Idolidia Hernández

Cleaning and Sanitation: Involves various tasks, such as vacuuming, sweeping, mopping, dusting, and disinfecting surfaces.

Laundry: Washing, drying, folding, and occasionally ironing clothes and linens.

Waste Management: Emptying trash cans, changing bags, and disposing of waste properly.

Room Setup: Making beds, changing linens, and ensuring rooms are ready for new occupants.

Replenishing Supplies: Ensuring rooms are adequately stocked with toiletries, cleaning products, and other necessary items.

Attention to Detail: Paying attention to detail is crucial to identifying areas that need cleaning and ensuring thoroughness.

Time Management: Housekeeping staff often work under pressure to complete tasks efficiently, which requires effective time management skills.

Organization: Maintaining an organized workspace, including cleaning supplies and equipment.

Communication: Communicate effectively with supervisors, colleagues, and occasionally with guests or residents.

Customer Service: In some settings, housekeeping staff interact with guests or residents, which requires strong customer service skills.