Operating room nurse Jobs in Dayton, OH

Clean guest rooms or other hotel areas as assigned, ensuring the established standards ofcleanliness. Responsible for reporting any maintenance deficiencies and handling guest requests or complaints, seeking assistance from leadership when necessary. Ensures the confidentiality and security of all guest rooms.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Report to work when scheduled, on time, in proper uniform, including nametag.
• Use correct cleaning chemicals for designated surfaces, according to OSHA regulations and hotel requirements.
• Clean guest rooms as assigned and in order of priority.
• Transport cart with cleaning supplies, amenities and linens to assigned guest room and position securely.
• Empty trash containers and ashtrays.
• Remove all dirty terry and replace with clean par to designated layout
• Remove soil, dirt, soap build-up and hair from bathroom mirrors, vanity, sink, toilet, shower walls, bathtub, shower curtain and floor.
• Replace facial, toilet tissue and bathroom amenities in correct amount and location.
• Remove dirty bed linen and make up bed with clean linen.
• Dust and polish all furniture.
• Realign furniture to floor plan.
• Open all drawers/doors in check-out rooms and remove items left by guest. Dust inside.
• Check under bed(s), chairs and sofa for debris and remove if present
• Inspect condition of all furniture for tears, rips or stains; report any damages to the supervisor.
• Remove all dust, debris and foreign particles from upholstered furniture including crevices and under cushions.
• Dust pictures, frames and mirrors.
• Remove dust and debris on television and other electronic devices in room.
• Set correct time on clock.
• Clean all lamps and light switches; check for proper working order.
• Remove dust, spots and smears from windows, ledges and frames.
• Remove dust, grease and smears from telephones and reposition properly.
• Remove dust smudges and spills from refrigerator (including doors and shelves; ensure it is plugged in and securely closed.
• Remove dust on drapes and realign to correct position daily.
• Inspect condition of planters and plants; remove debris.
• Remove dust, dirt, marks and fingerprints from entrance door(s).
• Ensure presence of fire safety, rate cards and DND sign. Inspect condition and replace as needed.
• Remove dust, dirt and smudges from A/C unit, vents, grids and thermostat Set thermostat in accordance with seasonal instructions.
• Remove dust, stains and marks from all baseboards, ledges and corners.
• Vacuum carpet in guest room.
• Spray room with deodorizer.
• Update status of rooms cleaned on assignment sheet
• Return and restock cart at end of shift.
• Empty vacuum bag and wipe vacuum clean.
• Ensure security of any assigned guest room keys.
• Handle guest complaints by following procedures and ensuring guest satisfaction.
• Report any damages or maintenance problems to the Supervisor. Immediately and according to Company policy.
• Exhibit a friendly, helpful and courteous manner when dealing with guests and fellow employees.
• Be familiar with laundry attendant responsibilities and willing to cross train in other areas as assigned.

General Notes

• This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive, additional details will be specified by the supervisor. The team member will also perform other reasonable business duties as assigned by the supervisor.
• Management reserves the right to change this job description, job responsibilities, duties, and working hours as needs prevail.
• If requested in accordance with applicable law, the Company provides reasonable accommodation to known physical or mental limitations of an otherwise qualify team member with a disability to allow him/her to perform essential functions of the job unless the accommodation would impose an undue hardship on the Company.
• The Company is an at-will employer. This job description is a guideline and does not constitute a written or implied employment contract.

Marriott International begins as an A&W Root Beer franchise in Washington, D.C., in May 1927. Founders J. Willard and Alice Sheets Marriott get their business started by quenching people’s thirst during the hot, muggy summers in Washington, D.C. The business is named Hot Shoppes when the menu expands, and good food and service at fair prices become guiding principles as the company grows.