Daphnee Horace

You’ll strip and make beds, sanitize bathrooms, vacuum, and dust every surface.

You don't just clean you add magic. This often includes arranging plush toys, creating towel animals, or ensuring the room is perfectly set up for a family’s first impression.

You are expected to clean a specific quota of rooms per shift often 13–18 rooms , and you have to meet strict time deadlines to ensure rooms are ready by "check-in" time. Independent but fast-paced. You spend most of your time inside hotel rooms, moving between buildings or floors.

Reading prompts on screens or handheld scanners to locate items accurately.

Using barcode scanners to verify that you have pulled the exact color, size, and model of the product ordered.

Ensuring the item isn’t damaged before passing it down the line.

Placing the picked items into totes and pushing them onto a conveyor belt to head to the "Packers."

• Provided compassionate care to residents, ensuring comfort and dignity in daily activities.
• Assisted with bathing, grooming, and mobility support, enhancing resident quality of life.
• Monitored vital signs and reported changes to nursing staff for timely interventions.
• Delivered medication reminders and assisted residents with prescribed therapies as directed.

Efficiently scanning items via the register belt or handheld scanners. You must follow proper bagging guidelines. keeping raw meats separate from produce, not overloading bags, and grouping frozen foods together

Managed diverse payment methods, ensuring accuracy with cash, credit/debit cards, gift cards, checks, EBT, and WIC vouchers. Oversaw cash drawer reconciliation at the start and conclusion of each shift.

Executed stringent verification of government-issued IDs for alcohol, tobacco, lottery ticket sales, and select over-the-counter medications.