Trillium HR is currently recruiting Housekeeping Attendants for a temporary assignment with an upscale hotel in Edmonton.
We are looking for reliable, hardworking individuals who take pride in maintaining clean, comfortable, and welcoming guest accommodations.
Key Responsibilities
Strip and make beds efficiently and to a high standard
Assist with general room-cleaning duties as required
Ensure guest rooms are prepared according to established cleanliness standards
Handle linens and housekeeping supplies appropriately
Maintain a clean and organized work area
Follow all workplace health, safety, and sanitation procedures
Work efficiently while maintaining attention to detail
Qualifications & Experience
Previous experience cleaning hotel rooms, residential homes, or similar environments is an asset
Previous housekeeping experience is preferred
Strong attention to detail
Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment
Reliable and punctual
Physically able to perform housekeeping duties, including standing, bending, lifting, and making beds throughout the shift
Positive and qualified attitude
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
What You’ll Need
Black pants
Black T-shirt
Black shoes
Ability to complete a criminal record check as part of the hiring process
Why Join Us?
Competitive hourly rate of $21.78
Full-time hours during the temporary assignment
Opportunity to gain experience in an upscale hotel workplace
Potential for the assignment to be extended based on business needs and performance
If you are dependable, detail-oriented, and have housekeeping or cleaning experience, we would love to hear from you!
Apply today to be considered for this temporary opportunity in Edmonton.
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Pay: $21.78 per hour
Application question(s):
Are you available to start work on September 23, 2026?
Are you able to commit to the required schedule and hours without exceptions for the duration of the assignment?
Do you have reliable transportation and are you able to travel to and from the worksite on your scheduled shifts?