Position Overview & Specifications
Working hours: 30/40 Hours per week
Responsibilities:
Desirable:
With ancestry and history dating back to the mid-eighteenth century the estate is prized throughout Northern Ireland, and Scotland. Dundarave was designed by the eminent architect Sir Charles Lanyon and built in the 1840s for Sir Edmund Macnaghten (2nd baronet) to replace Bushmills House, an earlier property, once owned by the Dunkin Family. The Macnaghten Family have had a presence in North Antrim since their arrival from Scotland in around 1580. The family still continue to enjoy close historic links with Scotland; the current Baronet is the Chief of the Clan Macnaghten and, indeed, the name ‘Dundarave’ is derived from the former Clan seat Dunderave Castle which is located North of Inveraray on the shore of Loch Fyne in Scotland.
Responsibilities:
- To maintain high standards of cleanliness, hygiene, and tidiness of the estate.
- Cleaning duties will include vacuuming, dusting, sweeping, mopping, emptying bins, sanitising bathrooms etc.
- Deliver consistent high standards of cleanliness.
- Adhering to health and safety policies and procedures.
- Serving food and drinks at corporate functions (Business events).
- Flexibility needed as some weekend and evening work involved.
Desirable:
- Previous experience within a similar role.
- Strong work ethic
- Positive attitude
- Attention to detail
- Strong customer service skills
With ancestry and history dating back to the mid-eighteenth century the estate is prized throughout Northern Ireland, and Scotland. Dundarave was designed by the eminent architect Sir Charles Lanyon and built in the 1840s for Sir Edmund Macnaghten (2nd baronet) to replace Bushmills House, an earlier property, once owned by the Dunkin Family. The Macnaghten Family have had a presence in North Antrim since their arrival from Scotland in around 1580. The family still continue to enjoy close historic links with Scotland; the current Baronet is the Chief of the Clan Macnaghten and, indeed, the name ‘Dundarave’ is derived from the former Clan seat Dunderave Castle which is located North of Inveraray on the shore of Loch Fyne in Scotland.