Job Responsibilities:

Hotel Custodians work part-time and perform custodial duties and light maintenance support by ensuring that the premises are clean and tidy at all times. They prepare rooms for guests and ensure that public spaces, stairwells, outdoor public spaces are clean.

These employees clean the lobby, public restroom, and assist housekeeping staff and the maintenance tech in preparing Move Outs to be guest ready. Custodians usually need to work over the weekends and some holidays, therefore, they require a flexible schedule. Custodians should have a basic understanding of routine maintenance: painting, wall repair, basic carpentry.

Specific Duties include: 

• Clean and maintain common areas within the hotel: hallways, lobbies, restrooms, corridors, elevators, stairways, utilizing the detailed checklists so the property is cleaned to standards.

• Cleans snow from entrances, sidewalks, and emergency exits

• Repair minor maintenance issues

• Assist guests in moving in or out as directed by the General Manager

• Keeps store rooms in clean, safe and organized condition at all times

• Assist housekeeping staff with laundry removal and Move Out cleans

• Clean and maintain lobby, entrance doors including snow removal

• Assist guests with general questions and inquiries, and provide excellent customer service

• Assist Front Desk during busy periods

• Notify General Manager or Maintenance Technician of any major repairs.

• Keep storage areas and carts well-stocked, clean, and tidy.

• May work in laundry room area loading and unloading washers and dryers and folding items.

• Any other reasonable request made by general manager

  
  

Skills/Qualifications:

• Quality Inspection process

• Room Ready Inspection Experience

• Hazardous Waste Certification

• Hotel/Apartment/Cleaning Experience

• OSHA Certified

Physical Requirements:

• Frequent lifts, carries or otherwise moves (push/pull) and positions objects weighing up to 100 lbs.

• Frequently bends, kneels, crouches

• Repetitive movement of hands, arms and legs, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, wiping, pushing, lifting

• Continuous walking, standing and moving about

• Exposure to adverse weather conditions, hazardous chemicals, odors, dirt and dust