Laundress Jobs & Vacancies
When you work as a laundress, you may find yourself working in a home, hospital, hotel or care home. You’ll need to provide clean bedclothes and towels for people who stay there every day. Most of your day will be spent on your feet so it’s important to be prepared to be standing or walking for most of the day.
As a laundress or wardrobe manager, you will be operating washing machines and tumble dryers and dry items like clothes, towels, bed lined, uniforms and sportswear. You may also work in the laundry department of organisations like hotels, universities and hospitals – even shops that provide specialist laundry services.
As a laundress or wardrobe manager, you will be operating washing machines and tumble dryers and dry items like clothes, towels, bed lined, uniforms and sportswear. You may also work in the laundry department of organisations like hotels, universities and hospitals – even shops that provide specialist laundry services.
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Laundress Job Description
Some of your duties as a laundress may include:
As a laundress or wardrobe manager, you’ll need to be reasonably fit, and you’ll need to keep in mind that you should not be allergic to any of the soaps and cleaning agents you’ll be using every day. The workplace will likely be humid and hot, and you’ll come into contact with a variety of chemicals on a regular basis.
In terms of working hours, you will likely work around 35 – 40 hours a week and this may be divided into shifts. Part time work is also often available.
Morgan & Mallet is a leading recruitment agency worldwide. For the latest laundress and other household and domestic staff vacancies, visit our household staff job board today.
- Handle incoming dirty laundry and linen
- Check items for stains before washing
- Use water and chemicals if needed
- Sorting items for washing
- Load items into machines
- Add cleaning agents
- Drying, pressing and folding clothes and linen
As a laundress or wardrobe manager, you’ll need to be reasonably fit, and you’ll need to keep in mind that you should not be allergic to any of the soaps and cleaning agents you’ll be using every day. The workplace will likely be humid and hot, and you’ll come into contact with a variety of chemicals on a regular basis.
In terms of working hours, you will likely work around 35 – 40 hours a week and this may be divided into shifts. Part time work is also often available.
Morgan & Mallet is a leading recruitment agency worldwide. For the latest laundress and other household and domestic staff vacancies, visit our household staff job board today.
