GSA Housekeeping refers to the role of a Guest Service Associate in a hotel's housekeeping department, responsible for cleaning, sanitizing, and maintaining guest rooms and public areas to ensure guest comfort and satisfaction. Key duties involve bed making, replenishing supplies, reporting maintenance issues, and providing friendly service, demanding high attention to detail and physical stamina. This is a common hotel job, distinct from the US government's General Services Administration (GSA). 

Key Responsibilities of a GSA Housekeeping

• Room Cleaning: Thoroughly clean and sanitize guest rooms, bathrooms, and sometimes public spaces, including dusting, vacuuming, mopping, and changing linens.
  Amenity Management: Restock toiletries, towels, coffee, and other guest supplies.
  Maintenance Reporting: Identify and report any damaged items or maintenance issues to management.
  Guest Interaction: Greet guests politely, respond to requests, and provide information about hotel services.
  Inventory & Safety: Manage housekeeping carts, store chemicals properly, and maintain health and safety standards. 

Essential Skills & Qualities

• Attention to Detail: Ensuring high standards of cleanliness.
• Customer Service: Courteous and helpful attitude towards guests.
• Organizational Skills: Managing tasks efficiently.
• Physical Stamina: Ability to perform physical tasks for extended periods.