House Attendant

Proper Hospitality Careers•Los Angeles, CA

About The Position

As a House Attendant, you will support the housekeeping team by maintaining cleanliness and order in the hotel’s public spaces and back-of-house areas. The role helps ensure that common areas, guest corridors, and service areas meet hotel cleanliness standards and contribute to a positive guest experience and efficient operations. You will clean public spaces, maintain back-of-house areas, transport linens, assist guests and housekeeping colleagues, and help manage supplies and inventory. You will follow hotel health, safety, and sanitation procedures, report hazards or maintenance issues, and provide general housekeeping support, including guest-room cleaning when needed and special cleaning projects as assigned. Proper Hospitality describes its workplace as a community centered on care, excellence, creativity, authenticity, employee wellbeing, growth, and belonging. The company identifies itself as an equal-opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants with criminal histories in accordance with local Fair Chance Hiring Ordinances.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain cleanliness and organization in public and service areas.
Ability to work efficiently and independently and manage time to complete tasks within designated timeframes.
Good communication skills for interacting with guests and team members.
Ability to follow safety protocols and hotel procedures for cleaning and handling cleaning chemicals.
Ability to assist with a variety of cleaning and maintenance tasks.
Ability to sit or stand for extended periods.
Ability to lift and move up to 50 pounds.
Frequent use of hands, fingers, and wrists to handle cleaning tools and operate equipment.
Ability to work in a physically demanding environment with exposure to cleaning chemicals and equipment.

Nice To Haves

Previous housekeeping, cleaning, or maintenance experience in a hotel or similar environment is beneficial but not required.
Knowledge of cleaning techniques and use of cleaning equipment is a plus.

Responsibilities

Clean and maintain hotel public spaces, including lobbies, hallways, elevators, restrooms, and stairwells.
Sweep, mop, dust, and vacuum common areas to meet hotel cleanliness standards.
Keep public restrooms clean and stocked with supplies throughout the day.
Clean furniture, windows, and other public-space surfaces.
Clean and organize back-of-house areas, including staff rooms, storage areas, and laundry rooms.
Maintain service areas so they are clean, safe, and efficient.
Collect and transport dirty linens and towels to the laundry room and return clean linens to appropriate storage areas.
Maintain supply closets and organize cleaning materials and equipment.
Assist Room Attendants, Housekeeping Supervisors, and other staff as needed.
Respond promptly to guest and departmental requests, including delivering amenities and helping with special requests.
Transport guest luggage or other items to and from rooms or designated areas when necessary.
Stock housekeeping carts and storage areas with cleaning supplies, linens, and amenities.
Notify the housekeeping supervisor when supplies or equipment need replenishing.
Organize and rotate stock in supply closets.
Follow hotel health, safety, and sanitation procedures.
Use cleaning chemicals and equipment safely and in accordance with applicable standards and guidelines.
Identify and report safety hazards or maintenance issues to the appropriate department.
Assist with guest-room cleaning as needed, including restocking towels and amenities and supporting deep-cleaning projects.
Support housekeeping during busy periods or special events by keeping public and service areas clean and presentable.
Perform special cleaning tasks or projects assigned by the housekeeping supervisor or manager.