Examine garments upon arrival to check for damages, tears, or stains. Group items by color, fabric type, and washing instructions.
Apply pre-treatment chemicals and techniques to remove tough stains without damaging the fabric.
Safely handle delicate fabrics and premium traditional Nigerian wears (such as Ankara, Agbada, and Senator suits) that require careful handwashing or specific starching techniques.
Professionally iron, steam, and press clothes to remove wrinkles perfectly while ensuring correct heat settings are used for different materials.
Ensure all processed garments are accurately tagged, folded, or hung, and neatly packaged in protective bags to prevent mix-ups and keep items clean.
Clean and maintain laundry machines, irons, and workstations daily. Promptly report any equipment faults to management.
Monitor the usage of detergents, starches, tags, and packaging materials, and notify the supervisor when stock is low.