Housekeeping Public area

Housekeeping Public area


Company
voco Sheffied
Location
Sheffield
Job Type
Part-time
Salary
£12.71 an hour
Posted
17 hours ago
Via
via SimplyHired
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Job Description
Overview

We are seeking a dedicated Housekeeping Public Area Attendant to maintain the cleanliness and presentation of our hotel’s communal spaces. This role is essential in providing guests with a welcoming and hygienic environment, ensuring that public areas such as lobbies, corridors, restrooms, and other shared spaces are kept immaculate. The successful candidate will have a keen eye for detail, a strong work ethic, and a passion for hospitality service. Previous hotel or janitorial experience is advantageous but not essential, as training will be provided.

Responsibilities
• Clean and sanitise all public areas including lobbies, hallways, restrooms, and reception areas to the highest standards of hygiene and presentation.
• Restock supplies such as toiletries, towels, and cleaning materials in designated areas.
• Ensure all surfaces are dust-free, floors are swept and mopped regularly, and waste is disposed of appropriately.
• Report any maintenance issues or damages observed during cleaning to the relevant department promptly.
• Follow health and safety procedures diligently to maintain a safe environment for both guests and staff.
• Maintain organised storage of cleaning supplies and equipment in accordance with hotel policies.
• Assist with additional duties as required to support overall hotel operations.

Skills
• Prior experience in hotel housekeeping or janitorial services is desirable but not mandatory.
• Strong attention to detail with a focus on cleanliness and presentation.
• Good organisational skills to manage tasks efficiently within allocated timeframes.
• Ability to work independently as well as part of a team in a fast-paced environment.
• Excellent communication skills to coordinate effectively with colleagues and other departments.
• A positive attitude with a commitment to delivering exceptional guest service.
• Knowledge of health and safety regulations relevant to cleaning operations is advantageous.

This role offers an opportunity to contribute to creating a comfortable environment for our guests while developing your skills within the hospitality industry. We value professionalism, reliability, and enthusiasm in our team members who take pride in their work.

Pay: £12.71 per hour

Work Location: In person

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Cleaning Staff Jobs

Q What is the National Living Wage rate for cleaning staff jobs in the United Kingdom from April 2026?
The National Living Wage for workers aged 21 and over is £12.50 per hour as of 1 April 2026 according to the latest rates published on GOV.UK. Cleaning staff on zero-hour contracts must receive this rate for every hour worked including travel time between sites. Overtime does not attract a higher statutory rate but must still meet the £12.50 minimum.
Q Do I need a visa or work permit to apply for cleaning staff jobs in the United Kingdom in 2026?
Non-UK nationals must complete a right to work check before starting any cleaning role and can only work if they hold a valid visa such as Skilled Worker or Seasonal Worker permit. The Seasonal Worker visa allows up to 6 months employment in 2026 with a maximum of 3 months per employer. Employers must verify documents via the GOV.UK online service before the first shift.
Q What documents are required to apply for cleaning staff jobs in the United Kingdom?
Applicants must provide a valid passport or national identity card plus proof of right to work such as a share code from the GOV.UK service or a biometric residence permit. No formal education certificates are required but employers often request a basic DBS check certificate for roles in schools or hospitals. A National Insurance number must be supplied within 8 weeks of starting work.
Q How many hours per week and how much annual leave do cleaning staff receive in the United Kingdom?
Full-time cleaning contracts are typically 37.5 hours per week with a maximum average of 48 hours under the Working Time Regulations 1998. Workers receive 5.6 weeks of paid holiday per year including bank holidays which equals 28 days for someone working 5 days a week. Part-time staff accrue leave on a pro-rata basis at 12.07% of hours worked.
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