Public Area Cleaner (Casino Hotel)

Clean rooms mean good reviews, and this bush lodge in Mokopane lives on reviews. This is a good step for someone who wants proper routine and a manager who notices good work.

This post is Mokopane-based, with most of your time spent at a bush lodge. The first two weeks are spent shadowing someone experienced.

• Inspect rooms against the checklist before release to front office.
• Restock minibars, amenities and tea trays and note what was used.
• Wash, dry and press linen and table cloths in the laundry.
• Hand in lost property with a written log entry.
• Mix chemicals safely and store them as the MSDS sheet shows.
• Do evening turndowns with chocolates and curtain closing.

• Weekend and public holiday work
• You work neatly and notice a hair on a pillow
• Fit enough to lift mattresses and push trolleys all day
• You can finish around 14 rooms in a shift
• Grade 10 or higher
• Honest and trustworthy around guest belongings

• A supervisor course or time spent running a floor
• Chemical handling training

• Monthly award for best room scores
• Staff transport from nearby townships for early shifts
• Uniform and protective gloves supplied

• Many hotels recruit through walk-ins at the staff entrance, so ask for the housekeeping office and leave your CV there.
• Write how many rooms per shift you managed at your last job; supervisors look for that number.