Heckfield Place
Housekeeping Attendant

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Heckfield Place offers diverse aspects across its surrounding grounds, with the character of each bedroom reflected in the natural materials and meticulous craftsmanship found throughout. Six beautifully distinctive room types are situated in the main house, off the corridors, and within the grounds.
We are now looking for a Housekeeping Attendant to join our lovely Housekeeping team.
Responsibilities:
- Carry out all after room duties
- Attend to guest needs swiftly or find someone who can
- Report any damage, dirty or missing items during and after guests’ stay
- Ensure that your corridors, cupboard, and cleaning buckets are cleaned on a daily basis
- Ensure that you check lists are signed at the end of your shift
- Work as a team to ensure all rooms are cleaned to the highest standard
- Service all rooms allocated to you
- Cover evening shift and public area duties as and when necessary
- Report any maintenance issues within the rooms, public area, and grounds
- Ensure the consistency of an impeccable standard of cleanliness throughout your work
- Assist in the cleanliness of all housekeeping areas
- Perform all additional allocated daily tasks
- Represent the department in a friendly and helpful manner to guests and colleagues alike
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Benefits:
- Basic Salary of £26,500 PA
- Tronc (Allocation for 2025 was £7,800+ per annum / per person based on full time hours)
- Increased holiday allowance
- Vitality healthcare cover
- Employee assistance programme
- Life assurance scheme (from day one, covering up to 2x your annual salary)
- 50% F&B discount when dining in our restaurants
- Company sick pay
- Enhanced maternity pay
- Enhanced paternity pay
- Recruit a Friend bonus (£1000)
- Monthly employee recognition scheme
- Annual employee parties
- Free staff meals
- 50% discount on Wildsmith Skin products
- Heckfield Plus - online discounts


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