Cleaning common areas: The common housekeeper’s main duty is to clean and maintain the neatness of common areas such as lobbies, corridors, stairs, and common bathrooms. and other public areas This includes sweeping, mopping floors, wiping furniture, and removing dust.

Maintaining cleaning equipment and materials: Housekeepers are responsible for maintaining cleaning equipment such as vacuum cleaners. Cleaning wipes and various cleaning products Equipment must be checked for availability and stored in an orderly manner.

Waste Management and Recycling: Collection and disposal of waste in common areas is another important function. Housekeepers must separate waste and organize recycling as required. Including cleaning trash cans and surrounding areas. Trash cans regularly

Building condition reporting and maintenance: If problems or damage are found, such as cracks on the walls. Light bulb that doesn’t turn on or an air conditioner that doesn’t work The housekeeper must report to the maintenance department or supervisor to carry out repairs.

Safety and Hygiene: Housekeepers must follow safety measures at work, such as the correct use of chemicals. Wearing protective equipment such as gloves or a mask. and maintaining one’s own cleanliness.

Customer Service: In high-traffic locations The housekeeper may be required to provide services to visitors, such as answering questions and giving advice. or help with small matters that are necessary.