Housekeeping Supervisor

Peachtree Group Hospitality Management•Miami, FL

About The Position

The Housekeeping Supervisor leads, trains, and supervises Room Attendants and House persons in a designated floor or area. The role ensures that guest rooms and public areas meet established cleanliness and quality standards while supporting outstanding guest service and financial profitability. The supervisor assesses room inventory, assigns rooms for cleaning, inspects rooms, verifies and reports room status or discrepancies, and monitors stock rooms, carts, and designated inventories. The position also coordinates with Engineering/Property Operations on maintenance and repairs related to guest rooms and public areas, and performs Room Attendant or House person duties as needed.

Requirements

  • Ability to inspect 25 to 80 rooms per day.
  • Ability to clean rooms when needed.
  • Physical ability to move and/or operate large objects, including housekeeping carts, suite furniture, large bags of linen, vacuum cleaners, and boxes of inventory.
  • Knowledge of and ability to operate a computer.

Responsibilities

  • Lead, train, and supervise Room Attendants and House persons on a floor or designated area.
  • Ensure rooms and public areas meet established cleanliness and quality standards.
  • Assess room inventory, assign rooms for cleaning, and inspect rooms.
  • Verify and report room status and discrepancies.
  • Monitor stock rooms, carts, and designated inventories.
  • Communicate and coordinate with Engineering/Property Operations to support maintenance and repair of items related to guest rooms and public areas.
  • Perform Room Attendant and/or House person duties as needed.
  • Inspect 25 to 80 rooms per day.
  • Clean rooms when needed.

Benefits

  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • Disability insurance
  • Life insurance
  • 401(k) retirement match
  • Paid holidays
  • Paid time off
  • Employee Assistance Program and Fund
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