Housekeeping Supervisor

Position Description:

Housekeeping Supervisor for Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation, Medora, ND:

• Advise managers, desk clerks, or admitting personnel of rooms ready for occupancy
•  Plan and prepare employee schedule
•  Check inventory of cleaning cart and adds any necessary supplies
• Remove soiled linens, towel, bedspreads, and blankets from each assigned room and provide fresh replacements. Ensure soiled linens are sent to laundry
•  Clean and disinfect bathroom and kitchenette or coffee preparation areas
• Wipe surfaces, clean mirrors, vacuum floor and remove trash from rooms
• Check and restock complementary food, beverages, and toiletries in rooms
• Notify maintenance department of needed maintenance or repairs
•  Monitor staff to ensure proper cleaning and organization of housekeeping cart and to ensure carts are stored in designated areas
• Ensure staff productivity standards are maintained
• Train employees on safety standards and enforce those standards consistently. Identify employees engaging in unsafe behaviors and retrain such employees appropriately. Complete accident investigations and take steps to prevent future accidents. Follow up with injured employees.
• Assist manager with evaluating employee performance and recommend personnel action such as promotion, transfer or dismissal
•  Promote teamwork and employee morale
•  Perform or assist with cleaning duties as necessary
•  Drive company vehicle to other lodging properties and central supply location within Medora, North Dakota
• Lift up to 40 lbs. while moving supply boxes from pallets to lodging locations and moving other large items

HS diploma or GED (foreign equivalent acceptable) and one year of experience as a housekeeper or occupation in housekeeping.

Must possess any amount of housekeeping experience in a resort/hospitality environment. Must possess six months of housekeeping supervisory or equivalent supervisory experience. Must possess any amount of experience using Microsoft Office or lodging software. Must possess or be able to obtain North Dakota Driver’s License or driver’s license from any state within the US. Must be able to stand and walk for prolonged periods and frequently pull, push, and bend. Must be able to lift, carry or otherwise move up to 40 lbs. at times. Must work a rotation of seven-day workweek during tourist season, which generally spans June through September.