Heckfield Place
Laundry Assistant

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Heckfield
Heckfield is a living place: a Georgian family home lovingly restored to its classic origins and rewoven into 400-acres of Hampshire. Elegantly evolving, resolutely natural, we’re a beautiful piece of English history that redefines the idea of a hotel. We springboard from a storied past, celebrating the slow-and-simple now: a country haven — less than an hour from London — sculpted over centuries by ancient heather, woodland and meadow.
We are now looking for a Laundry Assistant to join our lovely Housekeeping team.
Responsibilities
- Ensure uniforms are inspected daily for repair, replacement, and damage.
- Assist in the monthly linen stock take.
- Operate laundry machinery such as washers, dryers, and irons.
- Carry out daily and scheduled cleaning of machines and the laundry room.
- Ensure the washing of linen and uniforms is as per standard.
- Ensure prompt collection and delivery of guest laundry always.
- Perform other duties and services as assigned by the Executive housekeeper.
- Ensure you work to the best of your ability and set an example to other staff.
- Ensure your standards of personal grooming and hygiene meet those laid down by Heckfield Place.
- Be a member of a team dedicated to providing the best in quality and service.
- Always ensure a courteous and professional service.
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Benefits
- Salary: £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.
- New baby gift.


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