Job Details

Overview

We are hiring capable personnel to work as housemaids in Saudi Arabia for a contract period of 2 years



From dusting to vacuuming, maids are professionals hired to keep homes or businesses clean. They are also called housekeepers or house cleaners. They might work for companies who are hired by private homeowners to provide cleaning services to residences or by businesses who are seeking to have offices and conference rooms cleaned. Maids also work for hotels and perform scheduled cleanings of rooms, such as replacing linens and emptying wastebaskets. Maids are often individuals who can work independently, adhere to strict schedules, and are detail-oriented time managers who are knowledgeable about using all types of cleaning implements and accessories.



DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Maids perform many tasks in order to meet the requests of various types of customers. The following duties are frequently mentioned in association with this job:



Vacuum and Wash Carpets Maids commonly keep carpeting clean and fresh by vacuuming, shampooing, and applying deodorizer to all types of carpets. They need to possess knowledge of what types of shampoos to use for certain types of carpets and what deodorizers work best in specific situations, such as removing pet odors or stains.



Dust and Sweep Floors and Surfaces From sweeping hardwood floors to dusting furniture, maids keep all floors and surfaces tidy and free of dust and debris. They dust such items as shelving, ceiling fans, TV consoles, and bookcases.



Clean Kitchens and Bathrooms Maids are typically responsible for scrubbing showers, toilets, kitchen counters, and similar surfaces. They apply cleansing agents to shower tiles and doors to remove soap scum and mold and mildew buildup. They clean mirrors, wipe down kitchen equipment, clean ovens and refrigerators, and mop tiled floors.



Replace Linens, Towels, and Other Items Typically in hotels but possibly in private residences, maids collect dirty towels and linens and replace them as needed. They also replace soaps, small bottles of shampoos and conditioners, and plastic cups in hotel bathrooms. Maids might also leave menus, information about room service, and surveys in guest rooms.



Fill Specific Housecleaning Requests Some businesses or homeowners might have specific requests, such as watering plants, cleaning a basement, or performing after-party cleanup. Maids should be flexible and have the skills to handle tasks outside of common housecleaning duties.



Maintain Cleaning Records and Inventory of Supplies Maids should keep meticulous records of what was cleaned and when, whether they are working for businesses, hotels, or in private residences. These records are important for maintaining information about when some infrequent tasks should be performed, such as weekly or monthly cleanings. Maids should also manage an inventory of cleaning supplies and ensure that they have enough cleansers and other products on hand to complete their daily duties.



SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS



Organized and time-conscious self-starters would find success as maids. Job candidates who display the following skills and abilities are those most often considered for this occupation:



Cleaning skills – being a maid is about more than sweeping and dusting; maids should be knowledgeable about cleaning methods used for rug shampooing, grout cleaning, floor waxing, upholstery cleaning, and other relevant skills as needed



Physical capabilities – bending, stooping, lifting, standing, and carrying are among the physical demands of being a maid. Those pursuing this type of work should be in good physical condition to fulfill these obligations • Organizational skills – maids often adhere to an organized list of tasks that must be completed on any given day or work shift. These skills also come into play in keeping and maintaining cleaning supplies and equipment • Customer service – keeping customers happy and satisfied tops the list of the many skills that maids should display; companies tend to look for maids that can deliver FILRA LIMITED customer satisfaction









We are hiring capable personnel to work as housemaids in Saudi Arabia for a contract period of 2 years



From dusting to vacuuming, maids are professionals hired to keep homes or businesses clean. They are also called housekeepers or house cleaners. They might work for companies who are hired by private homeowners to provide cleaning services to residences or by businesses who are seeking to have offices and conference rooms cleaned. Maids also work for hotels and perform scheduled cleanings of rooms, such as replacing linens and emptying wastebaskets. Maids are often individuals who can work independently, adhere to strict schedules, and are detail-oriented time managers who are knowledgeable about using all types of cleaning implements and accessories.



DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Maids perform many tasks in order to meet the requests of various types of customers. The following duties are frequently mentioned in association with this job:



Vacuum and Wash Carpets Maids commonly keep carpeting clean and fresh by vacuuming, shampooing, and applying deodorizer to all types of carpets. They need to possess knowledge of what types of shampoos to use for certain types of carpets and what deodorizers work best in specific situations, such as removing pet odors or stains.



Dust and Sweep Floors and Surfaces From sweeping hardwood floors to dusting furniture, maids keep all floors and surfaces tidy and free of dust and debris. They dust such items as shelving, ceiling fans, TV consoles, and bookcases.



Clean Kitchens and Bathrooms Maids are typically responsible for scrubbing showers, toilets, kitchen counters, and similar surfaces. They apply cleansing agents to shower tiles and doors to remove soap scum and mold and mildew buildup. They clean mirrors, wipe down kitchen equipment, clean ovens and refrigerators, and mop tiled floors.



Replace Linens, Towels, and Other Items Typically in hotels but possibly in private residences, maids collect dirty towels and linens and replace them as needed. They also replace soaps, small bottles of shampoos and conditioners, and plastic cups in hotel bathrooms. Maids might also leave menus, information about room service, and surveys in guest rooms.



Fill Specific Housecleaning Requests Some businesses or homeowners might have specific requests, such as watering plants, cleaning a basement, or performing after-party cleanup. Maids should be flexible and have the skills to handle tasks outside of common housecleaning duties.



Maintain Cleaning Records and Inventory of Supplies Maids should keep meticulous records of what was cleaned and when, whether they are working for businesses, hotels, or in private residences. These records are important for maintaining information about when some infrequent tasks should be performed, such as weekly or monthly cleanings. Maids should also manage an inventory of cleaning supplies and ensure that they have enough cleansers and other products on hand to complete their daily duties.



SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS



Organized and time-conscious self-starters would find success as maids. Job candidates who display the following skills and abilities are those most often considered for this occupation:



Cleaning skills – being a maid is about more than sweeping and dusting; maids should be knowledgeable about cleaning methods used for rug shampooing, grout cleaning, floor waxing, upholstery cleaning, and other relevant skills as needed



Physical capabilities – bending, stooping, lifting, standing, and carrying are among the physical demands of being a maid. Those pursuing this type of work should be in good physical condition to fulfill these obligations • Organizational skills – maids often adhere to an organized list of tasks that must be completed on any given day or work shift. These skills also come into play in keeping and maintaining cleaning supplies and equipment • Customer service – keeping customers happy and satisfied tops the list of the many skills that maids should display; companies tend to look for maids that can deliver top-notch customer satisfaction

Job Description/Details

We are hiring capable personnel to work as housemaids in Saudi Arabia for a contract period of 2 years



From dusting to vacuuming, maids are professionals hired to keep homes or businesses clean. They are also called housekeepers or house cleaners. They might work for companies who are hired by private homeowners to provide cleaning services to residences or by businesses who are seeking to have offices and conference rooms cleaned. Maids also work for hotels and perform scheduled cleanings of rooms, such as replacing linens and emptying wastebaskets. Maids are often individuals who can work independently, adhere to strict schedules, and are detail-oriented time managers who are knowledgeable about using all types of cleaning implements and accessories.



DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Maids perform many tasks in order to meet the requests of various types of customers. The following duties are frequently mentioned in association with this job:



Vacuum and Wash Carpets Maids commonly keep carpeting clean and fresh by vacuuming, shampooing, and applying deodorizer to all types of carpets. They need to possess knowledge of what types of shampoos to use for certain types of carpets and what deodorizers work best in specific situations, such as removing pet odors or stains.



Dust and Sweep Floors and Surfaces From sweeping hardwood floors to dusting furniture, maids keep all floors and surfaces tidy and free of dust and debris. They dust such items as shelving, ceiling fans, TV consoles, and bookcases.



Clean Kitchens and Bathrooms Maids are typically responsible for scrubbing showers, toilets, kitchen counters, and similar surfaces. They apply cleansing agents to shower tiles and doors to remove soap scum and mold and mildew buildup. They clean mirrors, wipe down kitchen equipment, clean ovens and refrigerators, and mop tiled floors.



Replace Linens, Towels, and Other Items Typically in hotels but possibly in private residences, maids collect dirty towels and linens and replace them as needed. They also replace soaps, small bottles of shampoos and conditioners, and plastic cups in hotel bathrooms. Maids might also leave menus, information about room service, and surveys in guest rooms.



Fill Specific Housecleaning Requests Some businesses or homeowners might have specific requests, such as watering plants, cleaning a basement, or performing after-party cleanup. Maids should be flexible and have the skills to handle tasks outside of common housecleaning duties.



Maintain Cleaning Records and Inventory of Supplies Maids should keep meticulous records of what was cleaned and when, whether they are working for businesses, hotels, or in private residences. These records are important for maintaining information about when some infrequent tasks should be performed, such as weekly or monthly cleanings. Maids should also manage an inventory of cleaning supplies and ensure that they have enough cleansers and other products on hand to complete their daily duties.



SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS



Organized and time-conscious self-starters would find success as maids. Job candidates who display the following skills and abilities are those most often considered for this occupation:



Cleaning skills – being a maid is about more than sweeping and dusting; maids should be knowledgeable about cleaning methods used for rug shampooing, grout cleaning, floor waxing, upholstery cleaning, and other relevant skills as needed



Physical capabilities – bending, stooping, lifting, standing, and carrying are among the physical demands of being a maid. Those pursuing this type of work should be in good physical condition to fulfill these obligations • Organizational skills – maids often adhere to an organized list of tasks that must be completed on any given day or work shift. These skills also come into play in keeping and maintaining cleaning supplies and equipment • Customer service – keeping customers happy and satisfied tops the list of the many skills that maids should display; companies tend to look for maids that can deliver FILRA LIMITED customer satisfaction









We are hiring capable personnel to work as housemaids in Saudi Arabia for a contract period of 2 years



From dusting to vacuuming, maids are professionals hired to keep homes or businesses clean. They are also called housekeepers or house cleaners. They might work for companies who are hired by private homeowners to provide cleaning services to residences or by businesses who are seeking to have offices and conference rooms cleaned. Maids also work for hotels and perform scheduled cleanings of rooms, such as replacing linens and emptying wastebaskets. Maids are often individuals who can work independently, adhere to strict schedules, and are detail-oriented time managers who are knowledgeable about using all types of cleaning implements and accessories.



DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Maids perform many tasks in order to meet the requests of various types of customers. The following duties are frequently mentioned in association with this job:



Vacuum and Wash Carpets Maids commonly keep carpeting clean and fresh by vacuuming, shampooing, and applying deodorizer to all types of carpets. They need to possess knowledge of what types of shampoos to use for certain types of carpets and what deodorizers work best in specific situations, such as removing pet odors or stains.



Dust and Sweep Floors and Surfaces From sweeping hardwood floors to dusting furniture, maids keep all floors and surfaces tidy and free of dust and debris. They dust such items as shelving, ceiling fans, TV consoles, and bookcases.



Clean Kitchens and Bathrooms Maids are typically responsible for scrubbing showers, toilets, kitchen counters, and similar surfaces. They apply cleansing agents to shower tiles and doors to remove soap scum and mold and mildew buildup. They clean mirrors, wipe down kitchen equipment, clean ovens and refrigerators, and mop tiled floors.



Replace Linens, Towels, and Other Items Typically in hotels but possibly in private residences, maids collect dirty towels and linens and replace them as needed. They also replace soaps, small bottles of shampoos and conditioners, and plastic cups in hotel bathrooms. Maids might also leave menus, information about room service, and surveys in guest rooms.



Fill Specific Housecleaning Requests Some businesses or homeowners might have specific requests, such as watering plants, cleaning a basement, or performing after-party cleanup. Maids should be flexible and have the skills to handle tasks outside of common housecleaning duties.



Maintain Cleaning Records and Inventory of Supplies Maids should keep meticulous records of what was cleaned and when, whether they are working for businesses, hotels, or in private residences. These records are important for maintaining information about when some infrequent tasks should be performed, such as weekly or monthly cleanings. Maids should also manage an inventory of cleaning supplies and ensure that they have enough cleansers and other products on hand to complete their daily duties.



SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS



Organized and time-conscious self-starters would find success as maids. Job candidates who display the following skills and abilities are those most often considered for this occupation:



Cleaning skills – being a maid is about more than sweeping and dusting; maids should be knowledgeable about cleaning methods used for rug shampooing, grout cleaning, floor waxing, upholstery cleaning, and other relevant skills as needed



Physical capabilities – bending, stooping, lifting, standing, and carrying are among the physical demands of being a maid. Those pursuing this type of work should be in good physical condition to fulfill these obligations • Organizational skills – maids often adhere to an organized list of tasks that must be completed on any given day or work shift. These skills also come into play in keeping and maintaining cleaning supplies and equipment • Customer service – keeping customers happy and satisfied tops the list of the many skills that maids should display; companies tend to look for maids that can deliver top-notch customer satisfaction