UNIVERSITY OF VALLEY FORGE OF THE

UNIVERSITY OF VALLEY FORGE OF THE

LEAD HOTEL ROOM INSPECTOR (DAY SHIFT)

Florence, Indiana, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 hours ago
RESTCustomer SupportLeadershipMentoring

About the role

  • Boyd Gaming Corporation has been successful in gaming jurisdiction in which we operate in the United States and is one of the premier casino entertainment companies in the United States.
  • Our past success, our current business philosophies and our sound business planning, combine to position Boyd Gaming Corporation to maximize value for our shareholders, our team members and our communities.
  • Quality control through the inspection of guest hotel rooms to ensure that cleanliness and quality is held to Belterra standards.

Requirements

  • Ability to effectively relay information via the telephone, radio, pages, computer system, or in person.

Nice to have

  • Inspects guest rooms for cleanliness and quality, ensuring Belterra standards are met or exceeded.
  • Reports rooms ready for occupancy.
  • Ensures guest rooms, linens, service landings, guest landings, vending area, stairwells, elevator, maid carts, distribution carts, and equipment are set up in a standardized manner as required by current Belterra SOP's.
  • Conducts daily shift Pre-shifts, uniform inspection, and directs actions of all floor personnel.
  • Reports room, hall deficiencies, problems related to structure, equipment, and plumbing to Engineering, prepares maintenance and work orders, follows up on completion with Engineering.
  • Ensures training for safe and proper usage of chemicals and equipment.
  • Such as chemicals are being used in proper places, correct labels, correct containers, safety gear, proper storage, Bio-hazard training, Proper back protection, lifting/climbing, safety shoes, and equipment training.
  • Demonstrated knowledge of Housekeeping/Hotel department policies and procedure

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