Firstly, when you work as a housekeeper, you may expect there would be approximately 6 hours of cleaning within a duty shift.
Secondly, there would be 12 to 16 guest rooms that need to be cleaned every day.
Thirdly, the level of difficulty would depend on different checked-out conditions. It varies across different room sizes and settings.
Besides, the following housekeeper job duties require moderate exertion:
Dusting furniture, walls, ceiling
Mopping the floor and stairway
Sweeping the floor and stairway
Vacuuming carpet and guest room interior
Scrubbing bathtub, wall tiles
Wiping window, mirrors, glasses
Pulling linens from the bed, from cart
Carrying trash bags
Kneeling in cleaning bathtub
Squatting and kneeling in making the bed
Manipulating housekeeping cart
Moving furniture
Climbing ladders to reach a high level
Stooping in picking up rubbish
Reaching to keep things in place
Arms flipping to spread bedsheet and duvet
Straightening up small items arranged in the room
Long hours of standing
Frequent walking
To conclude, there is a lot to do for a housekeeper.