Housekeeping Inspector

Essential Functions:

Regularly inspects guest rooms, public areas and other hotel spaces for cleanliness, organization, and maintenance. Assist cleaning when necessary.
Assigns special assignments as directed by the Director of Housekeeping/Management team
Check for and report maintenance issues, such as problems with equipment, plumbing or structure.
Verify that rooms meet brand and hotel standards and ensure all items, like linens and amenities, are correctly placed.
Ensures that all associates have appropriate supplies and linens.
Assists in processing AM and PM room status reports.
Ensure that the GRA's linen cart is neat and well organized.
Ensure that linen closets on guest room floors are completely stocked.
Opening and/or Closing procedures
Maintain inventory of linen and cleaning supplies/equipment.
Update room status in property management system.
Training and coach housekeeping staff on cleaning techniques, safety procedures and proper use of equipment.
Assist in developing and training associates to maintain productivity and quality standards.
Performs MOS audits
Assign daily tasks and oversee the progress of room attendants.
Contributes to monthly OST meetings
Resolve guest complaints and special requests
Communicate with maintenance to address repair needs.
Communicate with leadership about patterns or recurring issues observed during inspections.

Physical Job Requirements (for essential functions only)
Lifting/Pushing/Pulling/ Carrying

Constantly pushing loaded supply cart from room to room – must be able to push 75 lbs.
Arranging drapery and replacement linen – approximately20 –30 lbs.
Carrying dirty linen to laundry chute, operating vacuum

Bending/Kneeling

Constant bending and kneeling to clean bathroom, vanity and making beds. Dusting requires bending to reach low areas on furniture

Mobility

Movement to reach all areas of responsibility to include: closet shelves, windows, ledges, pipes, under beds, behind furniture
Physical stamina to stand, bend, lift and perform repetitive tasks.

Continuous Standing
Continuously standing and/or walking to accomplish all that is required for position

Climbing

Climbing stairs up to approximately 40 steps approximately 10% of work period (usually 8 hour work period)

Driving

No driving required

Work Environment

Inside 100% of work period (usually 8 hours)

Hearing/Vision/Speech/Literacy

Hearing is minimal (Guest approaches with requests and questions
Vision is critical (To assess required reaction to meet standards
Speech is minimal (Can utilize alternate communication)
Literacy is minimal (Can utilize alternate training tools)

Chemical/Agents Used

Standard cleaning chemicals

Protective Clothing

Safety shoes required 100% of approximate 8 hour work period
Gloves approximately 20% of approximate 8 hour work period
Goggles approximately 3% of approximate 8 hour work period

Equipment Operation

Vacuum cleaner
Other cleaning equipment

Other Considerations

No other considerations required