Utility Porter- Steady Extra (City Wide LV)

The Utility Porter fulfills all deep cleaning, scrubbing, polishing, and heavy work in the Housekeeping Department. He/She can be expected to perform tasks ranging from disposal of trash and soiled linens to work requiring the use of ladders, lifts and motorized carts.

• Vacuum all carpet and fabric surfaces according to cleaning schedules.
• Pan-sweep floors in assigned area.
• Clean and buff all marble surfaces in assigned areas when assigned to floor care.
• Sand and re-stain black marble surfaces when assigned to floor care.
• Mop all non-carpeted floors in assigned area when assigned to floor care.
• Clean all high areas including ceiling items/excluding smoke detectors when assigned to guest rooms and halls.
• Clean all low areas as needed including wall sockets, pictures, door stoppers, exposed plumbing, base boards and window sills when assigned to guest rooms and halls.
• Stock and sort linens prior to stocking lockers (only when on linen duty).
• Collect soiled linen from chutes for pick-up by linen company (only when on linen duty).

• Work requires effective communication in English, both verbal and written form in a professional manner.
• Must present a neat and professional appearance.
• Work requires flexibility to work various shifts.
• Ability to maintain regular, predictable attendance according to schedule
• 21+ Age Requirement

• Culinary Union Referral 

  ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

• Fast-paced environment, multiple tasks to be handled under time constraint.
• Work requires ability to lift and carry approximately 110 - 120 pounds and ability to push and/or pull approximately 300 - 400 pounds on wheels.
• Able to push, pull, carry, or lift up to 50lbs repetitively throughout the workday.
• The physical ability to stand and/or walk continuously for duration of shift.
• The physical ability to climb stairs, balance, bend/stoop, and kneel continuously.
• The physical ability to frequently crouch, push/pull, squat, and work above the shoulders with both arms.
• The physical ability to use both hands for continuous grasping.
• The physical ability to push, pull, and lift various furniture items such as mattresses, end tables, chairs, ottomans, lamps, and tables.
• The physical ability to tolerate any required personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, safety goggles, and other protective equipment is deemed appropriate on a continuous basis.
• Ability to safely operate motorized equipment
• Attention to detail and must have visual capabilities needed to inspect work upon completion to avoid leaving deficient work.