Amentum is seeking a NGIS Housekeeper to support a unique US Navy program on the island of Diego Garcia. The NGIS Housekeeper is tasked with maintaining the cleanliness, appearance, and functionality of Navy Gateway Inns and Suites facilities in accordance with established standards. This position requires proper training and certification, attention to detail, and adherence to operational guidelines.

Responsibilities:
- Cleaning guest rooms, common areas, and other NGIS facilities according to the most current Housekeeper and Custodial Certification Manual.
- Performing a variety of cleaning tasks, including dusting, vacuuming, sweeping, mopping, removing trash, and disinfecting surfaces to ensure a clean and safe environment.
- Restocking room amenities such as linens, toiletries, and supplies, ensuring a consistent guest experience.
- Monitoring and identifying areas requiring special attention or additional deep cleaning.
- Maintaining certification from a NEXCOM NGIS Certified Housekeeper Trainer to demonstrate proficiency in all housekeeping standards.




- Staying up to date with training requirements and operational standards to meet the most current NGIS housekeeping guidelines.
- Adhering to procedures for housekeeping in compliance with Navy standards and safety protocols to ensure a high level of cleanliness and hygiene.
- Reporting maintenance issues, safety concerns, or damages promptly to supervisors for resolution.
- Maintaining a professional demeanor and providing courteous service when interacting with guests or coworkers.
- Properly using and maintaining cleaning equipment and supplies in accordance with training guidelines.
- Informing supervisors of low supply levels or equipment issues to prevent disruptions in operation.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned that are consistent with the nature and level of the position.

Required Qualifications:
- Certification as a NGIS Housekeeper, obtained through training by a NEXCOM NGIS Certified

📌 Ngis Housekeeper (Garcia)
🏢 Amentum
📍 Garcia