Room Attendant (Hotel Housekeeping)

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

This post is in Mahikeng (North West). Please only apply if you can travel there daily. Shifts rotate, so you'll need to be flexible about days and nights.

• Clean bathrooms, showers and toilets with the correct colour-coded cloths.
• Vacuum, mop and dust rooms from top to bottom.
• Inspect rooms against the checklist before release to front office.
• Do evening turndowns with chocolates and curtain closing.
• Report broken fittings, leaks and damage to maintenance.
• Update room status on the housekeeping app or board after each room.

• You can finish around 14 rooms in a shift
• Hotel, guesthouse or domestic cleaning experience
• Weekend and public holiday work
• Grade 10 or higher
• Honest and trustworthy around guest belongings

• Laundry machine and steam press experience
• A supervisor course or time spent running a floor
• Basic first aid certificate

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

• 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.