The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of a hotel housekeeping department. It describes that housekeeping involves maintaining cleanliness in guest rooms, public areas, and laundering linens. It then lists several positions within the department such as executive housekeeper, housekeeping supervisor, floor supervisor, room attendant, and public area attendant. It details the duties of each role which generally involve cleaning, stocking supplies, inspecting rooms, and maintaining orderliness.
Food and Beverage (F&B) departments in hospitality and food service establishments are typically divided into various sections, each with its own duties and responsibilities. Here's a general breakdown of the basic functions and personnel involved in a typical F&B department, although the specific roles and sections may vary depending on the size and type of establishment:
1. Kitchen Section:
a. Executive Chef: Responsible for overall kitchen operations, menu planning, and food quality.
b. Sous Chef: Assists the executive chef and manages the kitchen in their absence.
c. Line Cooks: Prepare specific dishes and work on the cooking line.
d. Prep Cooks: Responsible for prepping ingredients.
e. Pastry Chef: Specializes in desserts and pastries.
f. Dishwashers: Clean and maintain kitchen utensils and equipment.
2. Dining Room/Restaurant Section:
a. Restaurant Manager: Oversees the entire dining area, ensures smooth service, and manages staff.
b. Maitre d' or Host/Hostess: Greets and seats guests, manages reservations.
c. Waitstaff/Waiters/Waitresses: Take orders, serve food, and provide customer service.
d. Bussers/Busboys: Clear tables and reset them for the next guests.
e. Bartenders: Prepare and serve drinks at the bar.
f. Baristas: Prepare and serve coffee and related beverages.
g. Sommelier: Assists with wine selection and service.
3. Room Service Section:
a. Room Service Manager: Manages the room service operations.
b. Room Service Servers: Deliver food and beverages to guest rooms.
c. Order Takers: Receive and process room service orders.
4. Banquets and Events Section:
a. Banquet Manager: Organizes and manages banquet and event services.
b. Event Coordinators: Assist in planning and executing events.
c. Banquet Servers: Serve food and drinks at banquets and events.
d. Setup and Cleanup Crew: Set up and break down banquet spaces.
5. Beverage Section:
a. Bar Manager: Oversees bar operations, manages inventory, and staff.
b. Bartenders: Prepare and serve drinks.
c. Barbacks: Assist bartenders by restocking supplies.
d. Cocktail Waitstaff: Serve drinks to guests in the bar area.
e. Wine Stewards or Sommeliers: Manage wine selection and service.
6. Catering Section (if applicable):
a. Catering Sales Manager: Responsible for booking and planning catering events.
b. Catering Chefs: Prepare food for off-site catering.
c. Catering Servers: Serve food and drinks at off-site events.
7. Purchasing and Inventory Section:
a. Purchasing Manager: Procures food and beverage items.
b. Storekeepers/Store Clerks: Manage inventory and stock levels.
c. Receiving Clerks: Check and receive deliveries.
8. Quality Control and Hygiene Section:
a. Quality Control Manager: Ensures food quality and safety standards are met.
b. Hygiene and Sanitation Staff: Maintain cleanliness and hygiene in the kitchen and dining areas.
These are general sections and roles within an F&B department, and the specific job titles and responsibilities can vary widely dependin
Room attendants play an important role in the organisation because of their visibility, their guest contact, and their responsibility for clean, hygienic and comfortable rooms. All of these convey a critical message to guests. You are responsible for the hygiene, safety, maintenance and appearance of your areas. The housekeeping team plays a greater role than any other department in ensuring that the rooms product meets the conditions that guests need and expect.
Housekeeping employees are required to maintain a high standard of personal hygiene and a professional appearance because of their role in servicing guest bedrooms, and because of their visibility.
As a member of the housekeeping department you will be required to come into contact with guests. It is important that you follow your organisation’s procedures for meeting, greeting and acknowledging guests and responding to their requests.
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Food and Beverage (F&B) departments in hospitality and food service establishments are typically divided into various sections, each with its own duties and responsibilities. Here's a general breakdown of the basic functions and personnel involved in a typical F&B department, although the specific roles and sections may vary depending on the size and type of establishment:
1. Kitchen Section:
a. Executive Chef: Responsible for overall kitchen operations, menu planning, and food quality.
b. Sous Chef: Assists the executive chef and manages the kitchen in their absence.
c. Line Cooks: Prepare specific dishes and work on the cooking line.
d. Prep Cooks: Responsible for prepping ingredients.
e. Pastry Chef: Specializes in desserts and pastries.
f. Dishwashers: Clean and maintain kitchen utensils and equipment.
2. Dining Room/Restaurant Section:
a. Restaurant Manager: Oversees the entire dining area, ensures smooth service, and manages staff.
b. Maitre d' or Host/Hostess: Greets and seats guests, manages reservations.
c. Waitstaff/Waiters/Waitresses: Take orders, serve food, and provide customer service.
d. Bussers/Busboys: Clear tables and reset them for the next guests.
e. Bartenders: Prepare and serve drinks at the bar.
f. Baristas: Prepare and serve coffee and related beverages.
g. Sommelier: Assists with wine selection and service.
3. Room Service Section:
a. Room Service Manager: Manages the room service operations.
b. Room Service Servers: Deliver food and beverages to guest rooms.
c. Order Takers: Receive and process room service orders.
4. Banquets and Events Section:
a. Banquet Manager: Organizes and manages banquet and event services.
b. Event Coordinators: Assist in planning and executing events.
c. Banquet Servers: Serve food and drinks at banquets and events.
d. Setup and Cleanup Crew: Set up and break down banquet spaces.
5. Beverage Section:
a. Bar Manager: Oversees bar operations, manages inventory, and staff.
b. Bartenders: Prepare and serve drinks.
c. Barbacks: Assist bartenders by restocking supplies.
d. Cocktail Waitstaff: Serve drinks to guests in the bar area.
e. Wine Stewards or Sommeliers: Manage wine selection and service.
6. Catering Section (if applicable):
a. Catering Sales Manager: Responsible for booking and planning catering events.
b. Catering Chefs: Prepare food for off-site catering.
c. Catering Servers: Serve food and drinks at off-site events.
7. Purchasing and Inventory Section:
a. Purchasing Manager: Procures food and beverage items.
b. Storekeepers/Store Clerks: Manage inventory and stock levels.
c. Receiving Clerks: Check and receive deliveries.
8. Quality Control and Hygiene Section:
a. Quality Control Manager: Ensures food quality and safety standards are met.
b. Hygiene and Sanitation Staff: Maintain cleanliness and hygiene in the kitchen and dining areas.
These are general sections and roles within an F&B department, and the specific job titles and responsibilities can vary widely dependin
Room attendants play an important role in the organisation because of their visibility, their guest contact, and their responsibility for clean, hygienic and comfortable rooms. All of these convey a critical message to guests. You are responsible for the hygiene, safety, maintenance and appearance of your areas. The housekeeping team plays a greater role than any other department in ensuring that the rooms product meets the conditions that guests need and expect.
Housekeeping employees are required to maintain a high standard of personal hygiene and a professional appearance because of their role in servicing guest bedrooms, and because of their visibility.
As a member of the housekeeping department you will be required to come into contact with guests. It is important that you follow your organisation’s procedures for meeting, greeting and acknowledging guests and responding to their requests.
https://www.hospitalitycourses.co.za/blog/room-cleaning-procedures-in-hotel-housekeeping
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2. HOUSEKEEPING – literally refers to the upkeep
and maintenance of cleanliness and order in a
lodging establishment, like inn, hotel, apartel,
condominium, resort, dormitory or hospital.
HOUSEKEEPER – is one who is responsible for
administering housekeeping maintenance and for
insuring that everything is in order and that all
occupants are made comfortable, safe, and
protected from disease-causing bacteria.
3. Housekeeping usually covers the following areas:
Guest rooms
Hallways and corridors
Lobby
Public rooms and restaurants
Offices
Stairways
Windows
Stores, concessionaire shops
Grounds
Linen and laundry area
4. SCOPE OF HOUSEKEEPING
The responsibilities of the Housekeeping
Department include the following:
Guestrooms Maintenance
Maintaining cleanliness and orderliness in the
guestrooms
Furnishing the room with necessary amenities
and supplies such as bed, linen, appliances, etc.
Attending to service request of houseguests
Keeping the area free of safety hazards
5. MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC AREAS
Maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness in all
public areas which include lobby, corridors,
function rooms, grounds, etc.
Maintaining the upkeep of the surroundings of the
building by keeping it clean and free of litters
Maintaining an attractive landscape to enhance eye
appeal
Keeping the public areas free of safety hazards
Undertaking minor repair like busted bulbs, broken
furniture etc
6. MAINTENANCE OF LINEN/LAUNDRY
SERVICE
Collecting and delivering laundry
items for house guest or in house
occupants
Washing, drying, and ironing guest
laundry as well as linens used in
banquet functions, food service and
guestrooms.
Mending service
7. 1. WASHING, ISSUANCE, REPAIR AND
INVENTORY OF EMPLOYEE’S
UNIFORMS
3. INSTALLATION, CLEANING AND
MAINTENACE OF FURNITURES AND
FACILITIES
5. PROVISION OF SPECIAL SERVICES
LIKE
BABY SITTER, MENDING,
POLISHING
SHOES, ETC.
8. HOUSEKEEPNG ORGANIZATION
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT – is
organized such that there is a separate
section to handle specific tasks. There is
section for room maintenance, another
one for public areas, and separate section
for linen and laundry service. Each section
is headed by a section head like a Head
Houseman for Public Area, Housekeeping
Supervisor, and laundry/linen supervisor.
9. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF THE HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
(FOR LARGE ENVIRONMENT)
EXECUTIVE
HOUSEKEEPER OR
HOUSEKEEPING
MANAGER
PUBLIC
AREA
SUPERVIS
OR
HOUSEMAN UTILITY
/MAINTENANCE
JJ
J
PEST
CONTROL
TECHNICIA
N
GARDENER/GROU
NDS
MAINTENANCE
HOUSEKEEPI
NG
SUPERVISO
R
ROOMBOY/
ROOM
ATTENDANT
CHAIMBERMAID
MINI-BAR
ATTENDANT
LINEN &
LAUNDRY
ATTENDANT
LINEN ATTENDANT
LAUNDRY
ATTENDANT
VALET RUNNER
11. Positions in the Housekeeping Department
Some of the general positions in the department include:
The Executive Housekeeper
This is the person overall in charge of the housekeeping
department in a medium to large hotel, and will report
directly to the general manager or to the Rooms Division
manager.
Job Summary
– Supervises all housekeeping employees, has the
authority to hire or fire, plans and assigns work
assignments, informs new employees of regulations,
inspects housekeeping personnel work assignments and
requisitions supplies.
12. Assistant Housekeeper
Responsible for the overall housekeeping department
and carries out work delegated by the executive
housekeeper in his/her absence. The assistant
housekeeper supervises all housekeeping employees,
has the authority to hire or fire, plans and assigns
work assignments, informs new employees of
regulations, inspects housekeeping personnel work
assignments and requisitions supplies.
All the duties and responsibilities of assistant
housekeeper will be as same as that of executive
housekeeper in his/her absence.
13. Housekeeping Supervisor
Duties and responsibilities
• Supervise housekeeping staff when they are
performing their duties
• Supervise laundry staff duties
• Stock and maintain any housekeeping supply rooms
• Determine and process all guest complaints
• Check all guest rooms are ready for arrival
• Check that all common areas are hazard free and
ready for guests
• Conduct daily morning meeting with housekeeping
staff and organize all staff daily
14. Floor Supervisor
Duties and responsibilities:
• Assign duties to the floor housemen and housekeepers.
• Inspect each room completed by Housekeepers, according to
specified room checklist and ensure that they meet the standards
of the establishment in terms of cleaning, functional and
aesthetic value.
• Check stocks of linen and guest supplies and cleaning supplies
on floors and ensure timely delivery of soiled linen to laundry and
requisition for fresh linen from linen room and guest supplies /
cleaning supplies from the stores.
•• Follow upon maintenance orders sent to Engineering.
15. Public Area attendant
This person keeps all lobbies and public facilities (such
as lobby restrooms, telephone areas, the front desk
and offices) clean and tidy.
Duties and responsibilities:
• Cleans and maintains all lobbies and public restrooms
• Sweeps carpets
• Empties ashtrays and rubbish bins
• Polishes furniture and fixtures
• Vacuums and polishes elevators
• Keeps the front of the hotel free from trash
16. Linen and Uniform Attendant
This person is responsible for storing and issuing uniforms, bed
linen and table linen. He or she also takes stock and maintains linen
room supplies.
Duties and responsibilities:
• Sorts items and counts and records number if items soiled
• Places linen and uniforms in containers for transport to laundry
• Examines laundered items to ensure cleanliness and
serviceability
• Sends torn articles to the seamstress for repair
• Stores laundered linen and uniforms on shelves after verifying
numbers and type of articles
• Issues linen and uniforms, which are both to be exchanged on a
clean-for-soiled basis only
17. The Room Attendant
The Housekeeper/Room Attendant performs routine
duties in cleaning and servicing guest rooms and
bathrooms under the supervision of a housekeeping
supervisor.
Duties and responsibilities:
• Enters and prepares the room for cleaning
• Makes the bed
• Dusts the room and furniture
• Replenishes guest room and bath supplies
• Cleans the bathroom
• Cleans the closet
18. Housemen
This person performs any combination of the following tasks to
maintain guest rooms, work areas and the hotel premises in
general in a clean and orderly manner.
Duties and responsibilities:
• Cleans rugs, carpets and upholstered furniture using a vacuum
cleaner, broom, and shampoo machine
• Cleans rooms, hallways and restrooms
• Washes walls and ceilings, moves and arranges furniture and
turns mattresses
• Sweeps, mops, scrubs, waxes and polishes floors
• Dusts and polishes metal work
• Collects soiled linen for laundry
• Receives linen supplies
19. Gardener
Duties and responsibilities
• Spring clean-up (raking, mulching, cutting back shrubs, grasses,
and dead plants)
• Garden Prep (preparing flower and garden beds, adding
compost, planting, mulching)
• Seeding/growing new plants, watering plants
• Managing flower beds around the property
20. Scope of Housekeeping Maintenance:
Guestroom maintenance.
Maintenance of public areas.
Maintenance of linen and laundry service.
Washing, issuance, repair and inventory of employee’s
uniform.
Installation, cleaning and maintenance of fixtures and
facilities.
Provision of special services like baby-sitting, polishing
shoes, etc.
21. Objectives of Housekeeping Department:
To provide a clean, safe and comfortable environment, which gives
a feeling of security and reassurance to guests.
To conform to sanitation requirements of health laws.
To protect and maintain the original beauty of the building finishes,
fabrics and furnishings.
To extend friendly and courteous service to all guests and to all staff
members of the hotel.
To operate with a conscious and cooperative effort towards the
company.
To train staff members of the hotel in housekeeping services.
22. Room Status Codes:
During room checking, the housekeeper checks the status of each room using the
following codes, then prepares the housekeeping room status report and endorses it in
triplicate copy. One for the Front desk, as their reference in assigning rooms, one for the
linen room and another copy left on the floor for easy mapping.
OCC – Occupied HL –Heavy Luggage
VC – Vacant and Cleaned LL – Light Luggage
VD – Vacant and Dirty NL – No Luggage
OR – Occupied and Ready DL –Double Lock
OC – Occupied and Clean CL – Chain Lock
OD – Occupied and Dirty HU – House Use
CO – Check-out NCI – Newly Checked-In
OOO – Out of Order NS – No Show
DND – Do Not Disturb SO – Slept Out
V/ O or O/ V – Status unclear BLO – Blocked
LO – lock Out V - Vacant
DO – Due Out MUR – Make Up Room
DNCO – Did not checked out VR – Vacant and Ready
VCI – Vacant, Cleaned and Inspected