Housekeeper on call

Job Description

Do not wait to apply after reading this description a high application volume is expected for this opportunity.

$21.30 - $23.30 per hour | Free Meals! Use of Onsite Pool and Gym!

Era Living is seeking an on-call Housekeeper to become the newest member of our Housekeeping team located in our Aljoya Thornton Place Community, North Seattle, WA. Available shifts will be scheduled Monday - Friday, 7:30AM to 4:00PM.

Competitive Compensation/Benefits Package Includes:

• 401(k) retirement plan with generous company match (eligibility contingent on age requirement)
• Double pay for holidays worked
• 1 hour paid sick time for every 40 hours worked
• Employee Assistance Program
• Longevity bonuses
• Employee discount programs
• Pre-tax election commuter benefits

Primary Responsibilities:

This role is responsible for cleaning apartments and common areas on campus. This includes changing linens, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, light dusting, etc. The responsibilities might also include helping the Housekeeping Director in other areas of community that need cleaning.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

• Ability to read, write and communicate in English
• Ability to perform routine Housekeeping/Laundry functions in a health care institution
• Ability to follow all regulations and requirements ensuring personal and resident safety at all times
• Ability to understand and follow directions
• Ability to schedule tasks effectively to meet strict deadlines and within allotted time
• Ability to pass DSHS background check, required

Education and Experience:

• Previous housekeeping experience, preferred.

About Era Living:

If you are passionate about improving the quality of life for older adults and exemplify a values based approach to your work, demonstrating integrity, credibility, consistency, strong team orientation, and outstanding communication, we welcome your application! xhyhwjd

Era Living was voted "2023/2024/2025/2026 Winner: Best in the Pacific Northwest – Senior Community" by the Seattle Times.

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