The Rooms Inspector is responsible for entering the status of cleaned rooms, completing checklists to report the cleanliness and condition of assigned areas, and completing required Housekeeping paperwork. This role involves identifying room assignments and the type of cleaning required, inspecting guest rooms after they have been cleaned by a Housekeeper, and responding promptly to requests from guests and other departments. The inspector must follow procedures for gaining access to guest rooms and ensuring vacancy before entering. Additionally, the role involves assisting management in hiring, training, scheduling, evaluating, counseling, disciplining, motivating, and coaching employees, serving as a role model. This position requires adherence to all company and safety and security policies and procedures, reporting any maintenance problems, safety hazards, accidents, or injuries, and completing safety training and certifications. Proper storage of flammable materials is also a responsibility. The inspector must maintain a clean and professional appearance, uphold confidentiality of proprietary information, and protect company assets. A key aspect of the role is to welcome and acknowledge all guests according to company standards, anticipate and address guests’ service needs, assist individuals with disabilities, and thank guests with genuine appreciation. The inspector must ensure adherence to quality expectations and standards, and identify, recommend, develop, and implement new ways to increase organizational efficiency, productivity, quality, safety, and/or cost-savings. Developing and maintaining positive working relationships with others, supporting team goals, and listening and responding appropriately to employee concerns are also crucial. The role requires speaking with others using clear and professional language. Physical requirements include the ability to move, lift, carry, and place objects weighing less than or equal to 55 pounds without assistance and in excess of 55 pounds with assistance. The ability to push and pull a loaded housekeeping cart and other work-related machinery over sloping and uneven surfaces, reach overhead and below the knees (including bending, twisting, pulling, and stooping), and stand, sit, kneel, or walk for an extended period across an entire work shift are necessary. Grasping, turning, and manipulating objects of varying size and weight, requiring fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, is also part of the job. The inspector must be able to enter and locate work-related information using computers and/or point-of-sale systems, visually verify and interpret written documents, and perform other reasonable job duties as requested by Supervisors.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED