Housekeeper

Overview:

The Accommodations Housekeeper is responsible for the thorough cleaning and sanitizing of guest lodging. You are the "behind-the-scenes hero" who ensures that when a family opens their cabin or hotel room door, it smells fresh and looks spotless.

Key Responsibilities

• Room Preparation: Clean, scrub, dust, and vacuum guest units (hotel rooms, cabins, and RVs) to meet Six Flags "check-in ready" standards.

• Bedding & Linens: Strip dirty linens and towels, remake beds with fresh sheets, and restock bathrooms with clean towels and amenities.

• Sanitization: Clean kitchenettes (where applicable), bathroom fixtures, and structural surfaces (window sills, vents, and wall decorations).

• Trash & Waste: Empty wastebaskets and transport trash to designated disposal areas.

• Supply Management: Keep housekeeping carts well-stocked, organized, and tidy throughout the shift.

• Guest Interaction: Greet guests with a smile and assist with basic requests (e.g., bringing extra pillows or towels).

• Maintenance Reporting: Identify and report any room damage or necessary repairs (leaky faucets, broken lights) to the Maintenance team.

Requirements & Qualifications

• Age: Must be at least 18 years old

• Physical Stamina: Must be able to stand/walk for up to 8 hours, repeatedly bend, kneel, and lift/carry up to 25–50 lbs .

• Availability: Must be able to work flexible hours, including  mornings, weekends, and holidays (peak check-in/out times).

• Skills: No previous experience is required (paid training is provided), but a "keen eye for detail" and a positive attitude are essential.

• Transportation: For campground housekeeping, the ability to operate a golf cart is often required (requires a valid driver’s license).