Turndown Attendant (Evening Shift)

Clean rooms mean good reviews, and this bush lodge in Gqeberha lives on reviews. If you learn fast and don't mind being shown things twice, you'll settle in within a few weeks.

You'll be based at a bush lodge in Gqeberha. Living nearby, or on a taxi route to it, really helps. The first two weeks are spent shadowing someone experienced.

• Strip beds, make them up with fresh linen and square the corners.
• Inspect rooms against the checklist before release to front office.
• Clean bathrooms, showers and toilets with the correct colour-coded cloths.
• Vacuum, mop and dust rooms from top to bottom.
• Mix chemicals safely and store them as the MSDS sheet shows.

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

• Basic first aid certificate
• A supervisor course or time spent running a floor
• Chemical handling training

• Staff transport from nearby townships for early shifts
• Meals on duty
• Monthly award for best room scores
• 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.
• A clean, clear police clearance helps; mention it if you have a recent one.