Hotel Houseperson - Housekeeping Weekends

Description

Bartlesville Health & Rehab Community is hiring Housekeepers to join our team. We are looking for dependable, detail-oriented, and hard-working individuals who take pride in keeping the facility clean, safe, comfortable, and welcoming for residents, families, visitors, and staff.

Housekeepers help maintain resident rooms, bathrooms, hallways, common areas, offices, dining areas, and other facility spaces in a skilled nursing and long-term care setting. Duties may include sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, dusting, disinfecting surfaces, emptying trash, cleaning bathrooms, restocking supplies, and helping maintain a clean and pleasant environment.

This position plays an important role in infection control, resident dignity, safety, comfort, and quality of life. Housekeepers also help observe and report maintenance concerns, safety hazards, spills, odors, supply needs, or other environmental concerns.

A successful Housekeeper is reliable, respectful, organized, able to follow cleaning procedures, and willing to work as part of a team. Previous housekeeping, healthcare, hotel, janitorial, or environmental services experience is helpful but not required.

Applicants must be willing to follow infection control, chemical safety, resident rights, confidentiality, and facility policies.

Bartlesville Health & Rehab Community offers a supportive workplace, meaningful work, and the opportunity to make a difference in residents’ lives every day.

Requirements
Required Qualifications
The Housekeeper must:

Demonstrate the ability to follow instructions, cleaning procedures, infection control requirements, safety precautions, and supervisor direction.

Demonstrate the ability to perform routine cleaning, disinfecting, trash removal, restocking, and housekeeping tasks.

Be able to use housekeeping equipment, carts, cleaning supplies, and cleaning chemicals safely and appropriately as trained.

Be able to communicate respectfully and professionally with residents, families, coworkers, supervisors, and other departments.

Be able to maintain resident confidentiality and respect resident privacy and belongings.

Be able to read, write, speak, and understand English sufficiently to perform job duties, complete assigned logs, understand instructions, communicate concerns, and follow safety requirements.

Maintain required infection control training, safety training, competencies, and facility education.

Pass required background checks and meet employment eligibility requirements.

Preferred Qualifications
Preferred qualifications include:

Previous experience as a housekeeper, environmental services employee, hotel housekeeper, healthcare housekeeper, laundry aide, custodian, janitorial employee, caregiver, or similar role.

Previous experience in skilled nursing, long-term care, assisted living, hospital, healthcare, hotel, motel, school, commercial cleaning, or similar setting.

Experience with infection control cleaning, isolation precautions, disinfectants, cleaning schedules, floor care, resident rooms, bathrooms, and common areas.

Experience handling cleaning chemicals, housekeeping equipment, housekeeping carts, and sanitation supplies.

Required Skills and Abilities
The Housekeeper should be able to:

Maintain assigned areas in a clean, sanitary, safe, and presentable condition.

Follow cleaning procedures, infection control requirements, chemical safety instructions, and facility expectations.

Recognize and report housekeeping concerns, safety hazards, odors, spills, pest concerns, damaged items, supply needs, and unsafe conditions.

Communicate clearly and professionally with residents, families, coworkers, supervisors, and other departments.

Work cooperatively with housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, nursing, dietary, activities, social services, admissions, business office, and administration.

Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries.

Respect resident privacy, resident rooms, resident belongings, and resident preferences.

Remain calm and professional during workload pressure, resident concerns, family concerns, infection control needs, equipment failure, staffing issues, and urgent housekeeping needs.

Use housekeeping equipment, carts, cleaning supplies, disinfectants, logs, and related equipment as assigned.

Request guidance when infection control procedures, chemical use, cleaning expectations, resident belongings, documentation, resident rights, or scope of responsibility are unclear.

Physical Requirements
This position requires the ability to:

Stand, walk, bend, stoop, kneel, reach, push, pull, lift, carry, and move throughout the workday.

Work in resident rooms, bathrooms, hallways, offices, common areas, dining areas, activity areas, entrances, storage areas, and other facility areas.

Lift, carry, and move trash, linens, supplies, boxes, cleaning equipment, housekeeping carts, and other assigned items as needed.

Push and maneuver housekeeping carts, trash carts, supply carts, cleaning equipment, and other facility equipment.

Use mops, brooms, vacuums, dusters, carts, cleaning cloths, disinfectants, trash bags, wet floor signs, and housekeeping supplies as trained and assigned.

Perform repetitive motions related to cleaning, disinfecting, dusting, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, lifting, carrying, stocking, trash removal, and documentation.

Work around cleaning chemicals, disinfectants, odors, noise, wet floors, temperature changes, and active resident care areas.

See, hear, communicate, and respond to residents, staff, alarms, safety hazards, spills, environmental concerns, and urgent needs.

Respond quickly to spills, infection control needs, housekeeping concerns, resident concerns, or emergency situations.

Work assigned hours, weekends, holidays, evenings, early mornings, emergency response needs, or adjusted schedules as required by facility operations.

The Housekeeper must be able to safely perform essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation.

Work Environment
The Housekeeper works in a skilled nursing and long-term care environment, including resident rooms, bathrooms, halls, common areas, offices, dining areas, activity areas, storage areas, and other facility spaces. This position involves frequent interaction with residents, families, housekeeping staff, laundry staff, maintenance staff, nursing staff, dietary staff, visitors, surveyors, and facility leadership.

The Housekeeper may be exposed to infectious materials, bodily fluids, cleaning chemicals, disinfectants, odors, noise, wet floors, trash, contaminated items, resident complaints, family concerns, emergency situations, and regulatory scrutiny. Proper infection control, safety practices, resident rights, confidentiality, and professional conduct are required at all times.

Cleaning and Infection Control Responsibility
The Housekeeper is responsible for completing assigned cleaning and disinfecting tasks in a safe, sanitary, and timely manner. Cleaning must be performed according to facility policy, infection control expectations, product instructions, and supervisor direction.

The Housekeeper must not knowingly ignore spills, infection control concerns, contaminated items, unsafe conditions, or areas requiring cleaning.

Resident Room and Belongings Responsibility
The Housekeeper is responsible for respecting resident rooms and belongings. Resident rooms are personal living spaces, and housekeeping duties must be performed in a way that respects dignity, privacy, comfort, and personal property.

The Housekeeper must not take, borrow, use, discard, alter, or damage resident belongings.

Chemical Safety Responsibility
The Housekeeper is responsible for using cleaning chemicals and disinfectants safely and only as trained. Chemicals must be labeled, stored, handled, and used according to facility policy, product instructions, and safety requirements.

The Housekeeper must promptly report unlabeled chemicals, improper chemical storage, chemical exposure, spills, dispenser concerns, or other chemical safety issues.

Documentation Responsibility
The Housekeeper may be responsible for completing assigned documentation, including cleaning schedules, room cleaning logs, isolation cleaning logs, discharge cleaning logs, equipment logs, supply checklists, and other assigned records.

Documentation must be accurate, timely, objective, and consistent with facility policy.

Resident Rights and Professional Conduct
The Housekeeper is expected to uphold resident rights at all times. This includes respecting resident dignity, privacy, choices, culture, preferences, routines, personal belongings, clothing, room space, confidentiality, and the right to be free from abuse, neglect, exploitation, discrimination, retaliation, and misappropriation of property.

The Housekeeper must maintain a professional attitude and may not engage in intimidation, retaliation, favoritism, gossip, unauthorized disclosure of confidential information, inappropriate social media use, unauthorized photography, falsification of records, misleading statements, misappropriation of resident property, unsafe housekeeping practices, or any conduct that compromises resident dignity, safety, privacy, personal property, quality of life, trust, or facility integrity.

Attendance and Reliability
Because housekeeping services, infection control, room readiness, odor control, resident comfort, environmental safety, and facility appearance are important to resident dignity, safety, and facility operations, regular attendance and punctuality are essential functions of this position.

The Housekeeper is expected to report to work as scheduled, complete assigned duties, meet cleaning expectations, communicate concerns promptly, and follow facility call-in and attendance procedures.

Scope of Responsibility
The Housekeeper may perform duties consistent with the position, training, competency, facility policy, assigned authority, and applicable requirements. The Housekeeper may not perform nursing duties, therapy duties, licensed clinical duties, legal services, financial advising, maintenance duties outside training, or other licensed or restricted tasks unless properly licensed, trained, authorized, and permitted by law and facility policy.

The Housekeeper must seek guidance from the Facilities Director, Housekeeping/Laundry Supervisor, Administrator, Director of Nursing, infection control staff, maintenance staff, consultant, or other appropriate resource when infection control procedures, chemical use, cleaning expectations, resident belongings, documentation, resident rights, or scope of responsibility are unclear.

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