
Environ Svc Aide I-P.D.
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Job Description
Cleans and services building areas; move furniture, equipment and supplies in and around hospital departments; and performs a variety of environmental services' duties to maintain the hospital in a neat, orderly and sanitary condition.
- Cleans assigned areas by washing furnishings, windows, tiles, fixtures, equipment and floors; vacuums, dusts and polishes specified areas and/or furnishings; sanitizes and disinfects bathroom areas.
- Gathers and transports refuse from assigned areas to appropriate disposal location.
- Reports needed repairs/alterations or situations requiring follow up attention to department supervisor as they occur.
- Selects and prepares cleaning materials and supplies for transport to work area at the beginning of the shift.
- Completes required continuous training and education, including department specific requirements, as well as hospital mandatory requirements.
- Complies with established personal protective equipment requirements necessary for protection against exposure to blood and other potentially infectious body fluids, chemical disinfectants, radiation, asbestos, and other hazardous substances.
- Participates in all hospital established programs for improving hand hygiene compliance.
- Fully participates with all hospital programs geared towards improving the patient experience.
- Complies with all facility protocols established for reducing Hospital Acquired Infections and improving patient safety outcome
Ability to read, write and understand instructions in English Required.
A minimum of three years of relevant cleaning experience, preferred but not required.
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