Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants
Personal Care and Service
Assigns lockers, dressing rooms, or clothing containers and hands out towels, sheets, and other personal items in locker rooms, coatrooms, public baths, and steam rooms. Supplies are checked and reordered, floors and rooms are cleaned, and a lost-and-found is kept; questions about cost, availability, and house rules get answered on the spot. Patrons are watched so the space stays orderly and safe, and complaints that cannot be settled there go to a supervisor. Suits people who like steady service work in athletic or bathing facilities, with a mix of helping guests and keeping the room stocked and clean.
Typical education: High School Diploma or GED
Annual Median Wage in Field (2025)
$36'300
Median Wage Market Position
$36'300
What you might do
- Assign lockers and dressing rooms to guests
- Hand out towels and sheets to patrons
- Restock supplies and order more when low
- Make sure guests follow locker-room rules
- Sweep floors and clean locker rooms
- Explain fees, hours, and house policies
Skills that matter
- Locker and dressing-room assignments
- Clear answers on prices and house rules
- Safety watch over locker-room patrons
- Towel stock and supply reordering
- Lost-and-found intake and return
- Complaint handoff to a supervisor
AI & the future of this role
Checking coats and assisting patrons in locker areas still relies on on-site presence and basic customer care. Self-service lockers and digital check-in could shrink some of that work, though personal help in shared facilities may continue to matter.
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