Public Area Cleaner — Eco-Lodge

Responsibilities

• Clean and maintain eco-lodge public areas using biodegradable products — open-air lounge, dining area, jungle paths, yoga platform, cenote access area
• Remove natural debris — fallen leaves, jungle litter, insects — from guest common areas without disrupting the natural environment
• Maintain natural surface areas — stone paths, wooden decking, sand walkways
• Clean common-area restrooms with eco-compliant products
• Maintain open-air bar and restaurant areas between services
• Respond to cleaning requests in keeping with eco-lodge low-intervention approach

Requirements

• Previous cleaning experience helpful
• Genuine comfort in jungle outdoor environment — working on unpaved paths, in natural light, among tropical vegetation
• Alignment with eco-values — Tulum eco-properties expect staff to share sustainability principles
• Physical stamina for outdoor work
• Reliable

Benefits

• IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
• Organic staff meals, uniform
• Eco-property perks — yoga, cenote access

Work environment

Eco-lodge outdoor common areas in Tulum. Working in a jungle environment — stone paths, thatched roofs, cenote proximity, natural light — is unlike any other public area cleaning role in Mexico.

About the role

Maintaining the natural while keeping it clean. Tulum's eco-lodge guests want to feel they are in the jungle — they do not want to feel they are in a scrubbed, chemically cleaned hotel that happens to be surrounded by trees. The public area cleaner who keeps the paths clear of debris, the wooden loungers clean, and the common areas fresh — without imposing the feel of a conventional hotel cleaning operation — is maintaining exactly the balance the destination requires.