Healthcare Floor Tech- Full Time (PM Shift)- Petoskey- $2700 Sign on Bonus Available!

A Day in the Life 

 

• Standing and walking much of the day. Requires bending, stretching, climbing ladders, lifting, pulling and pushing. Hands in solutions frequently. Subject to interruptions as situations warrant.

• Use of products that are potentially harmful if used improperly. Potential exposure to contagious disease if Universal Precautions and Blood Bourne Pathogen Standards as not followed. Use of semi-automatic and manual cleaning equipment.

• Must wear approved uniform. Must follow all manufacturers’ instructions on chemical dilution and usage of products. Must wear protective equipment relative to product handling.

• Gloves, goggles, face shield, gown, mask, and hardhat must be worn as situation warrants and defined in the Safety Standard Act. Must follow all department, hospital and regulatory agency guidelines. Wear PPE (personal protective equipment) as required and have complete knowledge and understanding of Universal Precautions and Blood Borne Pathogen standards.

 

• Remove trash/recycling/Confidential (HIPPIA) information and soiled linen from floors using utility cart.

• Will be required to assist other Environmental Services Technician’s II and IV when necessary.

• Performs all duties of Environmental Services Technician’s II as assigned.

• Preforms all Floor Care work as assigned.

• Transport/arrange furniture and equipment according to policy/instructions.

• Operate/maintain/clean battery powered floor machines.

• Scrub/strip hard and resilient floors using the proper/technique and product for the flooring type.

• Completes all detail work (Baseboard/corners/kick plates/openings) using the proper technique and product.

• Apply finish to hard and resilient floors using the proper/technique and product for the flooring type.

• Clean carpets using proper/technique and product for application and carpet type.

•  Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

• Unlicensed staff to include but not limited to housekeepers, material management clerks, unit clerks, maintenance staff may have permission to briefly be provided access to and be in areas where medications are stored in order to fulfill tasks outlined in their job description.