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Housekeeping Staff- Creekside at Elfindale
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What they do
A Maid or Housekeeping Staff provides cleaning and housekeeping services, primarily for rooms and bathrooms in hotels and hospitals. May also work in private residences, office buildings, colleges, other institutions.
$30,600 / year median in Missouri
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Housekeeping Staff
•Creekside at Elfindale Vetter Senior Living
•3.7 Springfield, MO Job Details 3 days ago Qualifications Floor polishers House cleaning assistance Mops Housekeeping assistance Working with seniors Resident rapport building Cleaning equipment Clean workspace maintenance Communication skills Entry level
Full Job Description Shift:
Monday
•Friday 7:30am
•4:00pm
Personal Qualifications:
Housekeeping Aides have a strong desire to relate to and work with the elderly. They possess high personal integrity, a caring attitude and portray a positive image. Housekeeping Aides find fulfillment in building personal relationships and providing excellent office services. They are committed to doing whatever it takes to enhance the dignity in people's lives.
Professional Qualifications:
Housekeeping Aides have the ability to read well enough to follow directions, and understand the dangers that comes with working with the chemicals, equipment and supplies in the housekeeping department. Verbal communication skills are important to carry on conversations with residents, co-workers and visitors in an understandable manner. Housekeeping Aides are continually learning and growing by participating in educational sessions, inservice training and demonstrations.
Physical Requirements:
Housekeeping Aides understand the physical demands their jobs require and realize they need to: pass a physical exam. lift, push, pull and move equipment, supplies, etc. lift a maximum of fifty (50) pounds occasionally each work day. lift twenty-five (25) pounds consistently. be able to move and stretch in such a way as to be able to reach areas above their head and below their waist. go up and down stairs. bend, stoop and twist almost constantly throughout the day. push and pull a cart requiring twenty-five (25) pounds of force. bend and twist while sweeping, mopping, etc. use the floor buffer. remain active and on their feet for up to four (4) hours at a time. see well enough to read container labels, measuring equipment, written directions, etc.