Housekeeper

The housekeeper is responsible for cleaning all club facilities, ensuring compliance with all standards of cleanliness and safety, and ensuring member and guest satisfaction:

• Ensure all areas of the Clubhouse and other common areas are clean and maintained according to Club standards.
• Greet all members, guests, and employees in a warm, friendly, and service oriented manner.
• Maintain regular attendance in compliance with Club standards, as required by scheduling which may vary according to the needs of the Club.
• Perform duties in a positive, cooperative, and pleasant manner.
• Be knowledgeable of Club services, features and events.
• Follow detailed procedures and cleaning schedule to ensure Clubhouse and common areas are always maintained to Club standards. Inspect these areas daily.
• Clean and sanitize restrooms and restock rest room supplies.
• Clean locker room areas including showers and bath areas.
• Empty all wastebaskets and cigarette containers.
• Take trash to dumpster.
• Vacuum carpets and mop floors throughout the club and dining areas.
• Dust rooms, furniture, and exercise equipment.
• Transport linen to and from the linen or laundry room.
• Wash, dry, and fold laundry.
• Assist with inventory control. Monitor levels of par stocks and notify appropriate Manager when inventories are low.
• Report any damage, burned-out light bulbs, and plumbing problems to appropriate Manager.
• Always comply with health and safety standards to encourage safe and efficient operations.
• Attend staff meetings.
• Perform other duties assigned by manager.

Nearly three centuries ago in 1711, these 170 acres of magnificent, rolling panorama were part of a 500-acre tract of land granted by William Penn to the Evans family. Operated since that time by succeeding generations of the same family as a dairy farm, most of the striking views that typify the heart of southern Chester County's exquisite hunt country were preserved and even enhanced when, in 1962, White Manor Country Club bought the land from the Evans family and created its new home. Today, White Manor is where you will find one of the country's most beautiful and challenging golf courses. Redesigned and renovated in 2003 by renowned, award-winning course designer, Bobby Weed, the course is highly rated and appreciated by all who have the pleasure to play here. More than high-quality golf, White Manor has a reputation for both fun and refinement coming from an active, vibrant membership that enjoys a country club experience that ranges from casual to elegant, from family-focused to adult. Membership at White Manor begins with the camaraderie of men and women who set high standards for themselves and their club. They simply expect the best. White Manor gives it to them.