What are the responsibilities and job description for the Public Area Attendant position at Creative Dining Services?
Candidate must have 1st shift availability
Creative Dining Services is seeking a Full time Public Area Attendant for the Haworth Hotel on the campus of Hope College, in Holland, Michigan. The Haworth Hotel is a 48 room boutique hotel at the heart of Holland’s historic downtown district and Hope College’s lively campus, welcoming people worldwide for conferences, vacation stays, meetings and more.
Our Public Area Attendant will help in multiple areas of the Hotel. The main duty of this position is cleaning and maintaining hotel common areas in a timely and organized manner according to standards and procedures. This person will also be able to help address our guest requests and problems in a welcoming, and friendly fashion.
Core Responsibilities:
- Cleaning rooms, hallways, restrooms, and meeting spaces.
- Removing trash from public areas.
- Reporting maintenance issues to supervisors immediately.
- Responsible for the upkeep of all equipment used i.e. vacuum cleaners, carts, cleaning tools, etc.
- Performing other daily cleaning tasks throughout the hotel.
Benefits:
- Free Meals & snacks during your shift
- Daily pay options
- 401K w/ match
- Health, dental & vision insurance
- Access to sporting events & workout facilities
- Excellent growth opportunities & leadership development
- Performance incentives
- Accrued paid time off
- College tuition benefits for you, and your children
The Ideal Candidate Will Have:
- Previous experience in a housekeeping or cleaning position.
Ability to perform the physical duties required of the job
- Must be able to lift 25lb.
About Creative Dining Services
Creative Dining Services partners with college, universities, Fortune 100 companies, full-service senior living communities, conference centers and K-12 schools and camps to provide a different kind of hospitality and facility management services experience – one that’s fun, innovative, and focused on your community. Why? Because that’s how it should be.
