Student Residence Housekeeper – Belfast (Part-Time, 16h)

Homes For Students; Belfast City District; On-site; GBP 7,500 - 10,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday entitlement: 25 days + bank

Exclusive retail discounts

Birthday day off

Cycle-to-work scheme

Two charity days per year

Nationally recognised qualification

Job summary

Homes for Students is looking for a Housekeeper to join our team at Aster House in Belfast, working 16 hours per week. You will ensure the common areas are cleaned to a high standard and provide an excellent service to students in residence.

You will carry out planned and reactive cleaning in student buildings, kitchens, offices and communal areas, replenishing consumables and supporting the summer turnaround to welcome the next intake.

Qualifications

• Previous experience of a similar role in a customer-focused environment.
• Ability to contribute to targets and deliver excellent results.
• Excellent communication and ability to provide outstanding customer service.
• Effective team member with a flexible approach to work and colleagues.
• Ability to undertake manual work to a high standard.
• Commitment to undergo further training through operational requirements and personal staff development.

Responsibilities

• Clean common areas to a high standard to create a great first impression.
• Carry out planned and reactive cleaning in student buildings, kitchens, offices, and toilets.
• Replenish consumables to maintain high hygiene standards.
• Support summer turnaround by preparing for new intake.

Skills

Customer-focused

Targets oriented

Excellent communication

Team player

Manual work ability

Willing to training

Job description

Homes for Students is looking for a Housekeeper to join our team at Aster House in Belfast, working 16 hours per week. You will ensure the common areas are cleaned to a high standard and provide an excellent service to students in residence.

You will carry out planned and reactive cleaning in student buildings, kitchens, offices and communal areas, replenishing consumables and supporting the summer turnaround to welcome the next intake.