Job Description

Located in the picturesque valleys and foothills in Greer South Carolina, Thornblade Club is a private golf and country club dedicated to providing our members and guests with superior service. Thornblade team members are hospitality minded professionals who work together to provide an exceptional experience for our members and guests.

If helping others enjoy memorable experiences makes your day, then you'll thrive in our hospitality centric environment. We encourage employee growth and advancement through training, empowerment, recognition, and career opportunities.

The schedule for this position is Wednesday-Sunday 8:00a-4:00p (actual hours may vary based on seasonal events).

Background and drug screening are required for employment.

Responsibilities

Maintains cleanliness and appearance of exterior of the facilities including but not limited to emptying trash cans, sweeping walkways and picking up litter
Maintains cleanliness and appearance of interior areas of the facilities including but not limited to window washing, furniture polishing, dusting, vacuuming, sweeping, floor cleaning, polishing and washing and sanitizing dishes and equipment
Maintains cleanliness of bathrooms i.e. toilets, sinks, wallpaper, vanities, light fixtures, floors, etc.
Inventory and report to supervisor when cleaning or daily supplies are needed.
Report any maintenance problems to the Maintenance Manager
Performs any other duties deemed necessary by supervisor and professional staff

Qualifications

Previous janitorial experience in hospitality or country club preferred, but not required

Benefits Include

Store Discounts
Free shift meal
401k with company match
Paid Time Off
Health insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Short and Long Term Disability

Thornblade Club is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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