Laundry Attendant Manufacturing - Robinsonville, MS at Geebo

Laundry Attendant

Company Name:
Penn National Gaming
Overview:

Don't just work. Work Happy.
A career in gaming? At Hollywood Casino Tunica we think you'll enjoy an exciting industry, fast-paced days and nights, diverse, enthusiastic co-workers, unlimited growth and support from one of the leaders in the industry.
An individual could be successful if they possess the following.
Your daily responsibilities include:
Collects or receives, and segregates, counts, and records number of items of soiled linen and uniforms for repair or laundry, and places items in containers.
Examines laundered items to ensure cleanliness and serviceability.
Stores laundered items on carts, after verifying numbers and types of items.
Counts and assembles laundered items on cart or linen truck, records amounts of linens and uniforms to fill requisitions, and transports carts to floors.
Conducts inventories to identify items for replacement. Keeps linen room in clean and orderly condition.
Supervisory Responsibilities

This job has no supervisory responsibilities.
To be successful in this position it will require the following skill set:
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required; or one to three months experience and/or training preferred.
Something to leave you with:
Penn National Gaming is more than you may realize. We have properties throughout the United States and Canada and are embarking on an aggressive growth mode. Our departments and areas of opportunity are ideal for just about any skill set. And our company-wide commitment to making sure our guests smile as much as we do means you'll enjoy a fun working environment.
Now that you have read about who we are, here is your opportunity to see what we're about!
Equal Opportunity Employer

Job ID
2014-22495
Casino Property
Hollywood Casino Tunica
Location
US-MS-Tunica Resorts
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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