Housekeeper / Cleaner

Job Description

The Housekeeper/Cleaner is responsible for cleaning and preparing guest rooms, apartments, bathrooms and shared resort areas to a high standard. Duties may include changing linen, replenishing amenities, vacuuming, dusting, rubbish removal and reporting maintenance issues. Candidates should have strong attention to detail, good time management, a reliable work ethic and the ability to work independently or as part of a team. Previous housekeeping or commercial cleaning experience is helpful but may not be essential. The role requires physical stamina, including standing, bending and lifting, along with professional guest service, safe chemical handling and compliance with workplace health and safety procedures. Flexible availability, including weekends and public holidays, is generally expected in resort operations.

Company Info

Oaks Sunshine Coast Seaforth Resort is an accommodation property located in Alexandra Headland on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. It forms part of Oaks Hotels, Resorts & Suites, an Australian accommodation brand operated by Minor Hotels, the hospitality division of Minor International. The resort provides self-contained apartments and leisure facilities suited to holidaymakers, families and longer-stay guests. Housekeeping plays an important role in maintaining clean, comfortable and welcoming accommodation across the property. Employees typically work in a practical, service-focused environment and may collaborate with reception, maintenance and other hotel departments. Minor Hotels operates properties across Australia and internationally, offering opportunities in accommodation, food and beverage, management and support services. The company generally values guest satisfaction, teamwork, reliability, safety and consistent service standards.

Destination Guide

Australia offers hospitality and tourism work in cities, coastal resorts and regional destinations, including Queensland’s Sunshine Coast. Common opportunities include housekeeping, food and beverage, reception, kitchen work, maintenance and resort operations. Australian workplace culture is generally informal, respectful and safety-conscious, with punctuality, teamwork and clear communication highly valued. The lifestyle combines beaches, outdoor activities, multicultural communities and relatively high living costs, especially near popular coastal areas. Visa options may include Working Holiday visas for eligible young adults, employer-sponsored visas and student visas with work restrictions. Requirements depend on nationality, age, qualifications and the role. Before relocating, arrange a valid visa, tax file number, Australian bank account, suitable accommodation and health insurance. Public transport is available, though a car can be useful in regional resort areas. Check official Australian government sources for current visa and employment rules.