- Experiencia
- 1–2 años
- Salario
- 18 CAD – 21 CAD / hora
- Vacantes
- 1
- Al corriente
- Hace 4 horas
- Modo de trabajo
- Trabajar desde casa
- Reanudar
- Se requiere solicitud
Descripción del trabajo
About LandSea and Aramark
LandSea Camp and Catering Services operates as part of Aramark Canada, a global leader in hospitality and support services. Employees at LandSea gain access to a wide network of career opportunities, resources, and professional growth across various industries nationwide. LandSea provides safe and supportive workforce accommodations for projects throughout Western Canada, fostering a collaborative and dynamic work environment that focuses on professionalism, community, and attentive service.
Work Environment and Camp Life
- Camps are located in remote areas where staff stay on-site with meals and accommodation provided during scheduled shifts.
- Typical shift patterns include 4 weeks on/2 weeks off, 3 weeks on/1 week off, or 2 weeks on/2 weeks off rotations.
- Most camps offer private or shared rooms, ensuite or shared bathrooms, full meals, WiFi, and some include health and gym facilities.
- Partial uniforms are provided, and travel assistance for camp commutes is available.
- Workdays can last 8-12 hours, including day or night shifts, with overtime compensation.
- Health and wellness benefits become available after three months of employment.
- The camps maintain a drug- and alcohol-free policy, with some roles requiring pre-employment testing and onboarding orientation.
Role Summary
The Housekeeping Attendant is responsible for ensuring cleanliness and maintenance of the camp facilities to promote a safe and comfortable environment for guests and staff. The role requires resilience and the ability to work efficiently under pressure.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide courteous and adaptable customer service to guests, clients, and colleagues.
- Keep all assigned camp areas, including corridors and ancillary spaces, clean and sanitary in line with health, safety, and maintenance standards.
- Change linens including bedsheets, comforters, and towels; manage garbage disposal and dusting duties.
- Verify guest lists for room turnovers and report any discrepancies or cleaned rooms.
- Daily cleaning of bathrooms, including floors, toilets, shower stalls, sinks, and mirrors.
- Regular sweeping and vacuuming of mudrooms, hallways, and entrances—performed twice daily.
- Sanitize high-touch surfaces such as doorknobs, light switches, water coolers, and laundry machines.
- Deep cleaning duties for laundry rooms and gym facilities, including disinfecting and tidying.
- Restock supplies such as toilet paper, paper towels, and soap in common areas.
- Maintain organized and clean linen storage and assist with laundry folding on check-out days.
- Additional housekeeping duties as assigned.
Qualifications and Requirements
- At least 1 to 2 years of experience in housekeeping or janitorial services.
- Proficient communication skills in English (speaking, reading, writing).
- Ability to work well within a team environment, offering motivation and support.
- Strong attention to detail and well-developed organizational abilities.
- Self-driven work ethic with capability to function independently.
- Professional appearance and conduct consistently maintained.
- Commitment to workplace safety and responsible practices.
- Pre-employment requirements include orientation and training modules, a clear drug and alcohol test, government-issued ID for travel, WHMIS certification, and a criminal record check.
Employment Details and Benefits
- Position is a term role starting immediately until August 7, 2026.
- Hourly pay ranges between $18.47 and $21.55, with overtime wages applicable.
- Potential travel subsidies for inbound and outbound transportation.
- Discounted or complimentary meals during shifts.
- On-site accommodation provided at a remote camp approximately 4.5 hours northeast of Prince George, BC.
- Employee assistance programs and wellness initiatives available.
- Shift lengths vary between 8, 10, or 12 hours based on operational requirements.
- Rotational schedule typically follows 4 weeks working on-site followed by 2 weeks off.