Hospital Floor Care Technician: Impactful Cleaning & Training

OhioHealth; Dublin (CA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 26,000; Full time

Job summary

OhioHealth is seeking a Project Technician in Environmental Services to improve the condition and appearance of the Hospital using specialized floor care equipment. The role focuses on safety, quality, and efficiency in daily tasks and may involve non-routine cleaning such as disaster or terminal cleaning.

The position requires familiarity with floor care equipment, operates on a day shift, and entails a 40-hour work week.

Qualifications

• No Degree or Diploma (Required)
• Familiarity with operating and maintaining floor care and project-related equipment.

Responsibilities

• Uses proper equipment, including: commercial vacuums, auto scrub machines, cord burnishes, buffers, upright scrubbing machines, mops, and other necessary equipment, tools, products, and supplies to complete daily assignments as needed.
• Performs general operational maintenance on equipment i.e., checks, electrical cords, water levels in batteries, etc. Ensures all equipment is clean, safe, and is in good working condition. Follows all sign in/out procedures. Identifies maintenance needs, other than routine. Correctly reports and tags all broken equipment.
• Performs cleaning other than would normally be considered routine, i.e., flood or disaster clean up, terminal cleaning, construction cleaning, etc.
• Uses chemicals and cleaning agents safely and follows all MSDS guidelines and precautions. Follows all safety precautions.
• Trains new employees in various methods of floor care, chemical and cleaning agents, and in safety protocols.

Job description

OhioHealth is seeking a Project Technician in Environmental Services to improve the condition and appearance of the Hospital using specialized floor care equipment. The role focuses on safety, quality, and efficiency in daily tasks and may involve non-routine cleaning such as disaster or terminal cleaning.

The position requires familiarity with floor care equipment, operates on a day shift, and entails a 40-hour work week.