares de limpieza.
  • Capacidad para trabajar de forma independiente y en equipo.
  • Buena resistencia física y capacidad para levantar y mover objetos pesados.
  • Excelentes habilidades de gestión del tiempo y capacidad para priorizar tareas.
  • Fuertes habilidades de comunicación y trato amable.
  • Flexibilidad para trabajar los fines de semana y días festivos según sea necesario.
  • Debe ser una persona fiable y puntual, con una actitud positiva.

Acerca de nosotros:

VIP Hospitality Group LLC es líder en el sector hotelero desde hace más de una década, ofreciendo un servicio excepcional y experiencias memorables a nuestros huéspedes. Nuestro compromiso con la calidad y la satisfacción del cliente nos ha ganado una clientela fiel, y nos enorgullecemos de nuestro entorno de trabajo agradable y solidario, en el que los empleados prosperan. 
Compensation: $16.00 - $17.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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