Housekeeper, Environmental Services, Norton Community Hosp., 8A-4:30P

The utility worker cleans occupied patient rooms, dismissal/transfer rooms, ancillary, public and office support areas, cleans equipment used in performing tasks, communicates information concerning tasks and need of equipment repairs, carries out assigned tasks as prioritized by supervisor, house supervisor or other designee during Emergency Management and performs other duties as may be assigned and necessary for the functioning of the Environmental Services Department. Will work independently and in small groups, must be knowledgeable of business conducted in these areas while not interfering with care/comfort of the patient. Utilizes only facility approved chemicals for cleaning. Will work with a variety of chemicals and equipment in carrying out assigned tasks. May also be assigned duties related to grounds and parking lot maintenance.
The Environmental Service floor tech is primarily responsible for all floor areas including tiled floors and carpeted areas using deluxe cleaning standards for sanitation, safety appearance.
Reporting Relationship:

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Education and Experience:

High school diploma or GED required and must possess the ability to read, speak, write and follow simple oral and written directions. Prior experience is preferred. After orientation must demonstrate the correct use of chemicals, supplies and tools assigned. Computer knowledge helpful.