Hospital Environmental Services Technician

University of Utah; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 19,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits starting day one

401(k) retirement plan

Parking information

Job summary

University of Utah Health is seeking an entry-level custodian to maintain a clean and safe environment across staff, visitors, and patients at Huntsman Cancer Hospital in Salt Lake City, UT.

The role involves routine cleaning, waste handling, and light equipment operation in a high-demand healthcare setting, with potential for department-specific responsibilities and adherence to pre-employment checks and OSHA standards.

Qualifications

• Entry level position.
• Dependent upon assigned department, a valid Utah driver's license may be required.
• Six (6) months of related experience.

Responsibilities

• Sweeps, cleans, mops, scrubs, and dusts floors.
• Cleans toilets, basins, showers, bathtubs, patient beds, and scrubs walls.
• Dusts, cleans and vacuums furniture, fixtures doors and related furnishings by using appropriate cleaning supplies.
• Operates and maintains electric floor machines, snow blowers, industrial vacuums, carpet shampooing equipment, and upholstery shampooing equipment.
• Cleans, refinishes, and maintains a variety of floor coverings.
• Cleans patient rooms, beds, waiting areas, and examination tables.
• Labels and removes infectious waste bags and containers.
• Transports custodial supplies and equipment to and from storage and work areas.
• Replaces sharps containers, transports trash and refuse, removes empty boxes and organizes closets.

Job description

University of Utah Health is seeking an entry-level custodian to maintain a clean and safe environment across staff, visitors, and patients at Huntsman Cancer Hospital in Salt Lake City, UT.

The role involves routine cleaning, waste handling, and light equipment operation in a high-demand healthcare setting, with potential for department-specific responsibilities and adherence to pre-employment checks and OSHA standards.