Roundwood Surgery, a GP practice on two sites, is recruiting a housekeeper to keep clinical and non-clinical areas clean and infection-controlled. The work covers cleaning, waste handling, logging tasks on TeamNet and acting as a keyholder for locking up and alarms. The post is 25 hours a week, Monday to Friday, and may involve working alone during staff absence. Candidates need GCSE English and Maths at grade A to C.
What the job involves
- Clean and disinfect consultation and treatment rooms and other clinical areas under infection prevention procedures
- Clean reception, waiting areas, corridors, offices, staff areas, toilets and communal spaces
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and high-contact points
- Vacuum, sweep and mop floors, and clean sinks, furniture, fixtures and internal glass
- Empty bins and dispose of domestic and clinical waste correctly, keeping clinical waste separate
- Replenish washroom consumables and monitor cleaning stock, reporting shortages
- Carry out periodic and deep cleaning in line with the Practice cleaning schedule
- Use cleaning products and equipment safely under COSHH and colour-coded systems, keeping equipment clean and stored
- Complete daily TeamNet cleaning logs at the end of each shift and record any incomplete tasks with reasons
- Use PPE and follow spillage procedures, including for blood and bodily fluids
- Act as designated keyholder, securing the premises, carrying out end-of-day checks and setting the alarm
- Report hazards, defects, incidents, security and confidentiality concerns promptly
Qualifications
- GCSE English and Maths at grade A to C
Skills & knowledge
- Excellent attention to detail
- Able to work independently and as part of a team
Other
- Reliability and punctuality
Nice to have
- Previous experience of working in primary care or the NHS
What’s offered
- Appropriate training for the role
- Supportive management team
- Place in an established team where contribution is recognised