Hospital Environmental Services Associate I

Danbury Hospital; Danbury (CT); On-site; USD 23,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO

Health benefits

Job summary

Danbury Hospital is seeking an Environmental Services team member to maintain clean and sanitary hospital facilities across assigned areas. You will perform routine cleaning, sanitizing, dusting, window care, and floor maintenance while adhering to infection control procedures and safety guidelines.

The role requires independent work with normal supervision and proper chemical handling. Responsibilities include waste transport, linen distribution in patient areas, and ensuring all equipment is

Qualifications

• Maintains the cleanliness of patient and hospital facilities as part of Environmental Services.
• Uses infection control practices including hand washing and Standard Precautions as per department procedures.
• Ability to work independently with normal supervision.

Responsibilities

• Performs routine cleaning of assigned areas in a clean, neat and sanitary manner.
• Performs environmental services tasks including daily sanitizing with germicidal cleaner, high dusting, cleaning windows and sills.
• Ensures floors are dust mopped and baseboards are clean, using proper chemicals and labeling.
• Maintains and dilutes chemicals according to procedure and locks chemicals when not in use.
• Operates and maintains equipment safely and reports safety hazards.
• Transports trash and hazardous waste to designated areas.
• Follows infection control practices to prevent spread of infection.

Job description

Danbury Hospital is seeking an Environmental Services team member to maintain clean and sanitary hospital facilities across assigned areas. You will perform routine cleaning, sanitizing, dusting, window care, and floor maintenance while adhering to infection control procedures and safety guidelines.

The role requires independent work with normal supervision and proper chemical handling. Responsibilities include waste transport, linen distribution in patient areas, and ensuring all equipment is