Environmental Services Technician
McLeod Health
Environmental Services Technician
McLeod Health
Regional not-for-profit healthcare system
Responsibilities:
Job responsibilities include those listed in competencies document
Maintains a professional image and exhibits excellent customer relations to patients, visitors, physicians, and coworkers in accordance with our Service Excellence Standards and Core Values.
Provides a clean and aseptic environment for the safety and health of our patients, visitors, physicians and
employees by performing various housekeeping and other duties; such duties include but are not limited to:
waste removal; dusting, cleaning and sanitizing of fixtures and surfaces; dust and damp mopping; biohazard
spill cleanup; soiled linen removal; cleaning, sanitizing, making of beds and vacuuming.
Uses computers for computer-based training, data collection and during routine room turnover operations
Keeps records, maintains logs and submits daily activity
Reports via schedule worksheets and/or task sequence sheets.
Must adhere to hospital and departmental policies and procedures.
Must follow applicable regulatory agency laws.
Changes out drapes and cubicle curtains.
Must be proficient in the proper use of floor and carpet care battery operated and cord electric equipment.
Must become proficient in established restorative, interim and routine floor and carpet care procedures.
Removes bulk biohazard and solid waste.
Performs all other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
Previous hospital/commercial housekeeping or floor technician experience is preferred.
Good communication skills and professional telephone etiquette are essential.
Regional not-for-profit healthcare system
McLeod Health runs a regional, not-for-profit health system with hospitals, clinics, and related care in Northeast South Carolina and Southeast North Carolina. It provides inpatient and outpatient services across acute beds, emergency and urgent care, neonatal care, behavioral health, hospice, home health, cancer care, and advanced surgical suites in 30 operating rooms. It distinguishes itself as locally owned and community-focused, with a broad network of facilities that coordinate care across towns rather than operating as a for-profit chain. Its goal is to improve community health by expanding access to comprehensive, coordinated care using advanced facilities and services.
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