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• Cleaning rooms/spaces: This is the core function, including making beds, dusting furniture, vacuuming/mopping floors, cleaning bathrooms (toilets, sinks, showers/bathtubs), emptying trash cans, and replenishing supplies (towels, toiletries, etc.).
• Maintaining cleanliness of common areas: Cleaning hallways, lobbies, stairwells, elevators, and other public spaces.
• Sanitizing surfaces: Disinfecting frequently touched surfaces to maintain hygiene standards, particularly important in healthcare or hospitality settings.
• Window cleaning: Cleaning windows and mirrors.
• Floor care: Mopping, buffing, and polishing floors.
The duties and responsibilities of a housekeeping position vary greatly depending on the setting (hotel, hospital, private home, office building, etc.) and the specific employer. However, some common core functions include:
Core Cleaning and Maintenance Tasks:
• Cleaning and sanitizing: This is the primary function, encompassing tasks like dusting, vacuuming, mopping, wiping surfaces, cleaning bathrooms (toilets, sinks, showers), emptying trash, and disinfecting high-touch areas. Specific cleaning methods and products will vary based on the environment.
• Making beds: Changing linens, fluffing pillows, and making beds neatly.
• Maintaining cleanliness of common areas: This includes hallways, lobbies, stairwells, elevators, and other public spaces, depending on the setting.
• Replenishing supplies: Restocking toiletries, cleaning supplies, and other amenities in rooms or common areas.
• Handling laundry: Washing, drying, folding, and putting away linens (in some settings).
• Trash and recycling removal: Emptying trash cans and recycling bins, and properly disposing of waste.
• Window cleaning: Cleaning windows and mirrors (frequency varies by setting).
• Floor care: This can range from simple mopping to more specialized floor care, like buffing or polishing.
• Carpet cleaning: Vacuuming and spot-cleaning carpets (may involve using specialized equipment).
Additional Responsibilities (often dependent on the setting):
• Reporting maintenance issues: Identifying and reporting any necessary repairs or maintenance needs (broken fixtures, damaged furniture, etc.) to supervisors.
• Responding to guest/resident requests: In settings like hotels or assisted living facilities, this involves addressing guest or resident requests or complaints promptly and professionally.
• Following safety procedures: Adhering to safety regulations and using cleaning products and equipment safely.
• Maintaining confidentiality: In some settings (hospitals, private homes), maintaining the confidentiality of sensitive information is crucial.
• Teamwork and collaboration: Working effectively with other housekeeping staff to ensure efficient and thorough cleaning.
• Following schedules and instructions: Completing assigned tasks efficiently and according to established schedules and instructions.
• Inventory management: Tracking and managing cleaning supplies and equipment.
• Record keeping: Keeping records of completed tasks or cleaning logs.
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