Criterion Hospitality
Hospitality Operations Auditor

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Criterion Hospitality is looking for an experienced Hospitality Operations & Contract Auditor to provide independent assurance across our London hotel portfolio.
The role will audit outsourced and internal services including housekeeping, linen and laundry, public-area cleaning, guest supplies and other operational services. You will review service delivery, contracts, invoices, and supporting records to identify control weaknesses, non-compliance, and financial discrepancies.
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Key Responsibilities
- Carry out planned and unannounced audits across London hotels.
- Review contracts, service standards, invoices, and operational records.
- Identify overbilling, unsupported charges, service failures, and control gaps.
- Prepare clear audit reports and track corrective actions.
- Monitor supplier compliance and performance.
- Recommend improvements to controls, procedures, and supplier governance.
About You
- Experience in audit, compliance, contract assurance, or financial control.
- Strong analytical, numerical, and spreadsheet skills.
- Confident reviewing contracts, invoices, and supporting evidence.
- Able to challenge discrepancies and communicate findings professionally.
- Highly organised, objective, and independent.
- Flexible to travel across our London hotel portfolio.


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